Originally posted by hagetaka
I have mentioned that the long term price action of the vanadium market indicates that it is demand side controlled. This is the opposite to Australian iron ore which most people accept is largely supply side controlled.
You quoted me saying that my "gut instinct" is $5. If you can't take that without resorting to making personal attacks, then you don't really deserve a response. Accordingly I'll reserve my judgement on a response.
The difference is you have thrown a blanket statement with no context.
Go and ask Peter Schiff he has been calling a market crash for since 2008.
Add some analysis via a reliable source that supports your theory like I said and I will side with you.
All projections out to 2028 all state market deficit....the market would be at $5.00 per pound now with no demand.
Currently V demand is following steel. The December quarter is generally quiet hence the V price drop on low volume. Steel comes good January to April approximately. And go check the dalian chart.
constructive well source opinions up or down will earn you respect around here.