When I first heard about Sirius Minerals I was intrigued. A giant polyhalite mine that could potentially produce 100 years-worth of raw material for high-grade, high-profit fertiliser. Where there’s muck, there’s brass, so to speak.
When Sirius Minerals crashed out of the FTSE 250 after a much-publicised $500m funding failure, I wrote then that the shares were surely going to zero pence, and that buying-in would be like pulling wads of cash out of your wallet and chucking them into a hole in the ground.
But the potential to scoop up SXX at a bargain price has me wavering.
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