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Excellent, Libero. Couldn't agree more about the RNS frequency/accumulation. It serves no-one well, when news is stored up and released in one large communication containing positives and negatives from different parts of the organisation. The good and the bad cancel each other out in investors' eyes. You make good points that shouldn't be seen as criticism, but hopefully as constructive advice that can help to raise the market cap of the company. Anyone know if the directors' remuneration is linked to market value of the company ?

JD1972 - you're absolutely right. Sorry. Got them live on laptop so assumed the account setting carried over. Ignore me. Sorry.

Looking at the Hargreaves Lansdown app on my phone after this afternoon's RNS, and the price resolutely stays at 187p. Unconvinced, I log onto laptop to find it's at 169p. Seriously - not professional Hargreaves Lansdown! WTF.

You must have better timing than me on UFO. I bought nicely at .9 and then watched it rocket, skimmed a little profit, but left the rest in to wait for the JV announcement. Bu88er. Anyway, welcome to ORM. The more the merrier.

Absolutely, JD1972 - 100% correct. And Sanchez hits the nail on the head. Falling prices = wider adoption. I guess the point I was making was that it's not unproven that the price can escalate way above current. If anything the change in energy strategy/investment since 2018 suggests a possibly even higher upside. But I'm not allowing myself to get too excited by that. Not yet.

Exactly what @ve done, larryh. Obviously past performance is not an indicator of future, but the charts clearly show there's potential (in italics) for tremendous growth. I think most agree this company is undervalued - even at current price, so it was ridiculous a week or two ago - given the likelihood for Vanadium demand in coming years, for infrastructure/construction and for energy storage. Plenty of room for growth here.

Err . . August/Sept ? Exceptional months, of course. But from a lower base than now. So, could readily go above 10p. We'll soon see, of course ! Anyway, I'm delighted to see a longer, steadier rise. It's counterbalancing my drop in a couple of other holdings.

I bought last week just prior to the spike, so I'm only down marginally and temporarily. But damn, I wish I'd either waited a week, or for EUA to finally do what it's supposed to so I could release funds and buy in here at these prices. I sound like I'm ramping, I know. GreggStottie's post (Tues 20th at 23:37) says it all, as the majority of acquisition funds would be put into exploiting the Tanzanian operation. At a time when Gold is going to go through another surge thanks to Covid disrupting business-as-usual again.

And while not guaranteed (the contract has break clauses) there's the Detroit 3-year deal which provides A/ some steady cashflow prediction and (more importantly) B/ the basis for DVRG to point to a working actual example of their value to other clients and make more sales in that part of the business. Honestly, I think someone else here is "running on fumes". :-)

I can't help thinking we'd all be a lot richer if Boris' briefings were around midday instead of AFTER the day's trading is done.

I have never averaged down (only ever increased on the up). But I am sorely tempted right now. Ridiculous price. (waits 'til bounce so still buys on the "up").

I had a similar moment a few months ago. bought Valirx (VAL) at 8p. Watched it climb to 12. Then placing cut the price to 7p. Money used wisely to grow the business. I later sold many of the shares at 55p. Obviously hoping for similar here (not ramping !) but much depends on the potential acquisition of course.

While the advice may not apply to AIM so much as FTSE, I can recommend The Naked Trader. It'll give you insights on how to value a company - not just by market cap, but by assessing debt/turnover, etc. A very easy-to-read way to cover the basics and pick up a few tips. My favourite tip ? When you're starting to feel smug about one of your holdings, THAT's the time to sell. Good luck to you.

Agreed. Solid fundamentals, I think. Just caught on the falling tide in the sector today. Buy at this price and hold either for a short term bounce-up, or medium term possible bagger on the back of a good RNS.

Good to see upward action here. I've only been holding since September at about 6.5p and you just see the potential here. Just needed some patience. Maybe not now though from this week's increases - perhaps urgency is the word for new investors to join the fun.

20% ?! Come on MMs. Good positive sentiment here based on good fundamentals. Just need to raise the bid to reflect the ask and it'll reassure other to join in while it's still low.

BumbleHum, I've drawn a conclusion from your comments about trufflehound; buy when they're posting, and sell a couple of weeks later at 10-20% up.

There may be a little bit of trimming to the SP right now after an insane week as investors and traders take profits (I took a cheeky 30% earlier today). But the RNS is strong, and prospect still good. Wouldn't be surprised to see a continued climb next week. No prediction on SP in the coming weeks but can see plenty more in UFO (hence me keeping 70% in). Good luck all. Going to enjoy drinking some of the proceeds this weekend.

Just went out to clean my car. Got back to find a significant shake. Seen this a load of times. Must be a re-group anticipating FOMO Friday and whatever's to come early next week. And it's triggered a bunch of stop losses from recent buyers. Already seems to be rebuilding.

Dav3J - echo that. BMN could snowball but it's a few months away from doing that. For those that don't know, it has great vertical alingment (ie: they mine it and have a specialist arm that produce battery storage technology). The CEO seems pretty good - respected by the SHs - but the shareholder comms are like a 6-year old waiting for Christmas (hurry up, come on !). Vanadium has real potential as it's safer than lithium (less prone to fire). Anyway, back to Alien - what a week. Still more in the engine for the next few days/weeks, as I understand it.