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Never trust this lse chat" wonder if that's aimed at him/herself... Yet that post remains. We move on only lse know why.

A stop loss triggered for such a odd number, surely the number would be for a round amount minus the dealing fee. Expecially saying that you still have some, for example stop for 5000 minus 12.50 dealing fee. Very odd the way you say it having read your history, contradictory to say the least, good luck though huzzy.

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Had a few hours away from the board and it seems a few furry ones have been playing mischief. Having a last go it would seem i wonder why, agenda driven.

MX is posting miss information, let's wait for the real news to arrive and make our judgement.

Noticed a couple of known shorters posting over there, crossed them before. Some posting of false information here trying to unsettle a few.

That's why I only take into account factual information, like I said before there is a number of reasons projects get moved time wise. It could well be the very opposite of price and rather supply deficit.

Also many large projects face delays for all matter of reasons as im sure you know. Unless clearly stated there is no reason to believe its down to the vanadium price, projects that big are years in the planning.

This is not a dig but can you name what you talk about.

We remember the names (aliases) anyway Alfa so them removing the list is pointless, plus the list will only grow.

SPAngel (@SPAngelNews) Tweeted: China brought in new standards for Vanadium in steel in November. Steel producers largely ignored the new regulations increasing Vanadium content till this year when China instructed further inspection. Steel consumers also have new methods to check steel strength and hardness https://twitter.com/SPAngelNews/status/1107993000272117762?s=17

The world is moving away from fossil fuel, the motor industry will be unrecognisable in the next decade. Battery metals are the future all the so called experts are pointing to this. Can Bushveld Energy dwarf Bushveld Minerals, certainly is a real possibility.

We have robust demand for vanadium out there, of course it has to be competitive price wise being the dearest component. Bushveld hold an ace being vertically intigrated, then add the electrolyte facility and a leasing model. Obviously cost will determine a certain level of take up of our technology, Location and application will be another. Fortune and Mikhail have positioned us right in the mix front and centre. 10,000mtv and beyond brings our cost down does it not. Vrfb fits demand and need for electricity storage in Africa and Asia uniquely. Data from Eskom will allude to this I'm sure. The potential market for vrfb is huge underpinning the demand for vanadium. Bushveld is going to be a name right at the top of this industry as this beast grows. I don't have the technical knowledge to ask questions Alfa that would even interest you. I've joined this roller-coaster five years ago and I'm loving the ride. We aren't even half way around yet so im holding on tightly.

Thanks for posting that up your hard work is much appreciated.

All the experts are very positive about vanadium and the demand. I wouldn't be concerned Bushveld are very well placed.

We have the benefit of being vertically intigrated, Fortunes masterstroke and Mikhails vision and expertise.

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Great find thanks Martyboy.