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just buy back in ? - 7 shares I see this time, what happened to the many millions he told us he had ?

Madasahat - what we like to see and what the MMs need to do to make a profit are different things. If the only way to get the shares they need is to pay someone 40p for them they will need to find some way for others to pay somewhat more than that.

too many people here who know the true worth of this share MadasaHat - their only option now is to spike it quickly over 42p so that they can get buyers to pay for the shares that they need at 38p by taking more from our 40p tame seller

One in the eye for Nelson, Daisan !

for everyone - https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-07586-5

"For decades, scientists and policymakers have framed the climate-policy debate in a simple way: scientists analyse long-term goals, and policymakers pretend to honour them. Those days are over. Serious climate policy must focus more on the near-term and on feasibility. It must consider the full range of options, even though some are uncomfortable and freighted with risk."

For reference here is Paludina's shipping logs: https://thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/nitrovan-shipments-to-the-us-183

Seems like a chunky delivery right at the start of march

Yep I suppose that's where we have a big advantage of Joe fund manager - we've actually bothered to dig below the first 10 microns of content.

First time I've ever seen Exa (10^18), as in ExaJoules per annum (worldwide energy usage) used in any business presentation. You can't say they are not thinking big.

faramog - a couple of follow one points :

1) Production at Vametco in the Evraz years was courtesy of the mined ore being augmented by Vanadium sl-a-g from the Highveld steel plants. Taff Williams told me whilst at the mine that Evraz never believed that the mine could operate entirely upon its own mined ore. That's why they sold it so cheaply.

2) Page 25 is the one that you should be looking at - it shows the huge rise in Vanadium demand that could result following effective VRFB uptake in the Energy Storage market. Production of 10,000 tonnes per year is not going to cut it, we're going to need to make 20,000 tonnes or more.

Rob1967 - I suspect that when you are trying the persuade the South African government to put people our of their coal mining jobs and invest in renewable electricity generation that it is a pretty much a political necessity to be able to tell them that they can be part of the next South African sunrise industry, and that unlike gold, and diamonds and every other mined commodity it's not simply another opportunity for 'white monopoly capital' to pay SA workers a pittance before spiriting the money out of the country at the lowest possible tax rate.

Gambit - thanks for the info - gotta fill the tank on the bentley ?

pekingduck - I believe that we had some of that last week, and the price has since recovered, We are happy to wait until the bargain signs are put up again

Fretblanket - maybe it has changed maybe it has not. Q3-19 is of course in CY19. I'm certainly not getting hung up by a few months when this story is a multiple year story.

kcfb - no it was described as 'near term' in the february presentation

Perhaps we could leave the Brexit debate for another forum.

Tweeted it out to my 750 followers - suggest you retweet also

knutsford - I recall it was only 675 yesterday so 450 in a day isn't bad going.

Nice one FB

I watched it with my family the other day. Its beautifully shot and acted and will make you think. Its not about Oscars of course, but I think you are right it could do very well there also.

No Mikiinaman I've been doing trade analysis on ATM

Yet another 1,000 share trade at the end of the day. That's 4 days running. Some of the time it results in a UT trade which distorts the end day trade price, sometimes not. Will all those who claim that there is no manipulation please come forward with their explanations.