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@Sanchez599: They will show the large buys when it suits them, perhaps as long as it takes to make them look like sells again.

So our Broker comments on the Eskom VRFB battery trial "We believe that has gone quite well"

I believe that sounds quite good for BMN.

https://energysynapse.com.au/batteries-in-south-australia-earn-1-million-over-two-days/

@Gotatasteforit: Fully understand your position and admire your post. There are many points to look forward to ably itemised recently by Richken but what raises my expectations is the (very) high value cargoes that Vanchem has been exporting. These have not stopped following the BMN takeover and will add nicely to the bottom line. Hold on tight and your time will come.

Well I am feeling very positive this year. I have been lucky that I first bought in at 2.8p and have bought many times over the past few years so some parcels are red. Overall still in profit and looking long term. I and a small group of friends are just waiting for the contra traders to force this down as is their whim and we will be diving in big time. Not traders just opportunists looking for the January sales. You will see the buys but I will not be identifying them, just smiling quietly. It all starts tomorrow good luck to you all out there.

Thanks to all for the chat this year, hoping that it is even better in 2020.

and if we are into silly hour

I saw a fortune teller last week, who told me I was going to come into money.

Last night I took home a lass called Penny....

Spooky or what??!!

@lightningspike: The Vametco plant certainly did not stop over Christmas.

Does anyone know who is invoicing for Vanchem exports these days? Plenty of product due for delivery in January. Houston Montreal and Oakland Ca.

@Pdub: The Alwaysone poster who can actually string a sentence together clocks on later

That's a new one for me.

@FilthyRich101:your 1632 post- with likely rise to that 35p target this winter. Joburg news driving the Sp this time perhaps?

@numpty5: Since you name me and title the thread "Does anyone think" I can answer Yes, Do I have any proof of that then No. However there were many small snippets of canteen talk indicating that overtime was plentiful, production was up and plenty of stock was lying in storage both on here and other social media sites so what might a Company do if they were not cash strapped? What would they do if they were expecting a Government announcement to be forthcoming that might necessitate a rethink on the distribution of Vanadium products after you had acquired a facility that might be better suited to that new use. Happy to be here watching the story unfold.

@Pdub: follow the money, he mentions Richard Linnel, look him up and things become clearer

Hi all, If any of you follow BBN on Twitter would you be kind enough to retweet his message regarding #PampersForPreemies Thank you all.

V prices continue to rise and Lithium Batteries continue to receive bad reviews.

A lot of PR being applied down under I wonder what might be going on. Most unusual for the Americans to go so quiet.

@RichKen: I would guess that if large Lithium Battery storage plants were seen to be replacing not just one or two but hundreds of their units at one site the word would soon get out.

That might as you say put considerable demands upon VRFB roll out. I wonder if any Company has thought of diverting some of it's production from steel strengthening into compounds more aligned to electrolyte production.

I guess it might show up as a difference in a Company's declared production against known exports.

It might also be seen in any increase in Vanadium pricing as demand outstrips supply. Interesting times might be ahead.

As an engineer and not a scientist I am far more impressed with the use of left handed threads on the negatively charged side of the cell than the quality/quantity of the acid

European V205 UP 16.9%

https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3904640/Search-results/BATTERY-RAW-MATERIALS-MARKET-REPORT-1511-Cobalt-hydroxide-payables-edge-lower-on-limited-restocking.html

at the same time as cost per KWhr is reducing just shows how clever BMN have been to corner the market with their forward thinking Management.