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- is not something to be ignored.

Regardless of this there will be some that have no idea about the business and think that now is a good time to sell shares. Please could you wait a week or two so that I have my wife's ISA ready to buy Bushveld.

Good luck with your investment strategy

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-29th-jan-2019

obviously allthefizzhasgone would not be interested but would anyone else like a trade analysis this afternoon/evening ?

1.155M Buys vs 517K Sells - an excess of 638K Buys

However I think that there are some large Buys behind the scene also

990K Buys vs 476K Sells

Still very low volumes and the SP is zipping up now. We'll see if this is simply a spike to get exuberant buyers to pay over the odds or if the MMs have any idea where they are going to get these shares from.

Now 747K Buys vs 433K Sells - an excess of 314,000 more Buys

Pinecone - the germans have plenty of VRFB knowhow and manufacturing in their own country so yes I can see that it might be political suicide to be seen to be encouraging buying VRFB's from the UK at present. It is indeed unfortunate for RedT but it is true.

313K Buys vs 185K Sells so far today

yep thanks knuttie already back on- obviously the old turn it off and then on again, with the added interest of wiggling a paperclip around in some almost invisible hole. Dontcha just love technology

gkb - I suspect that the only spare processing capacity in SA is at Vanchem. Tando will no doubt be looking for chinese processing partners.

No knutsford it is online - unlike my home broadband at present

Bassguy I think you meant capa (capablancalemaillotjaunenorthberwickperfdcadencemauricegarin)

Pinecone - actually 2035 is only an option. The official phase out date would be 2038. https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/german-commission-proposes-coal-exit-2038

Too late flat beverage I read your post only once I had finished. Try and be a bit quicker next time.

For everyone else here it is:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-28th-jan-2019

would like a trade analysis for the day ?

Richken - these are the resource numbers that I have always used:

Vametco - 177MT @ 0.61% ( BMN ownership 74%)
Mokopane - 297MT @ 0.68% (BMN ownership 64%)

Note these grades are whole rock quoted percentages - the V2O5 is found in the magnetite and so can easily be separated from the rest of the crushed rock. The magnetite comprises something between 30% and 60% of the useful seams and so the V2O5 concentration in the magnetite works out at >1.4%, in some cases >2.4% - this is all relevant because it means that you need to process less useless rock through the salt roast part of the extraction process (see Ophidian's article on the subject of processing:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/vanadium-production-at-vametco-an-overview-380 )

Whilst many early explorers try making out that they should be valued on a fraction of the value of every single atom of useful mineral in their greenfield deposit there is a long way to go from that to actually mining the stuff. However if you do want to work out BMN's total contained Vanadium resources it would work out at:-

Vametco 799 kT + Brits possibly the same size resource
Mokopane 1293 kT

So you are looking at a conservative amount of V2O5 in excess of 2 Million Tonnes, possibly getting on for 3 Million Tonnes. For our US cousins who insist in doing everything in pounds and ounces that is between 4.5 and 7 Gigapounds

faramog - well I was going to point out the surprising number of quite small Buys this morning before 9 am.

1.19M Buys vs 752K Sells so far - an excess of 441K Buys

Ophidian, I have been informed that they are a rollover pair.