De Beers Will Let Buyers Reject More Diamonds to Fend Off Crisis
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/beers-let-buyers-reject-more-125104414.html
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Lab-grown diamonds will survive Big Diamond’s attempt to kill them, startup says
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lab-grown-diamonds-will-survive-debeers-attempt-to-kill-them-clean-origin-says-132836664.html
Diamond Mines Are Drying Up. Are Lab-Grown Gems the Answer?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/diamond-mines-are-drying-up-are-lab-grown-gems-the-answer-1537973253
Diamonds Disrupted: How Man-Made Diamonds Will Disrupt The Mined-Diamond Industry
https://www.forbes.com/sites/pamdanziger/2017/09/02/diamonds-disrupted-how-man-made-diamonds-will-disrupt-the-mined-diamond-industry/#56ed7361f529
Diamond market may be warming to lab-made gems
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/diamond-market-may-warming-lab-170000002.html?.tsrc=applewf
CTDT Stock Shorting Report-
Provided by BUYINS.net Date ShortVolume TotalVolume Percent SqueezeTrigger $Value 2/23/2016 74,155 132,444 55.99% $0.27 $20,022 Date ShortVolume TotalVolume Percent SqueezeTrigger $Value 2/24/2016 12,270 23,446 52.33% $0.2775 $3,405 Date ShortVolume TotalVolume Percent SqueezeTrigger $Value 2/26/2016 76,200 165,533 46.03% $0.2763 $21,054 EARLIER DATES: http://www.buyins.com/images2/ctdtstr12-3-15.jpg
Centaurus Diamond Technologies, Inc. Provides Shareholder Update
http://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/centaurus-diamond-technologies-inc-provides-shareholder-update-20170720-01681
Forget the ring: Lab-grown diamonds are a scientist’s best friend
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2017/02/13/forget-the-ring-lab-grown-diamonds-are-a-scientists-best-friend/?utm_term=.5746b7b146f1
Man-Made Diamonds an Investor’s Best Friend?
https://news.markets/shares/synthetic-diamonds-investors-best-friend-25360/
Diamond can replace silicon for computer chips for faster, lighter and simpler devices
Diamond can replace silicon for computer chips for faster, lighter and simpler devices Diamond can run 5 times hotter than Silicon without degrading in performance and is more easily cooled (with 22 times the heat transfer efficiency of silicon), can tolerate higher voltages before breaking down, and electrons (and electron-holes) can move faster through them. […]
