MRF - My thoughts, page-8

Just an update. I've tried contacting the company via phone today. No returned call as yet. I've sent an email with 10 questions. Ill share the response when I receive one.

@alpaka - Thanks for the feedback. I have included your questions.

@nasabear - I have read your cracking .70 post before, as well as alot of your posts on this thread. BBR could be considered a peer to MRF, as you have correctly pointed out on many occasions, though their strategic relationship with RS Mines gives them a massive boost, and I feel that Talga, while more advanced through the process, is currently the closest peer. This is only my opinion of course, and I can see your point about BBR.

@Clear air - "I think all the forum rampers should get over all the mutual back slapping and ego massage and keep a close eye on where this new technology is going. We might all wake up some day soon and silicon may have replaced graphite in anodes and maybe graphene could be produced synthetically. This is and remains high risk." -Clean air 20/07/15

- I'm not sure why you wrote this but it is neither positive nor constructive. If you are referring to my post as ramping id suggest you reread it. I talk about my opinion of the positives and negatives of the company.

- The "mutual back slapping" could be called "encouragement", "appreciation of effort", or "positive feedback".

- "keep a close eye on where this new technology is going" There was no suggestion not to keep a close eye on where this new technology is going, and I would encourage and strongly support keeping a close eye on it.

- "This is and remains high risk." I couldn't agree more. All the more reason to know the facts before investing in a company like this, which was the whole point of my post. The more accurate information I have the less speculative the investment is. It is standard due diligence.