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Good morning Pdub. Your support of BMN is commendable and I applaud you. We both agree that the comma are poor and need improvement and that the sp will see the rise hoped and expected by investors. My opinion however is that no amount of negative or positive posts on this bb has any impact upon the sp; and indeed if it did the positives and negatives will balance out. I have read comments saying that posters of negative comments are being paid to post, or posting to bring the sp down! I am not a believer in that theory as the same could be said for the ramping posts. We all want to see the sp rise and it would be good if the bickering and arguing would cease as this highlights and prolongs negativity. My best wishes to you and all holders

Harchris, you mentioned subtle negativity but not the less subtle at times positivity. I think the two possibly balance out any impact that posts on this bb may have on the sp.

Mark investor, and how many times has that same comment been made on this bb.

Eatstocks, Unfortunately in this commodity bull market of which you speak, BMN do not appear to have maximised the upward sp trajectory. Very little positivity coming from their comms.

With some luck fortune could speak with Ken Tainton about Rio putting in an offer for them. I think that would be the only way this miner will see any appreciable progress in value and vertical integration. Just my opinion.

What if VRFBs are not taken up to the extent that the large LTHs anticipate, viz Betamax v VHS. We could then expect BMN to become a successful vanadium miner and profit from the fluctuations in the price and demand for the product. What then would be a reasonable shareprice, and what also are holders views on the likely uptake of vrfbs against other forms of storage / energy generation

Odin, good point but no news on any marketing or sales success or indeed what they are doing re securing future sales.

Marc001, perhaps they could have taken the cash and bought in on some shares if they considered them a good buy. Always two sides to a story.

Pdub, difficult to assess the reality of the sp, but the sp has been much higher than it is now when vanadium was much lower.

SMT1, I hope that proves correct and we get the re rate hoped for

SMT1, you say good news that Duferco are selling. I wonder why. With all of the comments made on this BB re the potential within BMN: high V price, vertical integration; BE etc, one wonders why they are selling now and not waiting for the BOOM which is frequently mentioned here. Also of concern is the V price having negligible impact on the sp. Of concern is what happens when V price falls. I am a holder here of a reasonable of shares, possibly due to greed on the expectation of some future decent rise in the sp, however BMN is the most frustrating share I have ever held and it always seems to disappoint. Sorry to all holders for my frustrated ramp - if only the BOD would show as mush confidence as the e share holders.

Harchris, I agree the management have a vision, albeit delivering it a little slower than many would hope for. However does any others consider that they may benefit from a course in PR and Marketing; perhaps then we may see the sp increase not only due to the situation they fortunately and thankfully find themselves in with regards to vanadium demand

Fully agree with you Pdub, but I feel, unfortunately, that given the current Russian / Ukraine situation coupled with high inflation, that the costs of moving to green energy may cause the temporary resurgence of carbon based energy sources - hopefully only temporarily.

Codejunkie, but why would anyone short a vanadium company given the rise in V prices, or has the silence of the management something to do with it.

Has there been a sudden drop in the price of vanadium! Why else is BMNs sp down!!!!!

Sammy 58, good points, but not only is clean energy being considered to limit our dependence upon Russian energy - North Sea oil; fracking and nuclear are also under consideration.

Any news on BE: Electrolyte factory progress; any potential orders, etc etc. Perhaps some news on this front could inject a upward trajectory on the sp. To date the silence is deafening

We did once have North Sea gas and oil, but unfortunatley left it in the hands of large PLCs to make immense profits whilst our government was happy to take taxation benefits. Unlike Norway whose governments took total control and made a huge fortune which was invested wisely; they now have huge national wealth and high standards of living.

Cindercone, good point, a major company embracing green energy. As well as BMN I Adam also invested in Plug Power an hydrogen company that is supplying Amazon with Hydrogen powered fork trucks. It is great to see major companies embracing green energy.

Alfredh, sorry ,predictive text.