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SP a gift at sub 4p IMO, starting to see it creep back up again (as I said it would a few days ago). Slowly...then all at once, I predict by the time the herd arrive here we'll have re-rated back to 6p+.

DYOR.

You're gambling also HMHG - gambling that BMN wont succeed and therefore staying uninvested. As as result you risk missing out on the future potential gains here.

Nothing wrong with that at all, but does beg the question why your here.

Yeah, these Trolls do make me laugh. They have absolutely zero knowledge on who they are taking to and presume everyone on LSE will be flat broke if one of their stocks doesn't go as planned.

I very much doubt any short term gamblers on here are left, most will have been shaken out by now, either through fear or the fact their position was too large to start with and were unable to buy as we went lower. Any that remain will probably exit as we move higher, either at a loss or breakeven.

Don't really care, my money, my dice roll.

I take calculated bets though and this is one of them.

If I lost the lot it would mean diddly squat, I'd be just fine.

"One of the main costs affecting vanadium electrolyte is the price of moving it. Essentially when you transport the electrolyte you are moving acid and water.

To reduce the cost of the battery, manufacturing the electrolyte close to the installation makes a lot of sense."

That last sentence - very interesting one IMO.

Absolutely - there’s always risk, but for me it’s massively diluted based on the entry point being so low here versus my investment time frame (years). For shorter time frames appreciate the risk is higher.

RAH0084 - so true, all wider market sentiment based IMO (poss US debt ceiling FUD, etc). It should turn once we start to see sustained V price increases week on week and as we get closer to end of June annual report.

In the meantime, can’t see a good reason not to be invested here. Sure, debt ceiling FUD blah, blah, blah - when isn’t there something to scare PI’s from buying unless we’re at the top, lol.

Added another 2k today, 505k shares in ISA and 1.2m in SIPP. That’s me done, it’s sit on my hands time now to enjoy the show.

I’ll pay my remaining mortgage off eventually with the ISA proceeds and retire very nicely on the SIPP, alongside property investments. Fully onboard for the re rate to ATH’s!

Come On Bushveld and Fortune - if not for me do it for yourselves with the shares we know Fortune has I’m sure one day he’ll want to see a handsome return. In fact, in the last interview he did mention wanting to see the SP re-rate, so there we go, he’s supportive of this now.

Beginerman - so if you ain’t shorting it, what the heck are you and Badger man doing here, lol!?

Like how I got your attention though there S&B -bet you’ve got a nice short position here haven’t you. Careful now, not much downside left here no doubt, but some might think an awful lot of upside…

Calm down S&B, what I said still stands - of course it’s being manipulated by shorts, doesn’t mean we can’t make a slow recovery now does it. The short have to cover eventually after all, which as you know means they must buy back. Has to happen eventually, why not down here.

I’m sure a few others would agree short manipulation is at play, but I don’t speak for others only myself.

Unhinged? Most people would think outside of this BB I was mad to invest in BMN yes. But no, fully sound of mind thank you very much.

I personally think the bottoms in and we (slowly) go higher from here. I’m not talking vertical, but the start of an uptrend. Gut feeling is it will be a slow and gradual uptick.

No guarantees, but taking various factors into account and looking at the chart also, that’s my prediction - let’s see how it plays out.

NFA, DYOR.

Got to assume that large short positions (but less than the reporting %) are a big contributor to the fall in the SP, or at least a catalyst to counting falls. Even though we have had bounces, there hasn’t been enough sustained bullish news to discourage shorters from shorting the tops of the bounces.

That last volume spike of recent was massive though and they tend to signal potential trend changes. That is trends don’t suddenly change after, but the bottoming process is just that, a process which takes time.

No, were doomed, best sell.

ARCM - We are not the same. You are a weak handed holder who sold out and crystallised his losses. Instead of moving on and getting over it, you troll this board to try and bring other holders to accept the same fate, so you don't feel alone in your misery.

Me - I am underwater, but I have complete faith in BMN, Fortune and most importantly, unlike you and some others, I can tell when a SP is being manipulated down versus a SP that indicates there's a problem or issue within the business.

The SP is super cheap here IMO, we are valued like an explorer and, whilst we can go lower from here (of course we can), I am yet again happy to add a further £3k to the SIPP pot this morning (average 7.5p). One day, some of us will look back and kick ourselves for not having the conviction at these levels, regardless of where the bottom might lie.

Hope you get over it and eventually learn to move on, assuming your not being paid to Troll or having open Shorts that is.

Whoever is in control of this AIM stock is looking to shake the tree hard, if you think about it like that it’s bullish. Someone wants your shares and they want them as cheap as they can get em.

I believe in Fortune on this one, and the confidence Orion have to renegotiate the debt at the terms they have done at.

He’s not the salesman like hype man, but I respect that. Personally I like that fact they are quietly getting on with things and executing on the strategy.

Comfortable with my long term investment here and looking forward to the end of year report in a few weeks time.

V prices up again in China, 2nd day running.

HMHG and other trolls going hell for leather, whilst in the background the buys are flying in - hmmm.

Nothing to see here folks, terrible share, walk away.

I mean, it's truly awful, save yourselves...

- Dollar rand strongly in BMN's favour (never been better actually in their history, reducing our costs)

- Excellent debt restructure terms

- Early signs of V price turning a corner (DYOR)

- Load shedding solution in place to mitigate power issues

- Orion subscribing to shares at 6p

- BE carve out imminent (minimise future cap-ex pressure on BMN and creating value)

- Electrolyte factory going live in the near future, creating another revenue stream

So as you can see, these are truly awful times for BMN folks. You keep away now, the Trolls have it right, terrible times.

It's called a 'shakeout' - nothing poo about BMN, it's business, or it's potential. Just a bunch of weak handed traders with zero conviction, most likely selling out for a loss now having assumed we'd just immediately re-rate higher after the last RNS. Impatience and emotions - keep them at bay or forever lose to the markets.

Just a case of sitting back, letting it play out and then watching the eventual glorious re-rate.

IMO, DYOR.