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https://www.huschblackwell.com/state-by-state-daily-updates-archive

This is a good site for day to day updates in the US. If you pan down to 5th April you will see that elective surgery is resuming in Arizona as the governor has rescinded the executive order restricting this. Small steps in the right direction and all that!

https://www.lombardodier.com/contents/corporate-news/ft-rethink/2021/april/storage-technologies-paving-the.html

A little article from Lombard Odier if anyone wants some weekend reading. It does mention IES if you keep going...

Thanks, I hadn't seen that - some distance to go for their investigation yet then!

From what little I know about this the Chinese are one of the most advanced nations in terms of battery research and knowledge. As ganfeng are funding BCN I can't imagine they'd be getting involved for a short term thing... the Chinese play for keeps and are securing a strategic supply for their lithium for the next few decades, if not longer. BCN gives them that security of supply.

Hi Bluerill, do you know where I can find details of the Ameresco work using IES batteries? I'm trying to gauge a likely publication date! Thanks in advance.

https://invinity.com/investor-resource/qa-with-larry-zulch/?utm_source=irnews0421

this one? He does seem very positive!

Don't get me wrong, I like the SP going up! I just like to know why...

the only catalyst I can see is that Schroders upped their stake a couple of days ago. Anyone know of anything else?

Registered Office: Oak House, Hirzel Street, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 3RH
Principal Operating Address: 5 Harries Road, Illovo Edge Office Park, 2nd Floor, Illovo 2196, South Africa

Those are Bushveld's main addresses as I'm sure you know. In my albeit limited experience it is too easy to delete/ignore an email, usually they get filtered anyway. However, it is much harder to ignore a letter. I have some time today so I'm going to give it a go as a new investor in Bushveld. I would suggest everyone else has a go if you feel strongly enough about it. GLA.

Hopefully England aren't taking the penalty... they'd still find a way to miss!

And I for one, as an investor in Invinity and Bushveld, am grateful for everything FM has done for both companies! Onwards and upwards for both companies!

You've got a 9.75% rise in the SP (last minute ISA allowance spending?)

4 price monitoring extensions!

And, i managed, for once, to add some more shares this morning before the price went up! Usually I add more and it drops!

With all the catalysts coming in the next few months this should be IES's time to shine!

GLA

https://twitter.com/BacanoraL/status/1377987728063787011

a slow news day, but Bacanora's twitter page shows the infrastructure is going in for the mine. Small steps forward and all that!

Welcome Fergo! We do try and be positive on here, it comes in useful with a micro cap which as you can see is capable of going up (and down!) in a very short space of time.

https://www.hardmanandco.com/companies/tissue-regenix/

Hardman does a good overview of TRX in their most recent report and there are many more going back years. Essentially for this year the new development rooms are expected to go into use soon and when the US and other countries return to elective surgery we are hoping for an increase in the groups sales. Break even for the group may be 2022 but 2023 may be more realistic now given the ongoing covid situation.

Until Micky D came aboard no-one gave much for FAR... at lot depends on that man. They're going to have a long road ahead of them anyway. They're aren't a worry either way. There are lots of mines out there... you don't see the gold mining world panicking whenever someone opens a new mine do you? If vanadium takes off as we hope it well in vrfbs and infrastructure then there will be plenty of use for the extra v. To paraphrase Julie Andrews, FAR have a long long way to go!

You never know CliffPeat... I would imagine they will need to turn it into a profit making company before any real interest will be shown.

Good decision by the looks of things Colonel! My finger hovered over the sell button yesterday but I held off fortunately!

Welcome ms483! It's a rollercoaster stock but you chose a good week to join by the looks of today.

Got to hand it to this company... gradual decline for weeks and up 7% in an hour!

Just the right time too, I was six hundreths of a penny off dipping into the red! The joys of a micro cap on the AIM market.

GLA

Just thought I would bring a few things to the forefront of people's minds which new investors may not know and older ones may have forgotten. Bear with me...

We are at a pivotal point in this company's history. We have a burgeoning order book up 81% in pipeline since December last year. Several positive battery friendly policies emerging in UK and US. A 100% increase in manufacturing capacity along with an option to increase a further 80% with our Chinese manufacturing base.

Short term catalysts:

- Second stack manufacturing expansion planned for April 2021.
- Financial results for 2020 due to be published in May 2021.
- Oxford super hub going online before the end of H1 2021.

Recently conversation has centred around Bushveld's sale of shares in IES. Viewed from a positive angle this has reduced the share price a lot giving a wonderful purchase opportunity for buying. IES has not been affected in any way by this sale, it's just that the market doesn't like large sales of this nature. The company is still the same strong, growing firm that it always was. We know this, even if Mr Market does not. It is also, in my opinion, the moment that IES 'grows up' and steps out on it's own as a company in it's own right.

Over the next few months there are a number of catalysts that will send the sp back up and put this company more firmly on the investing map. And over the next few years it will (hopefully!) grow into a success story.

On a final note, all positive comments, suggestions or corrections of anything I've written are gratefully received.

Well, he mentioned funding for batteries. And Avalon was a US company and with our foothold in the US selling batteries to various places you never know, some of this may filter our way in terms of increased sales! Fingers crossed!