Iofina Share Discussion Threads

[noli] 12/11/2013 17:19

Termo has shut down, warren is off at the moment, Anticline on/off. I asked the company on the above, make of it what you will. But i really would not waste your time on them, it old tech, iof have moved to iosorb now where yeilds are better.

[crosseyed] 12/11/2013 16:58

noli,

Battery's spreadsheet refers to X1, M1, W1 (whatever they are), Anticline and Termo as apparently producing (particularly M1). Warren is also referenced, though with no data as it was apparently transferred to a higher ppm site elsewhere. There are also references to S and Devon, though with no data provided. I'm trying to find IOF-sourced references to most of these.

c

[noli] 12/11/2013 16:37

I believe the cold wets are on and off, so i now am not considering them in any forecasts.

Edit: California has quite a bit of red tape, however Oklahoma and Texas want your business. I am presuming you are referring to Anticlie & Warren, warren i believe had a shortage of space and requires more land which the operator is working on. Anticline is on/off but i am not sure why.

[crosseyed] 12/11/2013 16:33

noli,

Thanks for that. However, looking at Battery's spreadsheet (referred to me by Bobsworth) which was last updated on 16/09/2013, the figures are suggesting 20 mT/mth or more from the various WET pods. That is not insignificant, especially compared with the 5 mT/mth from recycled iodine incorporated in sg's forecasts.

c

[noli] 12/11/2013 16:09

crosseyed, forget about them as they are old tech and work off cold brines.

Edit: they are/were 60% yeilds where as the new tech is high 90's

[crosseyed] 12/11/2013 16:07

I am enlisting help in understanding the current role of the WET pods which I believe are small units placed on contracted sites to take iodine-rich brine, normally a waste product for O&G producers.

My reading indicates that there are several of these, located in California, Oaklahoma, Texas (possibly) and Montana (within IOF's Atlantis area) starting in late 2009. It is suggested that these units can produce up to 2.5 mT/mth of iodine dependent, of course, on brine supply and I-concentration.

I have not seen any hard information about the financial arrangements, though it looks to me as though IOF provides the equipment and operational running of the units (described as "turnkey") and also pays a market rate for the produced iodine which IOF then further processes through its Chemicals division. Is that correct?

If so, then that source of iodine would be rather more expensive than the iodine extracted through its mini-sites, ie IO#1-3.

c

[worraps] 12/11/2013 16:02

cityblocs 10954

"Of course being upset is a natural human response --- so natural in fact that it needn't be said: it's boring and contributes exactly nothing to the conversation.

This board is supposed to be for hopefully-substantive discussion about a company that produces iodine"

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johncsimpson 10955 ) All discussing tragic world events that are causing
croc8 10954 ) immense suffering and upset. We are all human beings
diggulden 10959 ) and it is right that we should recognise these things,
and express compassion, even on an IOF bulletin board.

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cityblocs etc.

I did not say I was upset, I said I was disenchanted with the shareprice.
Why on earth I should receive a deluge of moral lectures as a result is beyond me. Believe me, none of you know anything about me, or what I am, or do, in my life. If you did, you would all be feeling completely silly right now, in giving me such patronising remarks. Most of my life is spent in helping others, in the course of each of my days, if only you knew! I'll just say two words:- Red Cross. Ever heard of them? If I talked about that institution, I would no doubt be given a slap for that too.....because it's not about IOF. I cannot win!

This bulletin board I thought was a place where all things related to Iofina can be aired and shared.....and that includes the shareprice! Because I mention the shareprice, how on earth does that make me an uncharitable person?

I'm seriously beginning to wonder if some here are losing the plot!

But, to make all the complainers happy......I won't dare to mention the shareprice (heaven forbid) AGAIN, as it is obviously taboo, and very boring. And nothing to do with investing in Iofina of course, is it?

[madchick] 12/11/2013 15:48

OH, and I googled "ten steps" to see if that would help, and the first item was breastfeeding. So maybe in six days IOF will siphon off part of the company to be a baby IOF? Oh well, maybe not...

[madchick] 12/11/2013 15:46

Hmm, superg, I'm surprised you can count down to the event. If they know it is going to happen on a certain date, wouldn't it be RNS-able already? Is IO.4 due to be completed in 6 days' time? Although I think you hinted it wasn't something mundane, and although that isn't mundane, we would expect it at some point. But if I have to predict something unexpected, help! A JV wouldn't be something you'd count down (if it was that certain, I think it would be RNSd). Permit, again, you wouldn't count down. A new find, again, you wouldn't count down.

Anyone else going to join in??

[diggulden] 12/11/2013 15:24

Agreed, life could always be worse, as indeed it is for many across this world.

[croc8] 12/11/2013 15:20

With regard to our portfolios not performing quite as we would wish, my daughter would rightly point out that these are "First World Problems". As you say Johncsimpson a little perspective is needed at times.

[bogg1e] 12/11/2013 15:19

SG, I see IO3 as the hors d'oeuvre, before tucking into a michelin 3 star course of IO4 and IO5 commissioning/operational in maybe a month :-)

[superg1] 12/11/2013 15:14

Boggle

Just io3 news ?

6 ... two in on day ?

[cityblocs] 12/11/2013 14:35

worraps,

Of course being upset is a natural human response --- so natural in fact that it needn't be said: it's boring and contributes exactly nothing to the conversation.

This board is supposed to be for hopefully-substantive discussion about a company that produces iodine.

[n3tleylucas] 12/11/2013 14:31

Portent is the most interesting of words Bogg1e, it's rarely used, and even rarer understood.

You get a house point, and a song;

[iofra] 12/11/2013 14:25

Hurricane. - 14 Aug 2013 - 22:22:24 - 7047 of 10952
CEO and CFO news imminent
These low prices won't last long
IMO dyor

Technically correct share price 140 to 160

Hurricane. - 15 Jul 2013 - 06:27:53 - 5115 of 10952
Team 'Lance' are doing him proud!
And the message is spreading to new institutions.
Not long for Iofina to retest their highs IMO

Well 4 months so far.

Let's hope the prediction accuracy has improved, the odds certainly have.

[noli] 12/11/2013 14:15

Sept 25, 2013

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[bogg1e] 12/11/2013 14:10

Hurricane, i had a feeling you would appear about now, a most welcome portent.

[hurricane.] 12/11/2013 13:44

Iofina's Christmas countdown has started. There will be many presents to open on the way.

[n3tleylucas] 12/11/2013 13:40

"We have 6 weeks left approx to the end of the year"

[iofra] 12/11/2013 13:37

I would be surprised if a CFO or CEO appointment didn't include options.
One third vest on Sept 3 2014 another third in 2015.