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Dreamingof, Tis a far far richer man I would be now than I was before, had I done so.
At the earlier days I always considered Bitcoin to be something like the tulips thing when they got outrageously expensive before crashing. Given that tulip bulbs do in fact have an intrinsic value as they actually are something, I believed that Bitcoin having no intrinsic value and being entirely valued on a belief system were an even worse bet. It appears that Zi may have been incorrect, clearly not the first time, nor the last.

Tonlin, stay well and hang on should be well on the financial side. Metal prices riding higher and production increasing.
I bet you wouldn’t want to be out of these over the weekend.

It’s all about the next bit. Most important portion imho. Uphill push against Covid can affect things ( 1,000 dead yesterday).
As for Atlas cashing up, I would expect they will take a risk free 10-20% profit all day long when opportunity arrives.
Lots of locking down is not going to help move agreements and such. But should the ore from Regua start arriving we will see a step change in output. That would be nice given the expected increase in production that should occur regardless of that.
Lots of money about should keep stocks moving, and evidently there is a lot of liquidity looking for a home, so goodness here might start a feeding frenzy...........good time for mining stocks.
In the meantime, be scrupulously careful in avoiding the virus, keep well everyone.

Good timing on the buy.

Tin finished up $724 today. That’s now $21,049 per tonne. Even more betterer than I thought.

Just looked at Tin. It’s up $500 per tonne at $20825. I think that’s a good thing.

Tungsten and tin mined,
processed,
Shipped,
Money is paid,
More this year.

Tell yer what, you wouldn’t want to be out of this over the New Year.

Is down today. However, that still leaves it at $20125 ( at me last look) - which is rather spiffing . What’s not to like in an upward super cycle commodities market.

Gnore me.

OMR, the working mans Christmas Eve of the seventies was a true wonder of human behaviour. They could have made wondrous documentaries, but all the tv and camera people were up the pub too.

Dreaming of, Indeed. That made me chuckle.notwithstanding -all the misery those poor drivers are putting up with over the past few days and still going on.

Is invested in seed potatoes, it’s not looking good. Best sell em and buy Wres imho.

Happy chrimbo, stv,...... and a prosperous new year.

Keep yer pecker up OMR, get better, then come out, then some good figures from Wres, trade deal with EU and a vaccine program. Looking positive!

Over $20,000 a tonne. Just for clarity, Tis a far, far, better price than when it was before at $15,000 per tonne.

I agree. I try to avoid dipping my toe into personal jibes and such.although, I have been known to sin. There’s plenty that’s not nice for many at the this time. It’s a bad enough chrimbo as is.
However, my mum ( whose dyslexia was renown) gave me some advice two days before she died, she held my hand and said :’ always remember, a spot never changes its leopard’. That was over Christmas a long time since. My dog died last Christmas. There was the we all got nova virus chrimbo. The year me mum had a stroke chrimbo. The year me dad was in the mental hospital chrimbo. The year we all got chicken pox chrimbo. Etc. I have ceased to hope for goodwill and stuff over the season.
Things and people are what they are. Remember the story of the frog and the scorpion- whereby creatures follow their nature.

troajan, my understanding for the tungsten is: if the purity is above 66% (it is) we get the APT price for our product.they trade in mtu s. approx $220. the off take agreement is we get 80% of the apt price under that specific contract. if we sell outside of the agreement (I believe not all production is under the agreement)I would have thought we get the full price.As its relatively local to our local buyers (Austria etc) i would imagine we get a good price compared to that which is purchased from Asia (that silk road is hard work for camels).

Geng, good spot on those big sells, but it seems the SP holds, perhaps there is buying or a big buy in the background. After all , big sells would usually create downward movement, but have not.. Strange indeed. or not.

Gug, that’s provocative and seeks to insult. Nothing pleasant in that post and nothing informative.
Merry Christmas.