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I am not sure why I am prolonging a discussion about the shortcomings of lithium storage as IES is clearly a vanadium flow battery company but I hope you find that pair of articles interesting.

did my second top slice yesterday and my remaining shares are now effectively a freeroll at an average of 22p. no more selling, will now wait for first quarterly trading update altho tbf I haven't seen confirmation the company is planning qtr reviews. we shall see. gla

your welcome mkx, you presumably are suggesting the first one was old news so

https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/enel-is-back-in-new-york-city-with-a-bigger-battery

here is a more recent article which confirms lithium batteries may be used in NYC as long as the battery itself is not in the building. In the event of fire the battery needs to be completely flooded to stop the fire.

Faramog I am doing a survey and I need to ask a stranger a few questions and feed the info back to the centre. I have chosen you at random. yes/no answers please
1. do you like rhubarb?
2. do you like foxes?
3. do you prefer rhubarb to foxes?

thanks

ytss

https://www.bushveldminerals.com/contact-us/

here you can pose any question you like to the company and they will either answer it or ignore it or tell you why they cant answer it.

https://www.upsbatterycenter.com/blog/big-lithium-batteries-in-buidings/

the main reason ies has gone up is potential. also, whilst there are buyers that recognise that potential, there aren't that many sellers, other than buyers selling on. the redt holders are heavily underwater. the placees that bought at 1.65 so are unlikely to sell at 1.00 so there is a surplus of buyers to sellers. also the MM haven't got a war chest of shares. in this scenario, until news alters the picture, the price will appreciate. IMO

https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/companies/mining/2019-07-31-bushveld-delays-jse-debut-to-2020-to-conclude-new-acquisition/

old article july 2019

drifter, to quote gino d'acampo if my granny had wheels she would be a bike.

I cant comment on why or why not we are full of II. A good question for FM next Q&A maybe

an example is just a few mins ago (not live) you could buy or sell at 14.75, now every deal shows red but I know for a fact some (well one at a minimum) was a buy because it was mine. all to show a red screen.

if you watch the daily movements its 100% clear the price ebbs and flows to suit the mm. my point is PI who don't realise whats going on buy on the up then sell on the manufactured drops, whilst reading on the board all the doom mongers. the company isn't perfect but a bit more buy and hold wouldn't hurt and a bit less moan and groan wouldn't hurt either. gla

the biggest trader in bmn is the MM with the stock of shares. they take the price up, suck in some buyers, then drop the price to tease out the shares they want to fill the higher buys, and if that fails they drop further and stuff the tame seller for another 100,000 or two then allow a few buys to take the sp back up, take in more buyers and so on and so forth. what makes it possible is people selling on drops and the backstop of shares which can be introduced by the MM. The selling by PI is encouraged by the moaning and wailing on here. If we could give up the wo is me type posts for a week or so, sentiment may well improve so there is more buying, less selling and more erosion of the tame share pile. IMO

after a short pee break at a £1 we are off again

125000 10am

smell like burnt parsnips

you will have seen the predominantly blue screens on bmn over an extended period. I believe that PI's are hoovering up shares at these bargain prices and the MM have been able to come up with shares in 100,000 blocks on almost a daily basis to fill the buy orders. I am waiting for those blocks to dry up as they surely will, and then we will see the sp rise. all IMO. gla

the redt investors on here must be absolutely sick of you and your persistant trolling. what you do and say is in no way consistent with being an investor in this company.

"sadly" I missed your last message that got deleted by admin, and my guess is that's your purpose to get debate on here deleted.

mkx - you have just led the discussion onto the main thrust of bushvelds investment here by providing electrolyte for the batteries either for cash, or by way of a rental model over terms of years far exceeding the useful life of lithium versions, due to the longevity of vanadium and its ability to be recycled at end of term if required. the rental model and the term of years gives the vrfb version a distinct cost per annum advantage.

hey parsnip give us an example of a vrfb catching fire

I would prefer outages to outrages but hey ho

never wrong to take a profit buddy