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You crack me up knuttie. :)

Actually I think I spelt it like a smoothie drink anyway Richken, you young NOT smoothy :)

You old? smoothie RichKen :)

* done in

As in I should be :)

I have in done the past dryland and had responses. Maybe the increase in investor enquiries is such that it's becoming more onerous to respond to all emails. I'll get over it :)

You must write very polite emails Richken as I have contacted Bushveld through the website and directly 3 times and had the grand sum of diddly squat replies. Happy that news is coming as your questions are probably what I want answers to as well :).

Alright, you don't need to start saying volume so much all of a sudden though :)

Funny how you've only just mentioned trading volume after I posted the manipulation on low volume article. Would have thought that would have been part of you TA from the start. Oh well. Don't matter to me.

Keep manipulating guys, so easy to see whats happening.

https://finance.zacks.com/mean-stock-price-goes-up-down-little-volume-2497.html

As technicians say, volume goes with the trend. Volume shows how much conviction investors have in a trend. When you multiply the number of shares traded by the current stock price, you get the total dollar amount that investors are willing to put at risk. Low volume means few investors are putting only a little money at risk. You cannot trust such price moves, as they are fickle and can easily reverse.

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When things are unclear, many investors tend to stay on the sidelines and stop trading, so the volume dries up. But if some traders feel compelled to act out of boredom or to entice others to act, their trades can push prices up or down in a slow market. Other traders may act prematurely, hoping to be ahead of the crowd. But if others do not follow those moves, stocks can quickly return to their previous levels.

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It is easier to manipulate a stock when its volume is low. All a manipulator needs to do is execute a few carefully timed trades to create the illusion that a stock is moving so he can get others to buy or sell. The goal is to raise the price if he wants to sell and to lower the price if he wants to buy. If you are suckered in by such a move, your position can quickly turn into a loss as the stock you just bought suddenly reverses course on increased volume.

I think Roscon probably meant we only release news when it's important, one way or the other.

Didn't we have the same bewilderment on this bb at the share price during the Erongo sell-off? Does anyone have a memory of what happened during that time? I do. And it's just repeating again.

* zeusfurla sorry

zeusfuria a lot of what you say makes sense, but make no mistake the difficult times were a couple of years ago getting the Vametco purchase over the line

Best wishes to you both RichKen, tough day ahead but you will both get through it.

Just to the SP Global Platts article

https://twitter.com/BushveldMin_Ltd/status/1094887666041135104

Better stationary battery storage needed to help EV revolution: Bushveld CEO,
https://bit.ly/2RVWplq @SPGlobalPlatts @BushveldMin_Ltd, #BushveldEnergy, #miningindaba2019 #VRFB #vanadiumredoxflowbatteries #batteries #battery #SouthAfrica

Just been in a meeting. Thanks calamari, that comma makes all the difference :)

Just noticed this mention in Invesco's half year report last week

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/other/13962297.html

During this challenging period for UK equity markets, a number of positions made strong positive contributions to the portfolio’s performance. Bushveld Minerals provided the standout return. Shares in this AIM-listed vanadium producer rose steadily through much of the period, before rallying very sharply in November. The shares were buoyed by rising vanadium prices and also by news that the company had struck a deal to consolidate its ownership of Strategic Minerals Corporation, the holding company of Vametco, Bushveld’s South African vanadium asset.

Bushveld Minerals £1,185m 1.8% of portfolio

Personally I find it all just needs a bit of perspective knuttie. I spent 3 years on medication and came off them just before xmas. One thing I learnt/realised in those three years is that nothing is so big a disaster that it's worth losing sight of the more important things in life. And health, as a lot of people (including your good self) on here know, is the top of the list.

Things will happen and you can either panic and stress about it or take a deep breath, remain calm and looking at it with a cool head realising that you don't control the situation your just along for the ride.

Pretty sure we all understand their frustration. Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt. Not just on Bushveld but a number of shares, part and parcel of investing unfortunately. And on AIM anything and everything goes.

It's a good read isn't it raz10 :)

Too long to post and with infographics and a graph what more could you want. Like you say though some big numbers in there.