Amigo, more blah blah blah. You may not be aware, but the...

Amigo, more blah blah blah. You may not be aware, but the Lassonde Curve has been discussed several times on ARR's chart thread. Yesterday, when you raised the Lassond Curve (LC) on another one of ARR's threads, you used it to describe LIN's shareprice. Let's be clear: LIN (Lindian Resources) "is focused on advancing its world-class bauxite projects in Guinea" (according to the company). Why use a different type of project in a country with sovereign risk, as a comparison? Surely your aim is to sow seeds of doubt in the mind's of ARR's shareholders. Yesterday, when I compared ARR's shareprice to the Lassone Curve, what did we find? ARR's shareprice is almost a text book case. It shows we are on the up-and-up and that we have moved towards the mining period. ARR's shareprice is steadily moving towards new highs. So quick as a flash, you desperately claim the Lassonde Curve is only "an idealised ...blah blah blah". Give it a break @2ic. You have lost credibility and you should tell your employer that your blah blah blah is not working.