Replies to post #1876 on American Rare Earths and Materials Corp. (fka AREM

[jcljack25]

You google the price of scandium to come up with their profit margins? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Try this experiment: Stand up and clap your hands.

It would amaze me if you brain could handle that.

[IAmTheWolf]

Flatfixer, sp is lying to you. Davis Love III did try them for a while. At least in the last year there has been no official notice that any particular player was going to champion the shafts; be a "pitchman" for the shafts. As far as we know, DL III tested them but never actually used them in a tournament on tour. WE DO NOT KNOW WHY HE NEVER SWITCHED OVER. In my humble opinion he did not see enough, IF ANY, advantage to him to switch. He makes a lot of money currently championing the UST line of shafts, especially the PROFORCE V2.

What everyone MUST keep in mind is that all of these other companies have been around a long, long time. Each and every one of them went through their own growing pains. E21 Golf MUST do the same thing and fortunately for anyone with any sense, the crap that sp constantly vomits from his own internal hell will have absolutely NO effect on the viability of the company and NO effect on the profitability of EGLF to its shareholders.

It does get frustrating seeing how an sp can twist the freedom of speech we so enjoy. However, ultimately he will have as much effect on E21 Golf as does the letter "h" inside the word idiot. (Now, don't dwell on that one too much ;-)

iatw

[IAmTheWolf]

Another lie by sp or perhaps I should be civil and assume he just made a mistake. It is at best totally misleading to say that if you google "price of scandium" you get a range of from $8.50 - $10.50. Depending on how you approach it, you can get prices anywhere from a few cents per gram to $75 per gram. No doubt both numbers are totally wrong re the scandium used by E21 Golf.

If you want to know the cost per gram that E21 Golf pays, ask them. If they will not tell you then any number you come up with is pure conjecture at best. As investors the cost of the scandium, be it an oxide, alumminate, or any other form is irrelevant. What matters is will the shafts perform and sell, P E R I O D!