Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
Not sure if this has been posted before but so much of this rings true...
https://www.griproom.com/fun/10-signs-your-stock-is-being-manipulated
There is so much positive news on the way soon that someone doesn't want the PIs to share in the spoils.
GLA genuine bushies - let's hope this week is the start of the upturn.
Hi Alpha
Is this one of your leading questions because you actually know the answer?!
Fwiw it made me do a bit of reading. So that ticker applies to shares traded on the aquis exchange, itself a plc admitted onto AIM. I can't currently find any details of the trades driving the 10% rise but that is certainly showing and there don't appear to be many trades. Do I understand? No. Can I speculate? Well if you can't see trades then essentially they could be off book. Large sells wouldn't increase the price so some large buys are going through off of the main AIM exchange. Why take trades off book? The visibility of trades would show up and would build a picture of greater support of the SP and this would filter to the main market and push the price up overall. This suits so one keeping the price lower.
You are probably better placed in terms of knowledge but I thought I would try to add to the debate.
Cheers
Alfa.
Because there is no such thing as zero risk of significant prices rises of vanadium putting some customers off of going with VRFBs. Or an absolute guarantee of success.
Identifying and managing commercial, operational and contractual risks is what I do for a living. So the electrolyte leasing model is a risk mitigation tool - an excellent one at that.
But given the investment decisions are outside of BMNs control and the dominant first choice still appears to be Li ion the PR machine at BMN needs to really get its act together.
I am still confident, however!
Sorry no it wouldn't - only if you are interested in the short term. Even with the benefit in the market of the electrolyte leasing model $140 would effectively kill the progress of VRFBs. We are cost competitive with Li batteries. Fortune's strategy of being vertically integrated is to capitalise on the VRFB market. This wouldn't be necessary if we are only producing V for the steel market. We might have a bumper year if we get to those levels but it would put back VFRB take up who knows how long. Its the volatility of vanadium prices that is one of the concerns re VFRBs.
$45 essentially gives us 100% operating margins but isn't high enough to tempt new players into the market as the costs to invest in plant is still to high so that price point still preserves BMNs position as a primary producer.
Nice and steady rises and no runaway bull market is what we need in my humble opinion.
A nice solid base in pricing around $45 and some ESKOM wins and this SP will be flying.
I am as keen as anyone to see a reversal of the SP decline with an average of 27p and still being in the hole for £50k but I invested because I believe in the strategy. My belief has been sorely tested mind you but now is not the time to let the irrational exuberance hold sway as it will only be temporary.
This will come good in 2021 for sure but for the long term good of my investment it shouldn't come about as part of a quickly inflating bubble.