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Chins starts to head north.

http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html

Typical AIM (one financial punch too many) mentally.for the unreseached
This is a massive growth company making over £1.5 million pounds per week profit producing the hottest commodity in town, operating in a win win situation with vanadium prices and with a head start in the next muti billion pound market that is energy storage.backed by the SA government
Out CEO is a genius, what ever he's planning is going to blow more than just the doors off, bring it on whatever it is the waiting is unbearable.

And both those boards are de-listed stock's.
They should be shut down IMO. They serve no purpose other then at meeting place to plan trolling attacks on other boards.
Moniter them for a few weeks and witness it for yourself

Exactly Pdub ii is a classic class of "when the Lion feeds" (one of my favourite author's BTW.) they are the scavenger's hanging around for any left over a scraps.

As I posted earlier on reteps I've know people suffering from the green eyed monster to even resort to telling porkies.
I know unbelievable.

I often wonder how these expert chartist fellows never saw a 1000%+ rise coming here.
The fundamentals of the vanadium deficit did, glad I took notice of the fundamentals.
Jealousy does strange things to a person.

Roscon... There are many Avatar aliases used by the usual suspects some are used legit, then put to sleep for years..you can sometimes tell that different trolls are using a particular one by their intelligence and posting style reminiscent of troll you encountered as some else on another board a few weeks ago.
In the last major IT glitch here poster's lost years of posting history. What else was lost who knows?
It bothered some a lot more than others.

It was a big step in the right direction last week when the whole thread removal thing didn't happen.
Trolls often target very informative threads hoping that their post gets reported and removed taking the whole thread with it.
Recently posts with high recommendations in a thread were targeted.
If you've put in a lot of time and effort into your post save it and if it gets removed for no reason other than being broad brushed, post it again under a new header.

Roscon... Somebody has to report them first before they get policed and removed.
This board is a targeted. And we know the reason why..

Rule 5 h
"post non-constructive, meaningless, one word (or short) non-sense posts."
Some boards flout this rule on a regular basis.and don't get punished.

FASTMARKETS NON-FERROUS PRICE CHANGES 11/01: Noble alloys, bulk alloys & ores
The following Metal Bulletin noble alloys, bulk alloys and ores prices changed on Friday January 11:

Noble alloys

Molybdenum Europe drummed molybdic oxide, $/lb: $11.00-11.20 per lb from $11.25-11.50 Molybdenum US canned molybdic oxide, $/Ib: $11.60-11.80 per Ib from $12.10-12.20 Ferro-molybdenum basis 65% min, in-warehouse Rotterdam, $/kg Mo: $26.00-26.60 per kg from $26.80-27.00 Ferro-molybdenum US 65-70% Mo, $/Ib: $12.70-13.25 per Ib from $13.10-13.50 Tungsten European free market APT, $/mtu: $260-270 per mtu from $270-280 Ferro-tungsten basis 75% W Rotterdam duty unpaid, $/kg: $30.80-32.80 per kg from $30.80-32.00 Ferro-vanadium basis 78% min, free delivered duty paid, $/kg: $76.40-79.50 per kg from $74.60-77.00 Ferro-vanadium US 70-80% V, $/Ib: $41.50-46.00 per Ib
https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3853591/Search-results/FASTMARKETS-NON-FERROUS-PRICE-CHANGES-1101-Noble-alloys-bulk-alloys-and-ores.html

European V205 rises 1.56%.

https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3853579/Search-results/BATTERY-RAW-MATERIALS-MARKET-REPORT-1101-Cobalt-sulfate-discount-narrows-on-uptick-in-Chinese-buying.html

Having a snap hook and spending your time trolling and not practicing correcting it is disgraceful.
How you can sleep at night is beyond me.
Bring back national service I say.

These drilling results are latest US headline news that are being classed as high grades.at @0.84%
Our Vametco grades are more than double, that's what makes it a world class resource

First Vanadium Drill Results Reinforce Continuity of High-Grade Mineralization including 41.15m (135ft) of 0.84% V2O4 at the Carlin Vanadium Project, Nevada

Date: Jan 11, 2019

First Vanadium Corp. (TSXV: FVAN) (OTCQX: FVANF) (FSE: 1PY) (formerly Cornerstone Metals Inc.) (“First Vanadium” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce results from an additional 17 confirmation drill holes from within and along a 1,220 metres (“m”) (4,000ft) corridor of mineralization at its Carlin Vanadium Project located 6 miles south of Carlin, Nevada. Three highlight intervals from this drilling encountered 41.15m (135ft) grading 0.84% vanadium (“V2O5”), 38.1m (125ft) grading 0.75% V2O5 and 27.43m (90ft) grading 0.84% V2O5. The average grade of these 17 holes is 0.54% V2O5. The average estimated true thickness of the zone in these 17 holes is 33.7m (110ft). The highlights of the 17 holes are tabled below.

First Vanadium President and Chief Executive Officer, Paul Cowley stated, “We continue to be pleased with these drill results that reinforce continuity of a thick, shallow, near horizontal bed of high-grade vanadium mineralization, correlating well to the nearest previous drill holes and improving drill density. Remaining drill assay results from an additional 25 exploratory holes, are expected to be released next week.”

https://www.vanadiumprice.com/first-vanadium-drill-results-reinforce-continuity-of-high-grade-mineralization-including-41-15m-135ft-of-0-84-v2o4-at-the-carlin-vanadium-project-nevada/

International Trade of Vanadium Products is Active

Date: Jan 11, 2019

www.ferroalloynet.com: This week, the domestic vanadium market has been stable. Although some vanadium enterprises are in trouble in purchasing raw materials, the overall market performance is good, and traders are also active frequently. The steady development of the domestic market has also led to international market transactions. Vanadium prices are stable, and export trading transactions are increasing. Export prices may be slightly higher than MB prices.

Current state and outlook for Vanadium

Date: Jan 11, 2019

In 2017, vanadium was the world’s best performing battery metal due, in part, to tightening supply amid strong demand from the steel industry. China’s new requirements for use of higher quality rebar for improved building construction is considered a key factor and clue for a long-term outlook: global demand for ferrovanadium in steel products is not going away and will likely accelerate as developing economies modernize in the coming decades. There are also few substitutions for vanadium to harden steel.

Growing demand is also likely to come from the utility and manufacturing sectors, where VRFB technologies could be the keystone that allows large clean energy projects to be seamlessly integrated into electrical grids where intermittency is no longer an issue. In 2014, vanadium use in battery technologies amounted to just 1,000 tons compared to a global production of 93,400 tons. It is estimates that vanadium demand for VRFB markets could rise to 31,000 tons by 2025, amounting to a rise of 3,100 percent in a decade.

China produced just over half of global mined vanadium, which totaled about 80,000 tons globally in 2017. The US produced none. Vanadium can also be recycled from other secondary industrial processes — catalysts, ash and residues. The type of vanadium used for VRFBs can come from mined or recycled sources, but purity needs to be in excess of 99.5 percent.

Between 2013 and 2016, the US imported about 10 percent of its vanadium pentoxide from China. As internal Chinese demand for VRFBs increases, the US would be well positioned to find domestic sources that can weather supply constraints and geopolitical tensions that may arise.
https://www.vanadiumprice.com/current-state-and-outlook-for-vanadium/

Latest prices.

https://www.vanadiumprice.com

@Daison.... European FeV and US FeV have both risen $10 per kg since 21st December.
IThe figure's don't lie, China will catch up soon, the deficit is still very real.

http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html

Rising nicely.

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/vanadium-prices

European FeV now $79.3 per kg.

http://www.asianmetal.com/indexEn.shtml?s=1&r=/news/data/1467067/

These are my figures from the spreadsheet used for the TBP European FeV price graph........... Source= Fastmarkets.

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/vanadium-prices.

As you can see the pre Christmas drop between 18th Dec and 21st Dec was quite brutal and seasonal.
I expect it to climb just as brutally when the Chinese are back on line....$ per kg.

05/12/2018........105--110
07/12/2018........103--110
12/12/2018..........95--100
14/12/2018..........90--95
18/12/2018..........82--85
21/12/2018..........70--72
04/01/2019..........74--76
10/01/2019..........76.-78

The recovery is underway.

The appointment of a new broker has nearly always been interpreted on AIM that some kind of equity issue is coming.
Until the uncertainty of whatever is coming and in what financial format it be is disclosed it will hold us back as buyers will take the wait and see approach,which is to be expected.