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Wonder if they ´ll have any native title issues like RWD did? One thing I am hoping is that they can scrape up some better grades than RWD. That would set the cat amongst the pigeons.
LOL, No buro ´s in the Amazon, just big **** off rivers.Thats a good point Kenna, but considering they caved in over Native title with RWD I'm sure all STB would have to do is offer the same deal, I guess in a sense RWD's done alot the hardwork there
Looks like some interest today, may just be a flow on from MNM who knows
p.s. Cat amongst the pigeons or Buro amongst the Vino take your pick:
Perhaps the thirty one (31%) share price jump by Incitec Pivot has also had a positive effect on this sector?
IPL shares are up just a tad over 2% today, though IPL did report a threefold increase in net income (pcp)
Great day for STB
Mick you got a copy of that article, would be an interesting read
Now for some progress on those Agri projects boys and everyone will be smiling
Another caveat: a warning from Merrill Lynch economist David Wolf that potash may just be another bubble. One sobering fact he cites is that the combined valuations for three North American producers -- Potash Inc, Mosaic and Toronto-listed Agrium -- is bigger than all the potash sold in the world for the past 100 years.
Hi Kennas, Would you be able to point me in the right direction for finding regular updates on spot price etc. Have been digging but have failed to find the prizeCracking 30 was very important there IMO, releases it from that 2 month trading zone. Maybe if it tests that level now as support and moves up we can be more confident in an uptrend continuation. Poo is certainly doing well at the moment, but MAK seems to have stalled. Looks like the speculation is shifting around the sector now leaving it behind. Golly, I`d be happy if they STB can get an exploration target out soon and capitalise on this ferver.
One thing to be wary about is a bit of a bubble forming in the sector. May pay to take some off the table if these keep running. If the prices of poo correct significantly, these may fall just as hard. Reminds me a bit of the U bubble..
From the same article mentioned above:
Cracking 30 was very important there IMO, releases it from that 2 month trading zone. Maybe if it tests that level now as support and moves up we can be more confident in an uptrend continuation. Poo is certainly doing well at the moment, but MAK seems to have stalled. Looks like the speculation is shifting around the sector now leaving it behind. Golly, I`d be happy if they STB can get an exploration target out soon and capitalise on this ferver.
One thing to be wary about is a bit of a bubble forming in the sector. May pay to take some off the table if these keep running. If the prices of poo correct significantly, these may fall just as hard. Reminds me a bit of the U bubble..
From the same article mentioned above:
There are two basic types of potash. Potassium chloride or muriate of potash as it is called, and potassium sulphate. The sulphate of potash is a much better fertiliser for fruits and vegetables ( and flowers) and is much more expensive than the muriate which is more often used with pastures and grain crops. Does STB have sulphate or chloride?
this is a very significant announcement for STB, not only do they have access to Lake Disappointment East, they are demonstrating to investors they are making real progress in the agricultural sector.
Now for some progress on those Agri projects boys and everyone will be smiling
Thats a good point Kenna, but considering they caved in over Native title with RWD I'm sure all STB would have to do is offer the same deal, I guess in a sense RWD's done alot the hardwork there
No worries Kennas,Could be a lot of spec hot money going into this now with their poo assets.
Sorry, can ´t answer that question Strat, trying to keep mossies from giving me malaria right now.
Looks like 30 held well initially, expect that to hold now.
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