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10 million megawatts would be 1000 GW which is clearly not correct. Why do journalists think that numbers are not important to get right ?

Nick - yep it seems that they have got themselves into something of a hole and are hoping that by stalling they will get someone to help them out with a few handy, and cheap, sells

Rob - you've got joint spoils for the lowest priced buy in 2019

You must really be on the caffeine this morning rob

Rob - out of interest what price did you get ?

Rob - I mean nous rather than vous

Rob1967 - that is why you should never set stop losses - they are a license to get mugged

Yep it has already happened

... or is it Mr Quarter-Million back again - that's 5x50K Sells this morning, but it is having no effect.

it seems that once the MMs have made up their mind which way the price is going that what the traders do has no effect.

Mr Round-Number is back again today, desperate to hand out cheap shares.

Thanks very much

as promised

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-8th-12th-april-2019

A very interesting week that was, next week will be even more interesting,

Endion - I'm just counting up the Bed & ISA's - who wants to play 'guess the number of Bed & ISAs' ?

CG, or cutting the lawn. watching the grand prix or rearranging his sock drawer. I am doing none of these today as I am concentrating on analysing last weeks trading - who is interested in finding out more about that ?

"execution of the energy storage business with a view to the growth of assets under management and their ongoing asset management. "

Might I be correct in thinking that 'assets under management' is not the sort of way that one might describe an electrolyte manufacturing plant ? Just musing...

Thanks SMT1 - you did 1/100th of a penny better than a Broker negotiated Bed&ISA - the best I've come across unless anybody else wants to best it.

It would be nice to have got the full LH axis on that - I take it as going from 30-150 units - this means that from a peak production of 150 in November 2018 it has fallen almost 40% to a level of 95 in Feb 2019.

The lack of demand in january and february will have meant that Vanadium stocks have been piling up at the traders. Now they are flogging off those stocks cheaply.

As can be seen rebar production has quickly returned to previous levels and the Vanadium price will follow. In fact I expect to see increasing Vanadium prices being reported next week.

numpty I think you mean 19814.

You're welcome.

an analysis of this weeks trades this weekend ?

bassguy - it's as if they don't know if the price is going to go up or down all of a sudden

carpfisher - an interesting question - I presume that if you can get the share certificates issued in your own name then that would avoid such a limit.