Is the reason we don't see as much movement with the "99% min"...

Is the reason we don't see as much movement with the "99% min" pentoxide, that it's more specific in use cases? So that high of a grade not needed in general steel production, and we wouldn't see it impacted much by the more recent demand?

Could something like electrolyte price be a better reflection of the demand for the super high grade pentoxides and we'd see price movement there before here?

Also they need to get Rotterdam of their darn chart. It's barely moved in Months, and it's dragging the whole vibe of the chart down.

Anyway just Friday bored Day questions, nothing requires a definitive answer.