To: GrumpyGus who wrote (3435 ) 1/25/2016 7:25:02 PM From: LearntoTrade Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12350 Was there perhaps 2 regarding CCB retraction/ correction? Indicative pricing was one such re-state. I believe the other related to website presentation. BTW,From: LearntoTrade 1 RecommendationRecommended By jiggydo of 6241 Here you go, copy and paste."These initial tests, conducted by an independent lab, show that the performance of coated and shaped Albany graphite is equivalent to the leading high quality natural and synthetic graphite in commercial usage today. Testing was conducted by an independent Canadian lab using a lab­ scale sample provided by SGS solely for the purpose of providing early evaluation on the suitability and effectiveness of Albany graphite in various applications. Similar positive results were also obtained on these samples by separate corporations who are in dialogue with the Company under confidentiality agreements." Big piece of information disclosed by the NR in that statement. These Initial tests... coated and shaped ( losses and costs) Testing conducted by lab with sample provided by SGS for early evaluations Similar positive results were also obtained on these sample... ( now, which samples do you think they are referencing?) So obviously, the only info you have is regarding this small sample set of no statistical value. Virtually useless info once it was tested. Now you ask yourself, is the whole deposit like this, all usable 675 tonnes NET of all processing? And what of the cost for coating and processing on a production scale? Now go seek out the matrix table for the various MESH sizes. Can you find one at production throughput levels? Looks like this one. Commercial scale = tonnage thruput Can you find data tables comparing lab results with actual pilot plant results as below? Lab vs commercial pilot scale not all the same. That is a major reason why they should do the full scale pilot plant. Hope this little post helps you sort through facts vs fiction. I can send you the full info for you to read and analyze. Gonna involve a time commitment on your part though. I did learn to read with in-depth comprehension for 5+ years and continue to do so. The art is to extract the info given and not just glance over it. You know, when you read major news like PMI or other economic info, you read the headlines and glance, correct? But once the traders and funds actually decipher the data, the market turns. food for thought