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Despite the immense importance of Vanadium in redox flow batteries, I can't help wondering
whether these price increases have something to do with the use of Vanadium in increasing the strength of steel by it's addition.
With the benefit if hind sight it makes me wonder if the aftermath of the tragic earthquake in Turkey and Syria
would have been a lot more favourable had Vanadium been used in the reinforcing steel used in the construction
of their buildings. I believe that by the addition of one kilogram of Vanadium to a ton of steel doubles it's strength, I'm
sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

You missed out Net Asset Value considerably greater than the share price and ex divi date very soon, sounds like good value to me at this price.

What imported products.
Made In Britain | Hard Landscaping Products - Marshallshttps://www.marshalls.co.uk › about-Marshalls › made-i...
British made, low carbon, products for the hard landscaping industry, from a British business who manufactures 99% of our products in mainland Britain.
I would expect that applies to clay for brick and tile making, obviously not the fuel for firing the kilns.

Yes a solid business, I'm in the building game, they make the best pavers and have done for years,
now they'v added Marley, Eden Hall and the escalation in the price of building materials I can't see any way forward other than North
Common sense and the stock market never did go hand in hand. Herd mentality.

I'm sure they would feel happier if they new the facts and it were it to be vanadium based instead of lithium.
Fire risk negative.

Pdub
let's hope the blood test results carry on positive, not just because I genuinely wish you well but selfishly
still want to read your comments that despite a lot of negative input by others, your posts do seem to rely
on factual research. All the very best.

Why aren't the fundamentals up yo date on this site. Other companies show 2021 and some 2022

Herd

Forget the heard, look at our fundamentals and make your own mind up.

brasi
May be once they are a renewable energy STORAGE company.

Hardup
When i started work I remember being told by an old boy that he remembered being able to buy a pint of beer, a packet of fags, a box of matches and still get a halfpenny change out of a tanner. 6 old pence or 2.5p if you don't know what a tanner is. Everything is relative.

Shorters need to buy back before the get their fingers burnt.

Rockon
My advise, look out for when they buy back and follow their lead.

correction. I've never shorted this one

Roofer61
I've never shorted myself and anyone doing so now must have a big pair.

Agree the CEO's are being paid too much.
Also it would be good for Sainsburys to take a leaf out of Audi/Lidl's book. You don't see their girls on the till (sorry persons
before i'm done for sexual discrimination) sitting around when there're slack , they get up and find something else to do.

Roofer61
I take your point but this has been shorted for years (unjustifiably in my opinion)
Nevertheless I have traded this for a long time and done well. It will no doubt drop this morning
but in my opinion soon recover, time will tell.
Look at Tesco's NAV, half it's share price.

This must be a screaming buy. What are we missing?

Daisydog
The Chinese taking us over, God forbid, that would be my worst nightmare.

May I reiterate your words Paul.
I had quite a few Afritin shares given me a few years back curtesy of BMN
and they have done well since let's hope Anthony Viljoen continues the good work, and it rubs off on us.
There seems so much potential here, a well under valued share.