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Dailan...... a lot of V2O5....but it's not affected V price. so, not enough is the answer
supply and demand...... BMN moving from 3500 MTV p.a. to 10,000 MTV p.a. does.not.mean they will sell it.all. there has to be the demand. Here lies the other risk besides V price.
were, indeed Mr Perles got it very wrong. Fact: Vanadium is a notoriously volatile stock. Now 3 rapid spikes since 2000 have rapidly fallen back. And this time around it is no different contrary to being shot down a number of times from the Terry Perles fan club of this BB. No doubt, V prices will rise at some point (as I said above, notoriously volatile). But mass take up of VRFB is not this year or next year. 5 - 10 years is my view. But I am,glad I saw this useful article. it explains a lot.
chips, very interesting story, primarily for the fact it contradicts the BB forum census that there is a world huge V deficit, aided by the Vanadium expert Terry Perles analysis earlier this year. We have seen 3 huge V price spikes since 2000 (last year obviously the 3rd). Each V spike has resulted in a fast fall back down to nominal levels. however, the BB experts have been telling me this time around (3rd spike) there remains a huge deficit and huge demand. now, this article does not exactly suggest that.
Newton's First Law states that an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force. It may be seen as a statement about inertia, that objects will remain in their state of motion unless a force acts to change the motion.
Pdub. we are in a downtrend. I don't think anyone would deny this fact. And on from this, why will it stop ? give me your reason for trend reversal ?
pdub, but there is doubt. short term, the down trend shows no sign of ending. several excellent RNS past 6 months have had no positive SP effect. . If course, 5 years from now, there will be a different scenario
most peculiar mama...... John Lennon. just before he was murdered. "Nobody Told Me"
the SP will do what the SP does. really is, the 48p spoke was probably an over-shoot and non-realistic price. perhaps we are where we should be. the same true of FeverTree....11months ago FeverTree was double where they are today
Alfa, my mistake, I did not realise he had sold out. I only follow this forum occasionally
gambit.... you've never been happier?...... come on be honest, November 2018 the SP was 48p........ you were far happier then on the uptrend, rather than here on a sustained downtrend. admit it
just 2 weeks into holiday in North and South India. very common occurrences of power shedding, power failure due to monsoon rains ,flash floods taking out power sub stations (yesterday saw sub station in flames... with high voltage arcing), not just rural areas, but Bangalore city itself. many small stores ,restaurants have lead acid batteries , with uninterruptible power supply technology to keep basic low power lights etc up . normal common occurrences here. these UPS, lead acid systems are on show tooked under desks, simple diy hook ups .
of course, installations of mixed technologies work too......
http://www.energystoragejournal.com/2019/04/04/uk-ess-project-to-be-worlds-biggest-li-ion-vrfb-hybrid/
above a lithium/VRFB installation
I still have a DVD and VHS integrated player ;)
jogg99..... I agree, I think it will be the safety issue which will be the primary mover away from current Tesla Lithium systems to VRFB.
new technologies produce multiple routes.... the successor to magnetic audio tape (cassettes) , before CD audio storage, was the Sony miniDisc if anyone remembers. that technology disappeared immediately with the new digital CD . lets hope VRFB is not surpassed by something better
the take up of renewable energy batteries will be akin to early video storage technology..... BetaMax (Tesla lithium) quickly succeeded by VHS (Vanadium VRFBs)........ for those under 50 years of age you will not know what I am talking about
https://stockhead.com.au/resources/think-high-vanadium-prices-are-good-youre-wrong/
why low V prices are a good thing
much talk about share buy back. they could have done a share back anytime previously, not just this past AGM. BMN don't need to life the SP. Private investors not happy with 25p share, but raising SP using buy back is pointless. why do BMN care about SP being 25p not 45p ? BOD won't be looking at the current SP as anything to be concerned about
Pigeon, the point is experts get it wrong. the 350million as an example. Look at how expert fund manager Neil Woodford is current doing. I bet a lot of investors wish they had not believed his expert opinions when they invested in his new fund