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Apologies if I have got a little over passionate, but when 1B people are living better decent basic lives that we all take for granted then maybe faster trains will make sense to me..

To clarify, 200 years of ‘trickle down’ economics have not done Africa any favours so far..

Hats off.....

Was thinking of just the worst poverty places in SA sorry, 1.2B people live in Africa, most of them in poverty we have not seen in this country since the dark ages.

Sorry for getting a little passionate but, in my opinion, people are more important than ships and trains...

Ok, on that basis which is the most important?

I agree the technology could POTENTIALLY be applied to ships, trains and whatever...

But, in the first instance, it could bring power to billions of people in Africa

Let’s fill the demand and worry about the potential later I say..

But hey, if 15 ships using less diesel is worth more than the quality of life of 3M people I am happy to be wrong...

SoTRR, you are totally correct, innovation is brilliant and nobody wants to be the wrong side of it, Blacksmiths!

But, we always over estimate the short term effect of innovation and under estimate the long term effect...

BMN does not need to revolutionise the use of Vanadium it just needs to meet the demand to be a mega business.

Once they are a mega company, then they can go off on tangents.

Improving the lot of 3B in Africa is a pretty tall order and enough for me, never mind building tomorrow’s ships!

Yep Paludina, keep it simple... sell a product people want to buy.

I get innovation “people would buy faster horses if I had asked them what they wanted, Ford” but that is really hard work!

Exxon, BP, Shell, have become multi billion businesses meeting a demand not trying to create it...

They have some of the biggest commodity funds in the market place, BWRM is a £900M fund for example.

Once I noticed they were invested I was in....

The big use is the simplest one, storing green energy for later use. That will change forever how third world countries use energy.

We all think like westerners who are used to roads and electrical pylons, in Africa, India etc. They largely do not exist and are not needed, just a solar powered VRB battery. No phone lines, no problem use mobile, no infrastructure use drones, no pylons, use a VRB.

Which is why Asia, then Africa, will become the power house of the worlds economy.

The next use is as a back up power source for businesses.

Leave the complicated tech to others.

I could always be wrong of course and powering trains maybe the way forward..

What anotheroptomist said.....

today, just behind Lloyds Bank!

a lot of trading but a lot of interest too, all bodes well.. Just keep the trolls away...

marched the SP up the hill and back down again, hey ho, good top up day for a few

That's a document Worzel!!!! -

Spend most of my day reading and writing technical reports but that is up there with the most detailed.

Thanks for sharing.

Good post MM, really brings into play what is at stake here.

Also, it is in a very politically safe mining friendly country..

coincidence I guess, based on knowing the games that get played like clockwork on here...

naw, coincidence, just suspect we both know the MM games by now..

how bizarre, writing a similar note at the same time!

big MM sells to spook the trading PIs into taking their 10% profits perhaps? Would love a big buyer to come in here now and give those MMs a big shock...

As is normal though, they know the game better than feeble handed day traders...

Good buying opportunity though

On the move, steady but on the move.

Got my full quota in this one now so hopefully I can sit back and enjoy the journey to 24p..

Anyone doing their initial research on this one start here http://afritinmining.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Afritin-Corporate-Presentation-October-v9-TAV.pdf and work forwards..

This one sets out the overview better, of 60T of tin pm in stage 1 (Q1 2019) rising to 500T per month in stage 2 (Q2 2020)

There will need to be a fund raising for stage 2 would could be a 25/30% dilution but that is more than priced in to my bottom target price of 20p. The pricing model has been set out many times but as a brief overview, 5.5k of tin at £5k per ton profit is $27M gross earnings (on a turnover of $110M) at 10 PE gives market cap of £200M

Also you will see that ATM have quite a few other projects to follow on stream during 20/22 and tin demand is being driven by its uses in technology, meaning a growing demand.

A good safe long term hold, imo, as always DYOR

Amazing to see what a lack of news can do to a SP, I still think this is a shot term 50p share once off take news arrives so had a little nibble.

GLA

MM,

What Alpha has done is unbelievable. I think once we start getting a little momentum going on news flow then it would certainly be good for regular updates.

I think more importantly I think we should continue to repost the main positive points of ATM on a regular basis for the casual browser, this can be a very quiet board at times for such a brilliant potential investment