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So you don't know what is Applegarth. It's that certainty that grates. One main thing I learned from my degree in Environmental Sciences is that the World's ecology is so complex that simple answers are really not valid.

We've been constantly told that we're going to hell in a hand cart withing a decade or by the turn of the century. None of it happened. And they're still at it. Now with a 16 year old telling us all stuff we've been hearing for decades. Of course we need renewables, but mainly because we're short of energy needs world wide.

Ah! A doom monger. How nice. So prevalent and self righteous on Twitter as well.

testpack3 you were doing so well until your battery had glitches and then ran out completely after going a bit berserk.

TDT, nothing new with what he says. Repeating it doesn't make it any more correct, only partially.

Future predictions have always been only partially correct and partially incorrect. We still have battery anxiety with mobile phones but we now can have 256 Gb of memory on a tiny SD card. The reality TDT is that some predictions are way under reality and some are way over. Batteries are still an issue today despite what that guy says. He's selective in his examples and not very scientific. I would say he's sensationalist.

Less than 2% is normal fluctuation.

Yeah well Acro that's really going to help with the shopping from the supermarket 3 miles away.

In 3 years time the percentage is likely to be - well just 2.1%. The lack of infrastructure will ensure just city dwellers will have them and just for short city trips. The purchase expense will ensure few new people will be buyers. Some existing owners will lose interest until the infrastructure improves. No, not a lot happening in just 3 years. Now 20 years and there could be a change. In the meantime we still need to get about.

The doom sayers are telling us that Palladium isn't important because of electric vehicles. The market tells us otherwise. Palladium now well over $2,000 an ounce.

Selling at this price? Some can only be looking at a number, see it falling and think they must get out. Or very short term view of buy today and sell tomorrow or after a couple of hours. The current price is just a fraction of any special dividend alone on the sale of MT. Weird behaviour.

Lamtree, There are no pointless ramps when it comes to EUA. Just information available from helpful posters. As Anders says you don't provide helpful information. You just deride all helpful posts with no evidence. Completely pointless as always.

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That's the thing really. There are logical and mathematical justifications for any of those figures. All depending on the outcome of negotiations and any costs involved in the deal or deals.

I'm entirely chilled stix, and I know Ian is as well. I may have come across as a strong rebuke. Not intended as such. Sometimes short posts give a harsh impression.

Err ... it's Monday now. Can we get back to EUA fully relevant stuff? Fascinating as stop start is.

Difficult to predict which way the market is taking this today. Some think the Russian holiday will cause this to sag back, as it did last week, and are selling, hoping to buy in cheaper. Others are more confident and are buying on the clear and obvious strength of this company. The result is currently a tug of war between buys and sells. The spread doesn't help either as the higher buys compared to the lower sells are causing the SP to bounce around.

Indeed some companies (like SML - magnetite in their case) have their only income from tailing's. EUA has many options, it's just that Semenovsky is the least important.

As it's a quiet Sunday I may mention I've had a corneal transplant followed by cataract surgery. Eye surgery has moved on in leaps and bounds, as long as you have a good surgeon.

Ian, You are finding that having an op gives you plenty of time to think about these things and do research. Thanks for your input here.