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It's two, three, four times a day and last week I thought they were less frequent. It feels fishy.

Does anybody count the 500k drops through time?

I may be wrong but the 500k-dumps seem to become less frequent.

Nice! I just started here, would like to see this company grow.

Not the right moment to sell I would say. People have no patience these days.

Thanks for this reply, very clear.

You mean this?:

Application will be made for the 228,571,428 new Ordinary Shares being issued on exercise to be admitted to trading on AIM and it is expected that admission will take place on or around 10 September 2020 ("Admission").

You mean all buyers who jumped this train last week and don't have the patience to wait? I think so, yes.

SP seems to recover a bit, even with the 500k seller being still around.

Lithium will rise, this is a strategic asset and there is an investor (China) willing to pay the bills when the price is right. So there you have it. Happy Tuesday.

What did I buy? Lithium. Lithium?! What t f!!

Completely forgot about the gold.

Depends on the lithium price. Which I think will rise.

New to this forum, new holder. Stock seems a gem, but I am not here to ramp or deramp. I buy asking whether I would still believe in the company when the SP floors. If the answer is 'yes' I just wait till a target is hit. It's patience you need, though 'hit@run' is a lot more exciting. Have a good weekend as we're only short on time!

FM says big investors are willing to invest in Bushveld, but not through a secondary market like AIM. And that investors would like to invest by lending money, but Bushveld doesn't need that money to grow. I think we'll have to wait for a JSE-listing. FM was asked whether this would mean a delisting from AIM. He wouldn't confirm this.

As to the manipulating by market makers: this might be the case but I am not convinced. There are 1,1 billion shares.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX_WdScGDVw

From 25.10 on, about JSE-listing and the attracting of investors.

I should be sold. But it's pretty huge: "100 Million tonnes of coal, market price 40 USD/t" according to the Bushveld Perspective. So that's 46 US/D right now, times 100 Million sort of, eh, 4 billion US/D? What?

Thanks for your reply, these are answers I was looking fore. As to stockpiling: AMG had to take some off the books in 2019. They were hoping for price recovery, but had to list it at an actual price, costed 23 million dollars.

Yes, a one trick pony if VRFB doesn't show any growth. Then a slowly growing vanadium miner would remain, with the prospect of a spike in vanadium prices, one day. I can live with that reality. There's a paradox I haven't solved yet: high vanadium prices are not good for the share of VRFB's in the energy storage solution. You need price stability. Today's price will do, but spikes have to absorbed, some value may be shed to keep VRFB competitive and leasing is only part of the answer. Or do I miss something?