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good find fatbanker - a useful reminder that we have around half a million tonnes of Lithium Oxide equivalent

goblesmythe - that's the SEDOL and it works but cannot get a buy price. May have to ring them

goblesmythe - can you let us know the code that you got from AJBell to be able to buy with

exactly JMC69 then simply go to this https://invinity.com/investors/major-shareholders/

then wait for the TR1 RNS, probably about 3.30 today I'd guess

62,229,986 / 50 = 1244599 plus a fraction of a share for the dog.

exactly bluerill. The information is all there if you bother to look for it.

Halespur - no it is not one of the directors who sold that tranche.

Everyone knows who that particular seller was Old Fool, the only annoying thing is that I cannot currently buy any IES because my platform doesn't recognise the ticker yet.

"it was cheap in relation to what was plainly going to happen - that was a valuable insight"

he might as well have been talking about Bushveld and Vanadium flow batteries

that really is a profound video bassguy - it deserves which wider viewing. I cannot believe that it has only had 60,000 views.

Indeed - very exciting times ahead.

If anybody wants to know how exciting they should read this:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/energy-storage-europe-2019-414

... then this :- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/energy-storage-europe-2019-415

I would not be surprised if they were already part of the consortium that have helped create the new merged Invinity

Oh dear Older and Wiser you seem to have forgotten that you sold 1 Million shares at 1.44p - that must really hurt now.

As for your and others pathetic attempts to intimate that I have been selling down from higher prices, it really is pretty lame now. For the record I have more shares in BMN than I had a year ago and more then than the year before that.

It is so obviously clear how the price has been played here that it is a simple matter to ignore the trader games and just refer back to the fundamentals, which have clearly driven on in leaps and bounds in the last few years.

We must also all be grateful to whoever was behind the Vanadium price spike of 2017-2018 (actually it was quite a lot more spread out than previous speculative spikes, due to the underlying systemic nature of the supply-demand imbalance) as it has made it clear to all those in the VRFB industry that 1) they cannot continue with their efforts without a guaranteed supply of Vanadium 2) that Vanadium leasing is a fantastically useful way to reduce battery capex and manufacturing cost fluctuations and 3) that those trying to imitate Bushveld's vertically integrated mines-to-batteries business model cannot try that again until they actually have a mine. This last point of course cannot be lost on Stina resources who managed to grab control of Cellcube for a short while but look set to have lost out to those really at the helm of the Vanadium supply chain.

Older and Wiser is just Older and Poorer because he sold all the BMN he had at what was it ? Hopefully his memory is not so bad as to forget what that price was.

stodgy - I'm also putting all the extra spare cash in here. The lower they take it the more shares I can get. I've added another 20K this week to my holding.

superzero - as 'advisor to the company' - hardly calling the shots, especially now that Larry and Matt are now in charge.

Indeed RK - looking to see what Larry and Matt can do with the Avalon and RedT teams now that they have got security of supply from Fortune and Mikhail.

https://theenergyst.com/avalon-founder-flow-storage-can-be-much-cheaper-than-lithium/

yes it is true - when you do the sums to work out what it costs to replace a Lithium-ion system after 5-7 years.

I think you'll find Putin may have told Trump to pipe down whilst he destroys the US shale industry.

not true Coffeecups, we're all still here and watching you do your 2400 baud daily brain dumps