Yet again you have straw manned me. I asked what the basis was for Marla's incorrect assertion that there were 'significant' buyers. There are clearly buyers, but no significant ones in sizes that would help QIN or back its pricing and volume assumptions.
I say there aren't enough 'significant' buyers based upon:
the inability of the company to sell out even their tiny harvest
that identified buyers have ended agreements or been shown to be frauds
the lack of any new supply deals announced with minimum offtake.
What is your view that QIN can sell tens of times their current production based on? Blind faith? A lack of understanding of reality? both?
QIN Price at posting:
29.5¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
