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Seen the major interest in MNRG shares. £1m cap company and listed on main market. Don’t get MM manipulating that. Shows it’s pretty easily possible for BMN to exit AIM next year. Even if we aren’t straight into the FTSE250 it would be better to get rid of manipulation. Shorting will still be there however.

Shame the article fails to mention the explosive nature of lithium ion storage systems. They will keep exploding and hopefully the market will see the light.

has become the 3rd person i've ever filtered. His nonsense is no more

erm..only real money trades show here not your demo account trades

only other weapon Fortune could use is to borrow money in Euro's due to the stupidly low borrowing rates and launch a share buyback designed to only be in effect during periods of shorting to kill off the manipulators.

news. And by that i mean the Q3 update as we knew Vanchem news already. This really is the best mining business on AIM but i hope that we pass that 'best mining business' award onto another party as we plan to exit this manipulated market. I really think the UK government should nationalise the MM's and operate them as a not for profit organisation.

What you pay for a company that makes $36m losses per quarter? Less than Bushveld right? But no Google buys Fitbit for $2.1b

He thinks Eskom is the key to the global energy storage market. So if Eskom fails he thinks its the end of VRFB. Its quite funny tbh how clueless he is.

like Coffeecups is spouting his usual nonsense on twitter. The guy is clueless imo

i find it odd how they think only 18% of market share will go to VFRBs. There are other technologies but what is their reliability and lifespan. We know this already with VFRBs.

anyone know when the top 10 shareholder list on BMN website is due to be updated. I've taken a screenshot of the status at 30/09/19 so want to see what changes have happened if any in the top 10 which accounted for 67% of total shares in september. Would be interesting to see if any of the top 10 have increased/decreased as i suspect they have. I also note yellow dragon are not on that list?

that is a catastrophe.

having look at the current global situation i think there is a growing bubble in everything other than commodities. When these V producers shut down due to the low price they wont start up again until there is a significant rise in price. I think that's what we saw last year as prices started to move about $70. Likewise when the V price drops these producers wont immediately shut down until they start losing enough money to call it quits and that is probably what has led to an excess of V into the market. These small producers cant afford to stockpile whilst prices are low because they need to sell to keep the cashflow coming in to continue operations and i think that is part of the reason why prices have dropped so low. After this lull V prices will start to rise as supply is further curtailed and hopefully does not rise past $60-65 to stop the smaller producers from starting back up.

thats screws the MMs share collection plans

On technicals that Ophidian recently posted on twitter we had a big break out from a falling long term resistance line. Usually what happens is we fall back to touch that resistance line and then the big move North happens. That May be what is happening now as these drops are quick like this one. Alternatively some big player is looking at the V price and subsequent lower profitability of BMN and is shorting the crap out of it which is fair enough as they will need to close when the V price goes back up and that will increase the SP back to the 30’s. There is likely manipulation also going on but Fortune has the answer to that but getting the JSE listing and move out of AIM complete. For LTH this is just short term games

The problem will be fixed by a rising V price. Until then we wait for the VRFB business to take off. Perles has screwed up his prediction imo. The V price suggests a flood of Vandium in the market. When the world stops drowning in excess Vanadium which I think will be soon the price will rise and so will the SP. Simples. Just got to wait it out. Same happens with oil and other commodities although there is price manipulation thrown in too.

This is frustrating. Excellent RNS leads to a good rise and the very low V price leads to a deflate. I guess it’s rinse repeat for the Vanchem RNS which are this rate won’t get us to 30p. Short term V price is the driver no matter what fantastic prospects lie ahead for BE. Long termers stand to benefit. I wish we could jump to 35p and then Fortune halts the share for 2 years and then reopens at £2

Is that the organisation that isn’t competent enough to organise a bank robbery in a vault? FCA are unlikely to be any use here. As I’ve said and many others have said in the past AIM should be a temporary thing with a move onto the main market hopefully with the JSE listing. Will still get shorting there but no obvious manipulation like we have on AIM.

Been here from 10p and held every share I’ve bought personally. Had to sell shares I bought for my parents as they needed the money. All I’m saying is I believe in the long term but I think we are getting ahead of ourselves we if we think the SP should be 50p + right now as we are mainly a miner and have no revenue from VRFB yet. There is a sweet spot around $45-55 I think where the mining side will excel and VFRB will remain competitive. That’s where we get the optimal short and medium term SP. Long term none of this matters as long as we can fund Vanchem and Mokopane without further dilution. I expect this to be a £b company in time but just ST we might not see much appreciation with the SP.

I remain ready to invest more into BMN but I shall wait for the V price to start to improve