I believe that the traditional supply and demand sensitivity is known to both suppliers and users.
Suppliers (miners) are racing to be the first in with supply, while users are sitting back not stirring up demand because it will drive prices higher.
On the flip side, if too many players make it to production it could also cause oversupply which would also lead to lower prices.
Not only that there is no huge current demand. It is forecast but not current.
KNL has the best strategy IMO. The most important part is getting into production and selling that production. You can increase volume later when demand is higher, but the last thing we want is to produce too much.
The current economy should make this bleeding obvious...
Just look at Iron Ore, Oil, and even Milk to name just a few... With supply and demand issues...
KNL Price at posting:
22.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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