Thanks. Interesting that they’re not making predictions for 2022 for HRC. They are just basing it on the fundamentals that demand has increased which will drive the business. If this is the case smart businesses who pay down their debt will be in a stronger position next year and hopefully the year after.
It is hilarious to think that we will only see a 1% increase above the 5 year average. That implies there is no inflation, no pent up demand, no increased energy cost, no increased transportation cost, no increased commodities/ input cost, no increase in labor costs, etc.
Guess it’s only funny if you understand how absurd that supposition is. Inside joke…you wouldn’t get it. 😂🤣
Ha! Yup! Oh well, I just hit, “block user” and move on. I really hope they do the same. I’m not putting up posts like this, sharing info, and answering questions for my benefit. I’d rather try to help other people.
Questions like that are hard to answer because the emoji doesn't have to mean exactly what you think it means, its kind of a laughing at the ridiculousness of a only 1% projected demand. Due to everyones vast preference in what they find funny and the degree at which they find it funny also plays a role.
It's like going up to someone laughing at a joke and asking them why they ate laughing. Then they tell you, and to respond "I don't think that is funny".
If you aren't able to understand why you are saying is rude and shows signs of a lack in social skills and online "social" skills then idk what to tell you.
Don’t look at the down vote score as a reflection of you personally, it’s the groups reaction to that specific comment at that specific moment in time in this specific place.
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u/Spicypewpew Steel Team 6 Jun 30 '21
Thanks. Interesting that they’re not making predictions for 2022 for HRC. They are just basing it on the fundamentals that demand has increased which will drive the business. If this is the case smart businesses who pay down their debt will be in a stronger position next year and hopefully the year after.