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not true 1onic surely by now you know that the SP going down does not necessarily mean there have been more Sellers than Buyers

What data did you lose Tangmerian ?

c. 200K more Buys than Sells now - how many did you manage to get cheaply today Expert ?

BMNfan - that was no tonka truck they were quite big and scary close up and I suspect you don't want to have trucks tooling around loaded right up to the top with rocks flying off when they go round bends. Those tyres are expensive and are one of the biggest operational costs for the truck owners

Expert - when you have a good company with a great future ahead of it you should tell them they should be using this opportunity to average down. There are more Buys than Sells today, as usual and perhaps tomorrow the opportunity will have vanished.

would people like a new article, say about the Eskom battery site visit at 7pm today ?

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/vametco-mine-visit - 746 views in 40 hours
https://www.thebushveldperspective.comt/vametco-processing-plant-visit - 503 views in 16 hours

Yachty - why was he representing BMN in China on september the 12 2018 then ?

Pdub - good luck with the hospital - just to give you something to look forward to there will be something very positive posted on the Bushveld Perspective this evening.

Ophidian - out of interest for which application can you use Tantalum instead of Niobium

Who is to say that Yellow Dragon might not be interested ?

Lionel - that information was in a private email to me so not an easily referenceable published source. If you send me text then I should be able to find some pictures that illustrate the points

Lionel - thanks for bringing this Niobium related thread together - would you be interested in having this reproduced as an article on the Bushveld Perspective - I think it could benefit from a couple of pictures also.

Richken - the really key point is that the previous owners, Evraz were feeding vanadium slag from highveld into the Vametco processing and that this meant that they did not need to push the processing as hard as we now are now that we are processing just magnetite. As a result they did not do a lot of necessary maintenance that would have been clearly necessary had they been doing what we now are.

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https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/vametco-processing-plant-visit

I asked about X-ray Fluorescence but apparently they do not do that - they say they prefer to use wet methods. I missed one thing which might have been ICP.

No only the outside but I did ask about their quality assurance testing and was given a long verbal list of analyses that they do on each production batch

Mr Curror was at the 7th International Vanadium Products summit on September 12th 2018 representing BMN. He is shown in the 4th photo on the gallery here:- http://event.cnfeol.com/2018FanEn7_0.aspx

This was right in the middle of the strike so perhaps not the best time to be halfway round the world.

Ophidian - ahhh but it has produced ferrovanadium also in the past. Why produce FeV if you can stretch the Vanadium further by producing Nitrovan ?

BBN - that is not an unreasonable conclusion to draw. There is more pertinent information in the article to be published this evening at 7.