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Vauxhallvictor. Interesting article. One very interesting bit is this.

The sheer physical demands of such a rapid build-out are daunting. To construct the turbines, steel mills would have to rev up to meet rising demand

So, more steel that has to stand up to wind as well as the storage. Win win.

Loudspeaker. Amen.

None of the reasons you invested here in the first place have changed. Well they have, but for the better. I have added twice in the last fortnight personally but you have to be comfortable with your investment so you do what you have to.

This was deleted because of a typo on reply I think.

Reasons for trysts to bellow it's usefulness
Close bosom-friend of the solar sun
Conspiring with him to load and power the lines that round the Country's run
To strengthen with steel the flexible rebar
And fill all batteries with electrolyte to the core
To swell thank the lord, the profit margin
To make sure the shareholders will get more

Who has not seen you as vertically integrated?
Whoever does research finds lithium outdated
Fortunes great vision audacious and bold
You know the story is still not half told
The red-breast whistles will be sorely missed
Enough of this nonsense I'm off to get pi**ed

Apologies to Keats

Another 4,627 added

I would say VRFB's are like a snowball being rolled down a very big mountain. It's rolling slowly at the moment about 10 feet travelled and the size of a football. As it gets bigger it will gain momentum, travel faster and grow quicker and reach the bottom at the speed of sound and be the size of the moon.

5502 in the pot.

The SP dropped 5%

Beer today or champagne tomorrow? I know wnat I'd prefer. To quote Mr Buffet - the stock exchange is a device to transfer money from the impatient to the patient.

You're

Fair play Twohits. Your not even pretending to be anything other than a paid troll. I admire that. On your way son.

Daisydog. How do you feel about a dirty weekend in Brighton with me?

Colt45 - I didn't think you were being rude. I assumed there were issues with a public forum. Thanks for your reply today. Reading between the lines it all appears positive to me.

Colt45 seems to have some insight but hasn't shared with us. I did ask him but he never replied.

I hate to criticise but that post may have carried a bit more weight had you not offered 'no opinion' in the recommendation bit.

People often say to me, Farmer numpty, what are the best plants to sow this time of year. Well I like to go with the hardy perennials. At lot depends on your soil type of course. Here on Drunkworthy Farm we have soil rich in vanadium. The best thing to grow here is Bushveld shares. I plant rows and rows of them. You have to be a bit patient as they don’t shoot up overnight. However, with a bit of fortune they will eventually grow into mighty great big things. They can flower all year round producing lovely little electrolytes. Pop them into your generator and there you go, free power.
I do plant a little bit of ATM shares and even a bit of Lemur just for balance but I think I may sell this years crop of Lemur and call it a day with that one.
This American farmer chap visited the farm the other day. He doesn’t sow any BMN shares and was quite keen to buy my crop. Bit boastful he was to tell you the truth. He said on his farm he can get in his 15 litre run-around and it takes him all day to drive round his property. I had to chuckle. I told him, I used to have a car like that!

Not to mention the premium price our patented product Nitrovan attracts.

He's behind you!!!!

Colt45, can you enlighten us about their investment history?

Well I am fortunate enough to have been here 6 years but I had a modest top up first thing. Only 4,520.
The SP is insane in my view and if it stays in this range I will buy more when I can.