@amok I am sorry the list of people I want feed back from is...

@amok

I am sorry the list of people I want feed back from is upsetting. No bad intentions sent out from my end. I cannot obviously control what people like and dislike. I am sorry I am a problem sharing my research here for you.

I try to just share and let the chips fall as they may. I cannot see Jaded for obvious reasons.

I also have spoken to people at Tesla and elsewhere about this and by 2020 many of the big fish will already have their position in the Graphene Market from MRF's end all the way down the chain...

China Commercialization is going off this year 2015... Who knows... Could be wrong....

I am sorry for offending people... The List is not exclusive to just FA Long Termers - I like the opinions of everyone.

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As for my previous post about Banks and Sri Lanka and obviously my deduction of a focus on Vein Graphite/MRF/Graphene I found this one interesting...

I don't think it is a difficult Macro-economic prediction to expect Banks around the world to step into Vein Graphite and miners with sound balance sheets.

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[CAPITAL MARKET CONFERENCE] 10.10.2014

http://www.dailynews.lk/?q=business/capital-market-conference-10102014

Philippe Dirckx, Managing Director, Direct Custody and Clearing, Citi Securities Services said Asian economies and financial infrastructures have come out stronger from the economic crisis and Asia has accumulated enormous foreign exchange reserves. "Asian countries and corporations are reinvesting in developed markets and within Asia."

He also said that the Asian Middle class is getting richer which creates more opportunities in Asia. He added that opportunities continue to emerge from Asia and in 2007, 'top 50 cities by GDP' were 20% and this will increase to 44% by 2025.

He said that Sri Lanka has a fantastic value proposition and Citi is looking forward to working together with the key stakeholders in Sri Lanka to bring the country's value proposition to life.

Colombo Stock Exchange Chairman, Vajira Kulatilleke said the budget proposals for 2013 has given a significant boost towards further developing debt markets in Sri Lanka. "Over Rs 68 billion (US$ 520 million) corporate debentures was listed in the CSE in 2013.

He also added that Central Bank of Sri Lanka is working to implement a transparent government securities trading platform and this is expected to be in place by 2015. "Web based trading facility (order matching system ) too are on the cards."

Sri Lanka is poised for growth and CBSL initiative to consolidate Banking and Finance Sector offers many M&A opportunities.

"Aggressive infrastructure development by government will lead to a boom in a multitude of sectors that include real estate, hotels and leisure, trading and logistics.

Rob Loannou, Co Head HSBC Global Private Bank said that Sri Lanka has all the ingredients for investors and have been sadly overlooked to a great extent. "We would also try to facilitate FDIs," he said.

- See more at: http://www.dailynews.lk/?q=business/capital-market-conference-10102014#sthash.BB3DfLEw.dpuf

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"During the last few years, we have taken a number of strategic initiatives, to develop our capital market inline with the Governments vision of making Sri Lanka a commercial hub for the region.

We have already completed most of these tasks and the results you see today, are reflective of our efforts."

"Today's event is attended by the leaders of our business community and a large cross section of local and foreign stakeholders from USA, UK, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Switzerland, Netherlands, Thailand, Malaysia, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Dubai. A few years ago the Capital Market was a kind of a family business and with markets opening several new commence which were attain to the markets.

"This was the reason there were controversies in the recent past. But now investors are more educated and we too have taken steps and confidence has once again come back."

- See more at: http://www.dailynews.lk/?q=business/capital-market-conference-10102014#sthash.BB3DfLEw.dpuf

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So many wonderful things are happening in Sri Lanka. The Macro Drivers appear slow and on the horizon but they are moving very quickly now as American Economy looks very very bad. For Example of what I am saying....

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-...nk-admits-dares-ask-if-yellen-planning-housin

http://www.*.com.au/roubini-theres-a-market-time-bomb-raising-the-risk-of-a-dramatic-collapse-2015-6

A very big shift is coming and China is getting ready for it.

This makes Strategic Materials Like SL Vein of paramount importance to the future world governments; militaries and even currencies.

Very interesting how the Tech; Macro; Sovereign; and Investment Drivers are all intersecting together....


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