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Originally posted by Anndy: ↑

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I have been following NTU for many years now and watching the dishonesty and False information that NTU have been publishing to attract the only thing that keeps them afloat, and that is Dollars.

I'm an Aussie, and a trade unionist, and it is in my blood to call out BS.
I despise the BS that surrounds NTU, in saying that though, it has been refreshing to see NTU change their wording in relation to their business and their intentions, wording that some here attempt to twist and peddle in a different light from its true intent.

For NTU to call themselves a Dysprosium producer imo is darn right dishonest, they are a producer of Carbonate and nothing more, a Carbonate that they last sold for ~$10 Kg.
NTU drawing connections to their business using the price of DyO is yet another deceptive means of misleading.

Why don't they draw light to the price of 52% Carbonate, the product that they actually produce!

Some uneducated one's could be very mislead reading NTU's publications, and I don't like seeing some loose their money.

I get it, you have traders and investors, all are here for a hopeful dollar, but it is usually the investors that pay allot more attention to the actual workings of a company.

As for your "Is it that perhaps you are somewhat mobility challenged" do you really want to sink to those levels.

I don't believe that NTU will ever have a viable business plan, but I will adjust my commentary accordingly if I ever see a glimmer of hope.
And as it stands atm (whilst Lind is cashing in), NTU will yet again be searching for dollars come closer to the end of the year.

NTU are an intriguing saga, and one of a few I watch closely.

Cheers.

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I thought downramping was in hopes to drop the sp and inflict loss upon current holders? I dont see much saviour going on there?

Problem is the sp keeps going up now. So Im not sure theres any effective downramping going on. Seems unsuccesful there too.
What matters is sp rise. Keep up the good work

Last edited by nro: 25/08/20

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