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thanks - got to be careful with URLs on this platform - make sure no trailing punctuation

Is Nick loading up again ?

Alas gambit that was Bannerman resources ASX:BMN

Latest:- https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/vanadium-could-end-up-taking-a-lead-in-energy-storage-for-grid-connected-applications-681489761.html Those who have been watching for the last year or so may have been aware of the Stina Resources story. They first appeared on the scene when they bid for and took over 'Pure Vanadium' ( https://stinaresourcesltd.com/stina-announces-first-step-in-due-diligence-in-evaluation-of-acquisition-of-pure-vanadium ) - this along with UET (founded by the PNNL inventors) and Wattjoule were the only 3 licensees permitted for PNNL's mixed acids electrolyte. ( http://www.pnnl.gov/news/release.aspx?id=1034 ) Stina subsequently also popped up again when they agreed to purchase the assets of the Austrian outfit Gildemeister - they manufactured the Cellcube VRFB and had the plug pulled on them by their german owners a couple of months after the Vanadium bomb went off in July 2017 . They have now renamed Gildemeister as Enerox and have apparently started reselling Cellcube batteries once more (http://www.eenewspower.com/news/austrian-vanadium-flow-battery-technology-new-ownership). Some of the Gildemeister personel who left just before it went belly up joined RedT energy, but I suspect that they may get short shrift if they now asked for their old jobs back... anyway I digress. Back to their most recent news story, and I quote:- Stina Resources is one of the few vanadium companies offering full vertical integration, and one of the most comprehensive. Their mining operation was the core of their business until fairly recently. As such, it is well-developed. Hmmm... really ? So well developed that they have never produced a single pound of Vanadium. This kind of guff may sucker in those that don't know which end of a shovel to hold but pretty soon anyone with any investing sense will realise that if you want cashflow not dreams you need to come to BMN.

This reminds me of the time about 5-6 weeks ago when my platform phoned me up to say that they noticed that I had been buying shares and to also enquire whether I would be willing to sell any of my c. 11 million. My answer to them is in this record. This struck me as deeply suspicious at the time, and more so now. Are these platforms working in our interest or the interest of their friends in the city of London ?

Nick yep we went over these figures earlier in the week, it was under the thread "Largo again", or maybe just "Largo"

UKsteveg - I think we may have had them - they were the two trades, both reported late and both over 100K shares at 15:08 and 15:20 When you correctly take account of two Bed & ISA trades, both of 20K at 9:48 and 11:40 then you end up with the nett trade position being 262,000 more buys than sells. if you do not correct for these Bed&ISA combined trades then you end up with a nett trade position of around 90,000 more SELLS than buys, which is wrong, but it is the starting point for every form of so-called 'technical analysis' that there is.

Largo now reached to CAD 2.00 point for the first time in the last 4.5 years, that's up another 2% so far today.

cannot even buy 50 quids worth

2x10 grands worth for me today clark - plenty more cash in the pot should they continue with this approach

And another 10 grands worth for me, thanks again.

Yep that was the thing that really knocked the SP back - however from that point of being 185K more sells than buys we are now in a position where there are 185K more buys than sells. That of course is what is meant to happen when you drop the price. The average price of PI buys up until 9:50 is 22.812p whilst that of sells is 22.725p - the MMs will no doubt be trying to get those 185K shares without putting the price up today. Congratulations then to them for they have managed to make less than 0.1p on less than 2M volume - that's 2000 pounds for a days work. Brilliant !

Got another 10 grand's worth at 22.65p, thanks guys.

Actually I quite like the way that BMN is the most popular of all the shares listed if you look here:- https://www.discussthemarket.com/live-discussions/

...again very small trades on either side of the 4pm auction - anyone have any idea what this may be all about ?

Martyboy - I saw that discuss the market had a list of forums, or which one was LSE.co.uk - it clearly doesn't just copy and consolidate what is posted on this and iii so how does it work - is it not just another forum populated by people like us.

Interesting FB - I did a quick search for any evidence that any there had ever found the bushveld perspective and evidence found I none. Perhaps someone with an account there might spread that good news.

jonny - the information that was not visible wasn't that interesting.

Sanchez - great find. The first mention of Fangchengang was on the 22nd April 2017, so we are only just over 1 year on from that point. Interestingly the amount of money to be invested keeps going up. In 2017 it was 32.2 Billion yuan, now it has gone up by another 50% to almost 48 billion yuan . Here is the link to the original article https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?sl=zh-CN&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.haixiaba.com/n994989.html&edit-text=&act=url It was this article that made me visit the Vanitec meeting that was attached to the International Flow Battery Forum that was being held in Manchester in July that year. The rest is all written down here:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-blog-1/tag/vanitec-82 Good to see that the chinese are increasing their commitment to Fangchenggang

Some sort of messing about at that point - trades of less than a pound should not merit listing. Who are they trying to fool ?