Iofina Share Discussion Threads

[superg1] 11/4/2015 08:33

Spike I think you meant safer.

[superg1] 11/4/2015 08:33

Germ

Just the one exchange with you as I find your posting style totally unacceptable, but in relation to IOF they are producing the goods. They had no iodine being produced a few years ago and were paying $65 plus for it when the 'shortage' came.

It was problems in Chile that contributed to the problem causing the price hike as Cosayach lost 4000 mt of production.

So if at 500mt to 1000mt per year some think a price rise created by recent Chile issues isn't irrelevant, then they are clueless.

Spike

Yes the humour, but not the foul posts which doesn't put him much above ACT in that regard.

Why folks think such posting is acceptable and is condoned is beyond me.

I doubt they use such language on their internal work email. So why demean themselves publicly.

[che7win] 11/4/2015 08:31

Utilities might also look to ADA-ES for another alternative. The firm has developed an elemental mercury oxidizer, called M-Prove, which it claims is significantly less corrosive than calcium and hydrogen bromide. Although the firm is reluctant to identify the oxidizer, company patents suggest it is based on iodine.

[monkeymagic3] 11/4/2015 07:55

"Chile only relevant if IOF actually do something to capitalise on it."

I didn't say they weren't doing anything. My point was we just don't know.

Therefore my post is valid BUT it would be great to be proved wrong and eventually have a wave of official information released that shows a raft of strategic measures/investment.

On a separate point, the general air of moral authority/superiority here can't be healthy and i am not actually sure the posting history is there to support such a stance anyway.


Monkey "Howitzer" Magic

PS

Thanks Spike

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 10/4/2015 23:28

We know what you did, we know how you did it and we know why you did it.

These forums are littered with these tales Graham.

What we do know is this can't make any money Graham...

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 10/4/2015 23:21

Your thread is compromised Graham, I can read 6 posts in ten thousand Graham and I know.

This company is flawed.

[spike_1] 10/4/2015 20:32

The world would be a much sadder place without MM3's contributions!

[woodpeckers] 10/4/2015 20:16

Very interesting to see the number of votes for posts recently. Bears appear to be working hard to cast doubt.

(Looking forward to the response to this one! We all know they like overtime...)

[superg1] 10/4/2015 18:06

Last chance saloons don't seem to exist on small caps. PIs were still buying RB right up to the day when they announced no bids were received.

No revenue and growing losses companies seem to do fine, here we have growth and should have continued growth now.

If they end up as the lowest cost producer (I think they will), then they can grow pretty much as they wish within the realms of commercial resources.

Being situated in a country that imports 4000/5000mt is a nice carrot to chase.

The hold up has been preserving cash and the dramatic oil sector changes in recent months.

The type of equipment IOF use and want should be cheaper now.

[superg1] 10/4/2015 17:50

Mad

There are some potential lucrative ones up for grabs, wouldn't that be nice, people paying iof to take their iodine rich brine.

[uppompeii] 10/4/2015 17:34

Well, IOF have had long enough to walk the walk, it's now time they talked the talk.
Will you all still hold for even longer if the news isn't positive or is this the last chance saloon?

[freshvoicem] 10/4/2015 17:30

No the asylum is economising and letting them out for weekend leave.

[cyberbub] 10/4/2015 16:55

ACT is back... has the off-licence opened early today?

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 10/4/2015 16:39

Seems to be a lighter header Graham? You okay mate?

[madchick] 10/4/2015 16:39

I just hope that if production improves in part due to less fracking that IOF don't start making promises based on that, causing an overheated share price I hope that they will instead take into account that fracking, and thus disruption, my return. Or better, have maybe broadened their geographical area and/or purchase their own SWD, in order to mitigate such volatility. Time will tell!

[arlington chetwynd talbot] 10/4/2015 16:38

My my, what's going on here these days?

[monkeymagic3] 10/4/2015 16:22

Ha!!!

NOW you get a sense of humour!!!

[superg1] 10/4/2015 15:56

You're a loose cannon MM3, sad that it turned out that way.

[brucie5] 10/4/2015 15:35

Thanks both. Would be great to see this achieve its potential... and a return to the headier 2013 prices!

[superg1] 10/4/2015 15:32

It looks like the seller was playing hide and seek, disappearing letting the price go, and now back trying to sell at a higher price.

The buyer isn't playing, and has taken bids off it seems.

[monkeymagic3] 10/4/2015 15:31

"superg1
10 Apr'15 - 14:57 - 31259 of 31262 2 0

True.

It's one of the daftest things MM3 has said and there have been a few."



Brave words given your history!!

PS

PING!