future asx 50 candidate , page-3

Brende, here we are on in the wild country where the big lodes are found, while all the fastbuckers crawl all over a little superphosphate producer to-be MAK and Centro. Pity super slowly poisons the ground, locking up many nutrients, turning it acid and sick. All around SE NSW is declining because of it.
Notice the price line has just moved up through the 20 day moving average which more often than not indicates more short term rise ahead. It has been a long time since this happened, quite a dump, but that will increase the profit potential. Ive just topped up. But im not sticky, will hop in and out if required.
Being a geographer with a rare specialisation way back-yep im a geek in many fields, economic and resource geography, I am aware how difficult keeping the supply of tin up is going to be worldwide. Tin isnt needed much for cans so much now, as for electronic circuitry. Given the prevalence of that in just about everything to do with the modern world, the prospects for the Tassie operation look pretty bright, if they can keep producing.
Think there is a fear in many quarters that the ore at Wingellina will not be treatable/usable. Limonite has a reputation for being trouble. But they seem to have some competent advisers on the job and it looks pretty good from the trials.
In time it may well become one of the biggest nickel deposits in the world. Its right up in the top 20(?) now? From memory. When this stuff sells for $30,000 a ton youd think the locals would wake up, Still that makes for profit potential. If everyone thought what we did there would be little in it for us.