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Gold/Mining/Energy : Zentek Ltd - ZEN -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Rocket Red who wrote (1543)	7/29/2013 10:52:10 PM
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west of James Bay. lmao. west of London England too. netnewsledger.com looks like it's a bit south of James Bay. no samples, no Bay Street coverage. geez really that's the big picture from this anonymous author? "Graphite is an industrial mineral that is normally associated with steel production, lead pencils and golf clubs. Back in early 2012, a number of key factors combined to put graphite on investor radar screens." fark nice research. should keep new retail buyers away lmao "They include export restrictions in China and speculation that an already growing market will be spurred on by demand from new applications, including lithium-ion batteries, fuel cells and nuclear reactors. However, industry officials say some projects became overly promoted, making graphite stocks a tough sell in more recent months." China produces a sum total of zero hydrothermal graphite. And yes the flake stocks were overly promoted and now Bay St is stuck with a ton of them while ZEN races away. Who are these so called industry officials? is this what is termed research in Canada now? no wonder the mining guys in New York and London are laughing their azzes off at the mooks left on Bay St. simply amazing imo.