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Unfortunately for you A1 you are incorrect, many of us are millionaires, as anyone who has been around for more than a few weeks already knows.

The relatively small group of 20 that I am aware of controls 15% of the shares. Given RichKen's measurement of 200+ regular readers of this board it is not unreasonable to ascribe another 25% to them - that is fair would you not agree ?

From BMNs perspective, yes, we are just about to take control of the Vanadium-VRFB supply chain. To be honest I don't mind if they couldn't shift units when the price of Vanadium was more than $50 a kg - in fact I quite like that fact if it was the reason why we are now in the driving seat.

It's tough but true. All those who talked about integrated Vanadium supply chains yada yada where are they now. If you didn't have a mine you weren't in the game.

Colt45 - sorry I got it wrong it was

Monday £50k
Tuesday 2x £25K
WEDNESDAY £50K

so it seems there is another major buyer that is present

thanks for confirming Colt45

a 50 grand buy popped up an hour after it happened.

We had the same on Monday this week, then 2x £25K on Tuesday, then another £50 grand buy on Thursday.

Is that you NickD or is someone else accumulating ?

Knuttie - I think the real number of genuine trades is actually somewhat lower than the number you've quoted. There's clear evidence that there's a sells and buys being placed in very similar amounts, simply to keep track of the real trade prices. This is the sort of thing that a computer would do at the behest of someone running a trading algorithm.

yep knuttie, try as they might nobody is selling any shares, no doubt then will try and keep it here until the end of the month hoping that people will be forced to sell down to cash to pay their tax bills, but really do they think we are that thick as to not have already done that. Cheque in the post, Mr HMRC !

knutsford - I was at a London meeting yesterday where people were complaining that they didn't know where to put their money if they divested from fossil fuel companies. I think you know what happened next ...

Sandbar Solar, Avalon's partner is based in Santa Cruz

Indeed that's a very interesting development Sanchez....

Lord Deben is of course John Selwyn 'Hamburger' Gummer in a former life. On the subject of Climate Change he has, however, done a very good job so far.

Wow several dozen eh? Oh well better stop all the restructuring of Eskom and go back to burning bits of wood in the back of the computers.

http://online.anyflip.com/enio/fdab/mobile/index.html#p=30

Will we still be valued at £20M then. I think not, which is why I have over 5 Million shares here

Compass, maintenance of a rotary kiln is a not trivial process that may involve replacing thousands of refractory bricks. I doubt send more people inside the tube will make this process significantly quicker.

we will see if this one is put down to 'finger error' later ...

it looks like Henry the Hoover may have returned

I wonder if nexttracker might be interested in providing us with some panels for Vametco. I wonder if we could have half tracking and half fixed, thanks very much.

if later today we may receive news that the main Sales and Purchase agreement for Enerox has been signed ?

Not at all steveg everyone here has responded factually and without malice. Mainly pity really.

Loudspeaker is referring to a time when

1) We did not own Vametco
2) We did not have the Brits resource defined
3) We did not have the Mokopane mining right granted
4) Grid Scale energy storage was not clearly established
5) We did not own Vanchem
6) We did not own almost 10% of a producing Tin, Tantalum and Lithium mine
7) We did not have a VRFB battery under test with the largest Utility in Africa
8) We were not about to become part owners on not one but 3 VRFB manufacturing companies.

I think that you could say the situation was different then.