agreed and I think a higher than average capex flow sheet was priced in to holders from around the 40’s and prior when refractory ores were first mooted. So I wouldn’t be surprised if a substantial holder played some games to load up by short selling at the expense of weaker hands over the last couple of days.
broker data in the near future might shine a light.
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