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DBB - don't worry you'll find the landscaping less hard once you've practised a bit. Sett you up for life though.

gggareth - I think you might have misheard your careers officer - he said soldering.

the auctions are explained here:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/post/auctions-uncrossing-trades-and-evidence-of-manipulation-291

BenAlder - no there is no standard for electrolyte and I don't think there ever will be - Mikhail was proposing this idea years ago and none of the VRFB companies ever responded positively (from what I could see) - they all want to, or wish others to think, they each have some secret special sauce that only they have.

However I expect that BE will be able to produce a standardised Vanadium electrolyte recipe and then different VRFB manufacturers can sprinkle in whatever stuff they want to as and when.

Day 3 starting soon - anyone with a genuine question can ask it here.

The point that markinvestor is slightly inexpertly making is that the people that are classed by some as idiots are absolutely essential to the life of the overall ecosystem - in that if these people did not do their jobs then we would all have to spend 5% of our time stacking shelves, emptying bedpans and shovelling the proverbial.

In the world of stocks and shares the same applies - the market makers ramp the prices up only when they can detect useful buying pressure that they can take for a ride by selling short - they then move the price back down, as they have done in the last week, in order to get the shares that they need to close their short. In that sense the idiots are also necessary to the successful operation of a market such as AIM because they are the people who pay the wages of the people who control the market.

Just like the punters who flock through the doors in Vegas for cheap carbs and endless sprite end up paying the wages of the crime bosses.

Tin is clearly in short supply now.

It is going to be in even shorter supply in future, that is why bringing what was once the world's largest hard rock tin mine back to life is such a good idea.

I expect that we shall be hearing about the tantalite a lot sooner than that

that was the ask at the time and it explains why the 1M needed to be dropped in after that.

utter rubbish Mousekewitz - what on earth are you talking about.

tiresome for us having to put up with your presence. Seeyaas wouldn't wanna beyaas.

Daisydog - a low UT today will give an immediate rise tomorrow morning.

he said that at 6 oclock on the morning so it is not a statement of fact but a hope

Indeed Daisydog - I bought a large number of shares here earlier one but this has still not been reported multiple hours later.

vauch the grouch is back I see - where were you all the time the SP was increasing from 15p ?

pops

Loudspeaker - indeed - the absolute level of the Vanadium price, whether it be 31, 30, or 29 (FeV KgV) makes relatively little difference - what is important is that Chinese demand is clearly leading the price recovery from the new normal minimum of $5 (per lb V2O5).

If you don't understand the difference between these different figures then consult this:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/vanadium-prices

antelope - how can anyone form a view on something that has zero detail ?

ukmoe - I don't think anyone does battery swapping. I don't have a battery swap station in my garage but I do have a 13 Amp plug

King5hott - that is precisely why the Global Warming Policy Foundation has been tweeting about it all day.