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bassguy - I'm sorry but you are completely wrong. There is no way that the Vanadium price spike was a self inflicted PR mistake - it was to do with Vanadium price speculation by Glencore traders following the mid 2017 announcement that Chinese rebar regulations were going to require specified Vanadium content. The same thing has happened twice before since the year 2000.

After that it was then a simple job for the message to get out at the right time and then BMN and other Vanadium stocks could be shorted on the way down. It really is incredibly simple for the city financial boys to take private investors for a ride like this. In fact it is exactly what they do. All the time.

Pat48 - shhhhh !

I think he said that they were things the we CAN discuss - i.e. we could discuss it if you really want

CarefulBunny - good luck, you and everyone else can ask me questions on Twitter @BMNperspective

it was NEC batteries that caught fire in Liverpool last month wasn't it - maybe substituting out the batteries for ones made by LG will allow us to establish if it is NEC batteries or the NEC Energy Management System which may have been to blame for the Liverpool fire

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/oct/14/national-grid-warns-of-short-supply-of-electricity-over-next-few-days

a big battery could help with that !

it seems people are starting to understand what the dependence of Electric Vehicles and Wind Turbines on Rare Earth magnets implies.

Setcentric - if you have cats make sure that they cannot enter when you are doing those tests.

CarefulBunny - have a look at these articles - https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-articles-1/tag/vrfb-83/page/2

Delboys - indeed it is a textbook pump and dump operation

might I be the first to say 'get on twitter and start getting this message out'

same here DaisyDog - https://twitter.com/BMNperspective/status/1316636770243612677

and BBN - https://twitter.com/BigBiteNow/status/1316640405040050176

ALGY7 - you will find it more conducive to refer to Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries as VRFB's, as agreed by Vanitec.

Maybe they should dig up all their ore and ship it to the middle of the desert Kazahkstan where I understand they would only need about fifty quid to build their processing plant

at some point Apple you have to stop thinking that you can run the company better than Fortune and just let him get on with it. He has done amazingly well already, but this is really only the point at which we really start motoring.

We did not own over 50% of Enerox when the decision to test a second generation VRFB from UET/Rongke was taken.

Next question.

no earthling the shares in the company have nothing to do with where or how they are traded

bassguy

1) there is only a limited number of people who even know of AIM
2) there is an even smaller number of people who will ever touch it with a bargepole
3) there is an even smaller number who don't simply run after the latest company that they heard on twitter
4) of this subset there is an even smaller subset who have actually looked at BMN in any detail
5) the Market Makers fully understand how small 2) is and benefit from the fact that the rules are tilted in their favour (eg delayed reporting, ability to run naked short positions etc)
6) point 5 reinforces point 2

Answer:

A) find a well run AIM company that has been undervalued by the fake market
B) wait until they ultimately get off AIM

do you really believe anything that BS artist has put up ?

I'm sorry mogwhy but I thought your were a bit smarter than that.

mogwhy - do you really think that it is possible to just ring up a company and ask them whether they are tendering or not ?