tin............ is going ballistic again , page-21

I am fully aware that Sn is found in only a few countries and large deposits are getting harder to replace. My point is that the previous main use for Sn has largely dissappeared and solder is now dominant. I feel Sn will stay high.... but not skyrocket in price as it's uses are too few. Hence, i seek commodities where new supply is limited and demand remains strong. I have listed my preferences.
MLX does interest me. I have shares in another tin company (non-producer)..... but will only buy MLX at 29c or below.... unless i discover a new use for Sn. If Sn becomes a vital catalyst in the petroleum industry.... well i'll certainly pay more for MLX.
Meanwhile i study Mo and Vn. Platinum also appeals and watch their shares for openings.
M
PS. I wonder how much Sn is in pewter? Not that pewter is popular anymore.