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BigOinSeattle's avatar

Thanks. I think baking soda is better for the environment than sulfuric acid too

ORION DWORKIN SI/CEBP's avatar

Another thing that is manipulated with the same scenario is tungsten. BTW there's a company that mines fertilizer from the bottom of the ocean. So - let's not wastetoo much of our time on the Chinese sulfur...😁

ORION DWORKIN SI/CEBP's avatar

Actually ammonia is a great solution to make hydrogen. And geothermal energy is like the white rabbit portrayed in the story of Alice in Wonderland. But I wanted to elaborate on the subject matter. Would you agree that uranium is kinda like silver or rather being manipulated with the same type of speculation? These days of investing in the obvious pattern of continuity, have become, a Rug-Pull scenario. Short selling the matter of facts makes me extremely sceptical regarding the entire mechanism.

John Williams's avatar

Lau,

What about the other active non-sulfuric acid insitu producers in Wyoming? Are they considered good investments based on your thesis?