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updated now

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-14th-nov-2018

they are going to get to chuck the delayed trades in now to look like sells

BBN - your coverage of the whole Bushveld Energy strategy has been incredible:

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/bushveld-energy-your-time-is-coming-336

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/bushveld-energy-eskom-battery-mandate-2018-339

but here is anyway

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-14th-nov-2018

either those that would normally day trading are holding on for multiple times their normal take-home percentage, or they are actually starting to understand the huge energy storage potential that exists for the business, and which the market has not even really woken up to yet

I also predict that I may have to get a bigger spreadsheet - 150 trades in less than 15 minutes is quite something.

However what we saw yesterday is actually very little evidence of day trading.

Well that was good - the market was open for a full 35 seconds - now all I'm getting is NT

swampdub - indeed the true end of day trading position yesterday was 47.05p

I see that a number of people are logging onto yesterday's trading analysis

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-13th-nov-2018

Put simply I do not think that the MMs can hold on for much longer. In the last 3 trading days they have sold 3.6M shares more than they have bought (9th Nov: 1.1M, 12th Nov 1.3M, yesterday 1.2M) - this would take out all the Wogen warrants.

I believe that most of the Atlas warrants were consumed between the 30th Oct and the 6th of November ( https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/atlas-shrugged-345 )

If there is buying again today like there was yesterday then I see no way that the rises will be less than 10%.

Brad - where did you get such an idea from ? The battery energy storage tenders for phase 1 have not even been published yet.

As requested, this one nearly killed me

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-13th-nov-2018

I don't think the MMs will be able to hold on to this if tomorrow is the same.

wow

I'm afraid it might be closer to 11pm by the time I am finished.

that should read : 'that now is NOT the time to be digging someone else out of a hole.'

to address kev's question earlier on - where will MMs get the shares that they need from ?

The answer is they can only get them from sellers. They have run through their warrants safety net and are now entirely unprotected so cannot risk any kind of sell-now-and-try-and-buy-later-more-cheaply kind of shorting.

They will have to move the SP up until they can start to trigger regular selling from someone of the First Island type of school.

If any of those guys have been paying attention they will realise that now is now the time to be digging someone else out of a hole.

I count 757 trades today. A full 20% above yesterday's record. The Tsunami is forming and the warrant shares have been used up in almost all their entirety. Even before I have really started getting into the analysis I can see that if
tomorrow is anything like today then we could be looking at a full blown buying frenzy with price rises in excess of 10%.

They did their best to hold it back today but that cost over 3 Million shares - I believe that they can only have 1-2Million left from their warrants windfall and then there is nothing left.

I'm afraid that I am not going to be able to have the trade analysis finished until about 10pm. How thoughtless of quite so many people to be buying quite so many shares today.

That might be necessary, or something stronger

Jonesy - have a look at this

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/bushveld-energy-eskom-battery-mandate-2018-339

and another misleading end auction UT trade - so expect tomorrow to be the same with the same apparent false drop at the start. Someone is keen to try and get a cheap buy-in tomorrow morning.

Peterfal,

I was pointing out that there are some (mainly in the united states of america) who would be delighted if the sun went out as 1) it would imply that the end of days is upon us and that all the unbelievers will be thrown into a pit of despair and 2) it will stop all those pesky environmentalists banging on about putting in solar panels to harvest the sun's energy.

Then I pointed out that this is of course a rather short term and stupid point of view because we are just not capable of living on a planet without sunlight.

To be honest though 7 Billion years is a little on the long term. We have to worry more about the next 100.