patience or foolish!, page-49

Interesting though diametrically opposite views, Cafa and Abyss. Didn't occur to me to see it along your ways until I read your posts, but food for thought indeed.

Taking these views a step further, there are then two possible results in the near term:

- If LYC's sp has already factored in the smooth progress towards securing customer demand, good pricing, timely payments etc., then the sp is unlikely to rise much. But the sp is likely to fall significantly if the smooth progress is hindered.

- If LYC's sp has already factored in the hindrances to said smooth progress, then the sp is likely to rise significantly if there is no hindrance encountered. But if there is hindrance, then the sp is unlikely to fall much.

Let's hope it's the latter possibility that's been set in motion. Cheers, all.