Agree, Jaded. The biggest laugh is: I like to stick to the...

Agree, Jaded.

The biggest laugh is:

I like to stick to the facts; regardless of it being contrary. Facts are impersonal and don't play games!


A fact would take the form: Company XYZ purchases 2000 tonnes of graphite concentrate per annum from Company ABC, at an agreed rate of $xyz/tonne or some floating amount, relative to spot.

A non-fact (aka subjective statement) would take the form: xyz commodity is going to be massive, the flight to this commodity will send shockwaves through the industry as macro drivers converge in the near-term. This 5c stock is also likely to trade between $1.40-2.80.

If we're working in facts, I know which type of statement is likely to give us the best chance of protecting our capital and hopefully making some money on any investment we make.