$TPAC Yeah, that would require a lot of tact and a good personal relationship already in place, with both parties knowing the nature of the penny market.
And you are right. Once the numbers speak for themselves and volatility decreases as we pass a given pps, there will no longer be a financial playground for the unscrupulous.
You may very well be right as that may be why, or part of the reason why, the export division was created. Again, to emphasize what you had already summarized, once we get above .01, whether by bearings, lithium, or oil, we will have discarded a certain element.
I did not remember the talks about import/export costs to and from China, but I really appreciate you mentioning that in your reply, as it is just one of many more good signs that things are lining up.
Thanks, Bark, for the great reply.
And you are right. Once the numbers speak for themselves and volatility decreases as we pass a given pps, there will no longer be a financial playground for the unscrupulous.
You may very well be right as that may be why, or part of the reason why, the export division was created. Again, to emphasize what you had already summarized, once we get above .01, whether by bearings, lithium, or oil, we will have discarded a certain element.
I did not remember the talks about import/export costs to and from China, but I really appreciate you mentioning that in your reply, as it is just one of many more good signs that things are lining up.
Thanks, Bark, for the great reply.
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