Well, I guess that's what makes for a market. Differing opinions.
I guess if I was thinking in the same terms as you, I would be looking at this as a trading stock.
I don't.
There are a large number of those kind that I already see out there.
I continue to see FASC in much different terms, more so now than ever.
That is, a company that has a product that has already spanned across a wide variety of applications, already having been sold to process glass, dolomite, gypsum, palm oil waste, pulp& paper, halloysite clay, chromite, oyster shells, and zeolite, and turn them all into another source, whether it be for purposes of recycling, for other by-products, for energy production, or something else. And a number of other potential and like applications waiting.
The same company that has already established bases of operations all over the world, in several places in North America, in the UK, in Eastern Europe, and in a variety of places in Asia.
A company that is involving itself in the environmental AND energy sectors, at a time when world population, energy and environmental concerns are exploding, at a time when oil has hit $60/barrel and looks to be continuing upward, at a time when big emerging markets like China and India have the need for far greater energy resources, now and especially in the future.
I'm sure you'll disagree...as is your right. But I see the value of the bonuses you talk about as pennies falling out of my pockets in terms of my perception of the company's value here.
As I said before......I believe it is now positioned in the right place at the right time in history.
Can you or anyone else find me another stock/company that has these kinds of potential upsides? If you can, I'm all ears.
I would certainly love to find another FASC-type stock out there, with the same kinds of markets and applications....and priced cheaply.
So please, if you or anyone else has such a company, by all means provide it for me on these boards or some other message boards. Please don't forget to tell me about it. I will most certainly listen.
In the meantime, I just don't see anything comparable to FASC at the going rates.
Nothing even close.
