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"Negotiations in Europe are *well advanced* and concluding a European take-or-pay supply agreement remains the Company's current sales and marketing priority."

Not sure if the well advanced line has been trotted out before or if they were just "advanced".

I'm interpreting the "current sales and marketing priority" as "CF is busy doing other stuff, that's why it's been delayed"

Each share is a smaller part of the company and so worth less. Future share of profits will be less as well. Imagine you thought a pie was going to be shared between you and four friends, but then an extra friend is added, well... You get less pie.

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It might however help secure the pie from the bakers

Mmmm pie.

I'll take $350m

Good question

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https://mobile.twitter.com/RBullockITV/status/1082606355964403718 this could be it myo

FOMO

How do I know?

I had a nibble at 21.88

Loads of great info here. Confirming what I'd previously assumed thanks to this forum, even though that trial used the same amount of potassium, that's not what sirius are recommending.
https://poly4.com/poly4/faq/

https://poly4.com/poly4/faq/

I'll just add, cost more for the purposes of that trial and direct substition. I know there's other benefits, that's why I'm invested here

The trial uses equal amounts of potassium, wouldn't it cost more to use polyhalite?

Not bothering myself jimmy, although they have their place, you can get stopped out very easily, in a flash crash, you only have to ere what happened in December's tree shake to see the damage they can do.

But of course agree should that happen then they'll make a decision based on common sense

I hope the day never comes when we're selling polyhalite for less than their production costs, unless it's because we've crushed their economies of scale.

I don't trust them one bit on that. They'll mine as long as there's money to be made.

I see that US interest rates seem to have been knocked off there long term trajectory upwards.

Could this be good for Sirius?

The company in the last update stated that they were looking at between 6-7% I think on rates, and they weren't too concerned about a few rises.

Who has read the situation better? I'd rather be right over five years than six months.

Thanks Myo.

Xant14 with that in mind I don't think I'd be betting on production be mid 2021, even for a gentlemanly £2.50.

I am confident of first polyhalite being when the company has stated though, and it's always good to be reminded of the difference between the two.

I'd take you up on that, if the bet was for first polyhalite by July 1st 2021

a 5% swing already today. Heady days.

Can one ... dare one .. dream of port 22.

I'm not saying there won't be any impact but it's not like it's been unexpected though is it? The Fed has been telegraphing this for a long time, and it was seen as a 'dovish' hike.

Before yesterday the Fed had said there would likely be 3 hikes next year, that's now gone down to 2.

These loans have been years in the making.

SL

I'm interpreting this as putting in an offer to sell but not hitting confirm.

I guess we all use different platforms but on mine (selftrade) I'd go to sell 'At Best' which would give me a bid price. I then don't have to sell.