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It's possible that admin are watching the board closely today, Knuttie and some other fella were having a disagreement last night and all those posts have gone.

Regarding V price, most of us laughed at Meyer in November!

I'm as confused as you are Kezzman, I thought when operations closed for winter that returning to the cased drill hole at M2-ST was a nailed on priority for the end of Q1 2019. Fraser's comment in the recent RNS:

"while at M2 the Spring campaign will finalise the best route to return to test the Sharktooth target."

Doesn't sound particularly convincing to me.

He was pleased with a bit of gold at M4, as I would be if it was the year 1867 and I was cashing in my railroad bonds.

I'm starting to think this lot just roll a dice once every couple of months and RNS any old tripe to string us along till the next placing. Struggle continues....

Quick bullet point read:

https://www.businessinsider.co.za/6-quick-fixes-that-can-save-south-africa-from-more-load-shedding-2019-3

leewayne - because losses don't matter to investors or a business?

It will finish down today IMO, any shares grabbed below 1.20 are a bargain though aren't they? It'll spike to 2p sooner or later short term, and if they don't kock up the new wells at HH then 2020 could be a very good year for Ukog.

...those loss figures :(

Glad HH is performing well though so far. GLA

Sorry to hear that mate, tough one to take. Investors on this BB more intelligent than I'll ever be believe that this share will be north of a pound this year; not a consolation for you tonight I doubt - but hopefully something positive looking forward in 2019. Best of luck to you.

Decimal point in the wrong place obviously.
Skoolboy erra

I use this site for Broker ratings

https://www.shareview.co.uk/4/Info/Portfolio/default/en/home/markets/Pages/Broker-views.aspx

company have called it 'dividend policy' which (to me) doesn't necessarily suggest a payout is imminent - it could of course and that would be great but I don't think there'll be enough in it for the MMs to have a laugh with.

Very illiquid at present -13% spread on real buy and sell quotes so not exactly attractive either way - will need more news and sentiment growth. GLA

Not sure it's a valid question Alfa, but I regularly read that the VRFB lifespan is 20 years (then Vanadium can be reused)

Why is it 20 years, and will these companies be attempting/able to lengthen that lifespan if necessary? Or is it not in their interest to do so, due to steel requirements and potentially high value of Vanadium.

A higher price saves money on leisure activities and dinner's out, as one can gather their family and spend their evening's reading their portfolios.

gkb47. I agree with you to a certain extent, the BE side is very exciting clearly - but they must not lose sight of the mining side (and I don't think that's a danger.)

10K mtV is almost 4 times 2018 production and I hope their 'medium term' target date is realised, I don't care how they do it!

Medium term is a beautifully broad phrase, in my head that means anywhere from 18months (hopefully) to 3/4 years.

Thoughts?

Well, a naff week for all the insurers it has to be said. March as always providing the perfect oppo to top up your fave stocks, very tempting prices across the 350 IMO - the sale is on!

6 weeks from now: Brexit hopefully in the rear view, people loading up their ISA's, spring in the air etc... Very pleased with my 114 paid today as someone who holds LT. GLA.

6% drop on today's RNS, just had £1300s worth, thank you very much.

I'll shighten the mood: Could go the other way on this:

#Brenter

Boots on the ground in Northern France, they wouldn't be expecting that.. Controlling the Med by Easter.

Empire strikes back I guess.... There's our OST: da da da duh da dah duh da duh

I miss his contributions too, I used to speak to him on Twitter - thoroughly decent bloke who unfairly took a lot of stick after the big drop in 2018 - would've hurt him more than most I'd imagine. He questions the BOD which I like and whilst I've been very critical of GWMO it was my choice to take a punt here, I would never hit out at another investor for my own bad decision.

I doubt the price will rise much even with good company performance: New investors who jump in at these prices will be more than happy double/triple bagging and moving on and the old school crew like me are just looking to breakeven and escape this one. I sold half my holding for a nice profit in the May spike (obv wish I'd sold the lot) - it's basically sheer curiosity that keeps me from bailing here, the company make bad decisions and progress is usually slow and I'll be shocked if they ever achieve the JV or a buyout. Very best of luck fellow holders.

… of sizeable trades in from last night, listed as buys.

Oil giants not kidding themselves over future path:

Taken from Investing.com article on BP Wind farms in the US:

BP's wind division includes 11 onshore wind farms in the United States and is one the biggest renewable energy businesses among the world's top oil and gas producers. It has a generating capacity of approximately 1,800 megawatts.

London-based BP, and its European peers including Royal Dutch Shell (LON:RDSa) and Total, are trying to rapidly grow their renewable operations as economies seek to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions to fight climate change.