Is 14 cents the tipping point for BRL?, page-90

Heading of article from Metal Bulletin WED 30/5/18

"Seaborne prices jump on supply concerns" prem seaborne coking coal cargos sold into china at $194/tonne; $195/tonne and $198/tonne. That's a 5% + jump from the previous day, and what's more; $198/tonne represents a 10% lift in prices since the $180/tonne mark in mid april for june futures.

Although, according to you, "it's pretty obvious there is no upside momentum left in coal prices"

Isn't BRL supposed to be heading down through .14 cents, moosie; and then look out below.

Speaking of bizarre: what is bizarre is that you're such a keen 'contributor ' to the BRL thread, but yet you hold no shares and you're always trying to talk coking coal prices and the BRL share price down.

Bizarre

Oh that's right. Sorry, i forgot. You're simply trying to educate us to the error of our ways in being BRL shareholders

If we heeded your advice, we should be selling our shares.

Is that right, moosie?