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Thing is i thinks its actually going to do us all good in the end having to tighten the belts a little, its going to stop us buying all the pointless 'latest' cr@p that we dont need. Changing the mobile every year to get the latest model that does just the same thing, same with cars, bigger and bigger tv's with definition better than our eyes can cope with, celebrity endorsed keep fit dvds and similar 'pushed' cr@p, push bikes costing multiple thousands of pounds because they are made from bits of the space shuttle or carbon fibre, yet more cheap shi7 garden furniture that lasts one year then is thrown away broken etc etc.
All of this shi7 comes from China these days and causes massive environmental and, economic harm to all the countries buying it except the sellers.
People have got far to used to having this nonsense 'want want now now' lifestyle, so my hope is these increases in items we actually need, gas leccy, fuel, food etc makes us all revisit our priorities somewhat, maybe make and grow what we need ourselves and cut the strings of dependancy on other countries that dont actually like us much anyway, and are only out to empty our pockets.

less. . . obviously left, butter fingers

it definately will when winter gets here and the gas and leccy bills pile in Troajan, nobody will have nothing less to spend, except on wooly jumpers.
Thing i always think with interest rate rises being used to restrain spending is that so many people dont have mortgages these days, so it doesnt touch everybody like it used to, its a bit of a blunt tool.
Obviously it hits lots but nowhere near everybody, i think i read somewhere that 60% of uk homes are mortgage free?. So unless stuck with finance on a car or something it removes very little from lots of peoples pockets.

Just think how bad it would be of it was close to the 10p exdivi day.
Sure to drop the usual 30p on top.
nasty out there.

"And I don't think liars and bullies should go unchallenged"

Your not, anymore clown for bigger losses, plenty of us on here challenge you and your rampy rubbish daily. Been doing it all the way from the 400's while you held onto this pile of doo doo.

And you run scared, pretending to use the filter button to avoid answering points made.. Because you can never back up the baseless opinions you spout yet pretend they are 'facts'.

Sewerage discharge investigation news item
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-61963555

FFT is a biggy, i would suggest most wwtw are on their ariss at the best of times, only have to look at the level of discharges the company admits to to see the mess that area is in.
Partly not their fault, given the huge amount of build8ng works going on down here, so many new houses, yet never any works upgrades. There is probably only so much slack builtm8nto such things.

You know that is a complete lie, trading for losses. Usual MO for you though.

You were digging me for posting that many many months back.

Why do you lie so much?

Do let us all know when that is Kachra.

And the Novice is on the end of the name as, as a daytrader im a complete Novice, still am and i dont tend to daytrade much as im cr@p at it. As an investor however im not a novice.

Next time try rereading your erroneous post first.

oh did you? i missed that as you actually posted

"NO ONE thought 50p would happen"

And i dont need to prove anything.

In general, it Reads to me that because the world supply market is pretty much held by a handful of companies only and they have driven the price up, that customers are looking elsewhere for cheaper alternatives.
No good having something expensive for sale if your customers aint buying and are shopping elsewhere.

"No one thought 50p would happen but we're pretty damn close."

oooh i think you'll find quite a few of us on here did. I certainly posted a range of 50-60p.
And we got slammed by the rampy rampers who were blabbing "£4.50".
Who was right?

hummmmmm

Wonder if the clown for losses will sell up as it approaches his ficticious "40p" buy in

He held all the way down from the mid 400's down to this point, so might as well go the whole hog i suppose.

Still not reading all the posts then trading for continuing losses.

Yeah, of course not.

Wonder where the bottom is?

"All those posters over the past 18 months who said this was going to 50p.
I dismissed it as hubris..."

Thats the trouble with a board all chanting the same 'up up up' message that the chief golfish loving clown still unbeleivably propogates.
It remove the collective thinking/opinion element and adds blinkers. Dangerous in this game, need to keep both eyes and ears wide open at all times - in both directions.

More decent reading here, forecasts of the market 2022-2027 post covid

https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/tantalum-market

here.

Probably posted before but a decent bit of background and specific info to browse.
https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/critical-metals-investing/tantalum-investing/2013-top-tantalum-producers-rwanda-brazil-drc-canada/

Found an interesting article, in essense saying Tant is very expensive (as we all know) but that nobody wants it or uses it anymore as people are looking for replacement materials. Apparantly the only reason its valuable is because only a few processors exist and they are not developing its use further to keep the prices they want high, hence other alternatives being looked for.
Would explain a stumbling share price i suppose.

Any chemistry boffins fancy checking out the book?

https://www.priz.guru/why-tantalum-is-so-expensive-why-is-it-a-problem-and-what-can-be-done-about-it/#.Yr09mS14WhA

Pipedreamer, sorry, directed my response to Pp1 rather than yourself.
To expand a little on that i pointed out my range to be 50-60p way back, obviously in the centre near as damn it now, but with each passing day 50p does seem the better specific target point.
Its like death by a thousand cuts here each day, not down hugely each time but down even so.
I shall keep my eye on this, and reconsider nearer the 50p mark, which i think isnt too far away given the current trend. ATB

PP1
Well its central within my range of interest now, you know the range that all the ill informed bulls on here said would never appear so so many times.
However given that there is only a slow downtrickle in the price each day, and no signs of that changing anytime soon that i can see, i figure that pressing the 'buy' button would be rather premature at this mid range point, i beleive, as does the market, that there is further decline on the way. How much is anybodys guess, but given the trend remains downwards then it would be folly to buy currently.
I shall continue to watch for any change in prospects - no point paying over the odds afterall.