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Faramog one should not resort to name calling

BMN has already survived one the the biggest commodities recession for decades, and we weren't even producing then. WTF are you talking about?

With that level of research, best get out of AIM now before you lose the shirt of your back.

Ferro-vanadium basis 78% min, free delivered duty paid, $/kg: $72.00-73.00 per kg from $71.40-73.00 Ferro-vanadium US 70-80% V, $/Ib: $34.75-35.25 per Ib from $33.75-34.50 Bulk https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3814072/Search-results/MB-NON-FERROUS-PRICE-CHANGES-1506-Noble-alloys-bulk-alloys-and-ores.html

Metal bulletin's lastest. Ferro-vanadium, basis 78% min, free delivery duty paid consumer plant, 1st grade, Western Europe ($/kg V) 72.00-73.00 1.4% S 15 Jun 18 Vanadium pentoxide, min 98% V, ($/lb V2O5) 15.50-16.15 0% 15 Jun 18 Sorry can't provide a link

American Fev increased again http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html

Absolutely nailed on Alfa, the vanadium bomb is about to off again and it could be a bigger explosion then last time.

@Allfacomp previous highs for last 2 years. FeV $73 per kg on 28/03/2018 V205 the $16.55 per lb on 06/04/2018

Ferro-vanadium basis 78% min, free delivered duty paid, $/kg: $71.40-73.00 per kg from $71.00-72.00 From earlier this week, sorry can't provide link.

It doesn't really matter who's got warrants who's selling etc. Just sit back and let it all play out, if you've done your research,and it's all readily available on TBP website you'll know where this is going this year.

Mid price for European FeV on the 8th of June was $71.5 per kg. American Fev was higher. Prices according to Asian metals percentage increases which are published daily show that they both risen substantially since then.

Just keep on rising. http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html

Yes

Today's prices according to Prohecy who collate metal bulletin's and ferroalloynet's trade logs so probably a few days old. https://www.vanadiumprice.com

Well summed up Daison, though this time the next leg up is starting from $70 per kg instead of $35 per kg.

The 2 main sources are Metal bulletin and ferroalloynet with prophecy piggy backing them both.. Unless anyone is in a subscription period and supplys information, their snippets are usually twice a week at their perogative. Asian metal publish daily percentage increases but not actual prices, but if you follow them closely a very accurate estimate can be worked out.. There is so a slight difference between the contract and the spot price. My sources tell me that V205 is extremely scarce atm.

Are going mental http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html

This share is now as derisked as any other small cap company on the main index can be. With all the research that is available on thebushveldperspective if you're still dithering about at buying in at 19p then AIM is not for you.. Research and more research keeps you ahead of the heard and well in profit. Just ask the PIs that spent many years researching BMN and shared it all right here on this BB and ploughed hundreds of thousands of pounds in here below 2p. And we're only on just on the launch pad, snooze and you lose.

EUROPEAN WRAP. Tight availability continues to support European FeV market The European ferro-vanadium market continued to strengthen over the past week, with supply of spot material tightening further. Spot prices for European ferro-vanadium increased to $71-72 per kg on June 8, delivered duty-paid in Europe, up 2% from $69-71.20 per kg on June 6, according to latest Metal Bulletin’s assessment. Prices have consistently been on the rise since bottoming out at $63.50-65 per kg on May 23, with prices now up 11.3% since that time. Spot market demand got off to a strong start last week, but subsided as the week progressed, with some market participants opting to sit on the side-lines waiting for more clarity on pricing. Despite the subdued spot demand from consumers during the second half of the week, however, traders continued to actively seek material with little success. “Traders were profit-taking and have no stocks anymore. Now the producers aren’t selling to the traders and it has really tightened things up,” a supplier source said. In addition to trader stocks running thin, Chinese exporters pulled back offers into Europe, leaving few options for traders looking to restock. While availability of supply is expected to remain thin in the near term, market participants suspect prices may continue to run as more consumers are forced to enter the market. The European vanadium pentoxide market similarly experienced a sizeable jump last week, after supply limitations fueled sharp gains.

Take a goog look SP Angel. http://www.asianmetal.com/VanadiumPrice/Vanadium.html