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Well I'm going in. I think this is the floor!
MMs Dont get scared as they are just order takers! You dont like the deal move on......
KEEP DREAMIN!!!!!
Ok Zoom Zoom your position is duely noted!
Ok Zoom Zoom your position is duely noted!
Hmmmm. If it is with some positive advancement for the company and not just a sponge for a paper wave I'm in.
This sure does trade weird...still on the side lines. Anything happenin??
RUBBISH! Check the Secretary of State.
My post contained nothing racial, nor did it contain anything about religion?
RIP? Looks more like the bottom. Good place to position!
AGREED! Only a fool would buy any of this story!!!!
Share holders!!! Smile beacuse it's coming! Might as well try and enjoy it!
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Oh Geeze this is the shot across the bow. Hate to say it but you called this one. Something is coming, just cant figure out what.
Hell...I'm gettin all I can down here. Picked up a few more yards. Got a nice cost avg to boot!
Seems like Monogram Is now Green Street Capital. This was as of September. Go to the state of Pennsylvania site and see. There is no Monogram Energy anymore! Something is not right here. Who would put out a press release on a company that does not exist?
OK, Cotton is Mexico and will be back over the weekend. I'll keep you all posted!
Keep dreaming...someone is front running something! Time will tell.
L2 looks as if they are short for this world.
We can only hope.
50k in volume so far today...seems like the eyes are turning into buys!
50k in volume so far today...seems like the eyes are turning into buys!
Stand by ol' kuni is going to fire up the hp.
Nite is a bit short now.....
Ok looks like we have something here. Nite keeping it tight...could be a bit short by my calculations.
Merry Christmas!
Indeed..there are many eyes on this one.
gettin tighter.
Seems to be a tight deal. Refreshing!
Info:
Brazil's Vale sees iron ore prices higher in 2010
By: Reuters
14th December 2009
RIO DE JANEIRO - Iron ore prices will likely rise in 2010, underpinned by growing demand from China, the chief executive of Brazilian mining giant Vale said on Monday, without offering estimates of how much prices could rise.
"I think it's going to be a positive year, and iron prices are showing a tendency towards increase, but I do not know by how much," Roger Agnelli told reporters.
Iron spot prices are still some 30 percent above 2009 contracts on a freight-adjusted basis, a sign of continuing demand for raw materials as the global economy begins recovering from last year's financial crisis.
Prices for much of the seaborne iron are negotiated in benchmarking talks between consumers currently led by China, the world's top iron importer, and the world's top three miners -- Vale, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.
Agnelli said Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, had not yet started talks with Chinese steelmakers to determine 2010 benchmark prices.
"If you have contracts that are valid until April, there is no reason to accelerate the negotiations," he said.
The 2009 contracts are officially still in discussion but in practice are based on a 33 percent cut from 2008 prices as offered to South Korean and Japanese steelmakers.
Talks fell into disarray after China arrested top officials from Rio Tinto on charges of espionage. The company denies any wrongdoing.
Agnelli said Vale will insist striking workers at its Voisey's Bay nickel subsidiary in Canada accept a uniform benefits package that links bonuses to merit and not to market prices for nickel -- a concession union leaders won several years back.
"We made a balanced proposal that didn't harm workers rights," he said. "We're preparing the company for the future and the future is ... a very competitive market."
Vale said in a statement that the union "was a "no-show" this morning at a negotiation meeting arranged by the Conciliation Officer appointed by the Ministry of Labor which they had previously agreed to attend."
Reuters was unable to immediately reach union leaders for comment.
Voisey's Bay workers went on strike on Aug. 1, shutting that operation down in a dispute over bonuses and pension payments.
Last month Voisey's Bay union leaders said they would not resume talks until Vale opened discussions with workers at Sudbury, another Vale nickel operation in Canada, that went on strike around the same time.
Vale, which has described its Canadian nickel production as the highest-cost operations of its global portfolio, insists the two negotiations are separate.
Agnelli said despite a market consensus for higher iron prices, mining companies are worried about the weakening of the U.S. dollar.
"I think there's been a strong impact on costs as a result of the declining value of the dollar," he said.
Edited by: Reuters
I am going to try and reach out...
Tightening up...looks good
Get it whilst it's HOT!!!!
One thing about time....It tells all! We will see..........
RUBBISH!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the bottom....Get it while you can!
Be patient I'm sure youll get your 3s...there coming
I must agree....I'm out too. I'll take my licks now.
As long as they did it with144 and not some crazy debt conversion its all green. Otherwise this is where we will be.
Bro,,,just looking at the trading and such it's got to be over a B. I hope not as I own a truck load of this .