is malaysia ok?, page-2

Dick,
Lynas doesn't have enough capital to move the LAMP to another country. Stock price will definitely crumble if things can't be worked out in Malaysia.

So Lynas took it in the shorts by the NYT, meanwhile a fairly balanced story appeared in the Wall Street journal.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304450604576417243688119506.html

The headline was "MALAYSIA STALLS PROJECT: Rare-Earth Metals Plant Has Become Mired in Environmental Considerations." Lead paragraph "A plan to break China's dominance over rare-earth metals suffered a setback as Malaysia's government put restrictions on a plant due to start producing thousands of tons of the materials within months."

Not to say that Lynas doesn't have a little homework to do, but the article at least hints at the issue of Malaysia's quandry of continuing to attract foreign investments. I'd bet we'll see articles focusing on that issue in the near future.

FYI, added to my position this week.

Terbium