Whilst you continue to focus 100% on negative facts, (overlooking anything positive about the metals markets or KZL), you will continue to be ignored and considered irrelevant as the worst of bears are and your own worst enemy.
To nail yourself to a position seems rather inexperienced as a trader to me. Sometimes, I think KZL is a buy and sometimes a sell and state as such. I bought at 26c and 31c for example and then sold them for 38c. Now I want to buy them back again. Sometimes, I'm right - sometimes wrong but I acknowledge it and admit it when I am.
If you presented information in a balanced and fairer light, people might take note but frankly I find it unreliable, grossly inaccurate and often a stretch of the truth.
If you're short, that's fine but at least consider or argue when would be the best time to close out a short (for example), so we can all make money. This protracted argument that KZL will hit 0c is simply just a waste of everybody's time, including yours.
For example, I'll concede a point where I think you are actually right. The market doesn't like KZL. I agree with you but zinc is not popular at the moment either, so why would KZL be loved. When people fall in love with zinc again as they do (did) gold, KZL will take off as it zinc is their largest product and is the only and largest Australian based producer listed on local exchanges (next to PEM & TZN).
Zinc right now has a big surplus, low demand, & increased production. However, in 4 months time (just 4), this will begin to change. If you you agree that then now is a good time to buy.
Europe will rebound, China demand will pickup and the US is already firing up plus production has peaked for zinc with mines closures and supply tapering off. When all this happens, I will start to sell but being fixated on a sell position can work against you as conditions within companies and metal market regularly change. You have no flexibility to change.
KZL Price at posting:
31.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
