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Could have been double that if only you'd have waited 30 minutes.

profit, congratulations Vijay

AdamP100 - I am not at your disposal to explain any and every single feature of the trading in the last year. DYOR

Adam - how do you draw that conclusion. You understand that when working a sell the MMs can drop in any amount that they like, when they like ?

Lol, fair enough they may have found us a little spiky on occasion.

AdamP100 , indeed and one that is entirely consistent with the observed data. What's your explanation.

Maninshed - the difference between a seller and a tame seller is that the latter hands over control of the timing of their sells to a broker, usually because they have a big block to sell and they simply hand the entire block over to the MM/broker to 'work' the sell. The MM may choose to sell shares to PIs at high prices when buying pressure exists and then will be happy to move the price down and print the tame sellers shares later, thus providing the MM with many times the usual spread that they would get on contemporaneous trades

YTSS - they started selling at 50p I expect, but 100M or so is not easily shiftable. 3% TR1 threshold is around 33M shares and so all but one (I recall) from that placing are below that threshold so never filed TR1s. Who are they selling to - people like you and me, after all they got their 200% profit now.

reported live. They obviously want the SP to go up now.

100M shares - the amount that was placed out at 10.8p in march 2018.

Yep Worzel sometimes delaying gratification works out.

Indeed, another 100k shares for me this morning

Why do you think there was a UT trade yesterday at 25.6p when the real trading position at the close was 0.6p lower at 25.0p ?

even 100 shares !

H1 2019 EBITDA of US$48.6 million is an increase on H1 2018 despite the lower (14% lower) Vanadium prices since the start of the year.

Eskom VRFB commissioned and continues to operate.

Procurement for the Vametco minigrid starts in Q3 2019 - that starts tomorrow.

Electrolyte produced from Vametco feedstock and supplied to battery companies including the rental contract with Avalon and Sandbar Solar

Wage negotiations with AMCU completed for three years - this was something we were not previously aware of (unsurprisingly).

Brits mineral resource published showing 1.58% average Vanadium grades in magnetite.

Mokopane DFS started - " Mokopane is intended to become a primary source of feedstock for Vanchem and its development will be accelerated as a result of the Transaction. The capital expenditure requirements associated with developing Mokopane are significantly reduced to approximately US$20 million (based on current estimates)." ... as a reminder, the original cost of building the Mokopane mine and processing plant (9,525 Tonnes of V2O5 pa = 5,334 Tonnes V pa) was $298 million.

We shall be getting a fully operational mine and processing plant at a fraction of this cost, quicker, and with zero dilution.

I see that Vaneck didn't reduce their Largo holding again yesterday. Perhaps a good thing as their SP rose 11% yesterday. Seems like Vaneck just can't seem to get it right - perhaps that explains why their fund is down 75% since its inception 8 years ago. I thought the point about buying funds was that it reduced risk and made you money, not that it guaranteed that you lost money.

Richken - the VRFB family is certainly becoming a big one - there's 29 companies listed here:- http://www.vanitec.org/vanadium-redox-flow-battery-vrfb-companies and that does not even include companies that provides components, such as Schmalz, Membrion, Chemours, Zoltek, Mersen or Oxkem.

Vijay - no Inner-Harmony was one of the late-night artistes de piste earlier in the year. He is clearly now back wearing a different outfit.

Looking at the FINRA short report here ( https://otce.finra.org/otce/equityShortInterest ) you can see how the Largo short position declined significantly (17M down to 13.2M) on the 15th of July (it had been in the 16-17M range since mid May).

Now the interesting thing is that the next reporting date is in fact tomorrow - is it just a coincidence that the Largo has risen so strongly, suggesting short closure, on the day before they have to report their position. Are they concerned enough to want to try and get it all over before the rest of the world finds out they are closing ?

of course wouldn't be coming back here for more troublemaking if they weren't concerned that the SP was strengthening. As predictable as a row of tents.