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Brilliant news, thank Endion. So the smart ones are already getting out.

Not surprising. The writing is on the wall as to what is coming here.

Dropping inordinate amounts of your mCap on pitiful volumes. Well that doesn't sound familiar at all.

'It highlighted four factors: a lack of battery protective systems for electrical shocks; insufficient management of the operation environment; inattention to installation; and a lack of ESS integrated control and protection systems.'

'The government will not, however, hold any individual company accountable because the companies did not violate any laws or rules due to the absence of related laws and rules in the nation. '

A little bit of spin in this to protect the Korean companies involved I feel. Even the article misses the point that it's the inherent risks of the lithium-ion technology they are purveyors of that is the actual problem.

All that comparison does is highlight how impressive Mokopane is.

2 of the top 7 deposits in the world are BMN's.

That's the bit that matters.

If ever an interview highlighted how incorrectly the market is perceiving us at present and the scale of opportunity we are facing, it is this interview.

What an investment.

It said both on and by. The door was left fully open whilst making sure expectations were also fully managed.

Slick.

There's only one current activity that needs substantial debt funding and that might bring some potential profits to someone who had just put their shares in a preferred vehicle of choice.

Pdub, you make really valid points and I am sure no one is arguing with the value here but perhaps just a touch more empathy with people is needed. They aren't robots. Goblesmythe has been here for ages. I think that was a bit OTT.

Kev, it's perfectly reasonable to be frustrated when the underlying value of the business is so at odds with the share price performance. You are only human after all and you believe in the company as most of us do who spend a lot of time supporting and promoting it's activities. So when you see it taking the kicking it is, of course it's frustrating.

But Pdub isn't wrong, it is still a fantastic buying opp.

As I mentioned earlier, Sojitz isn't even factored in now.

That's how BS this share price is.

That's great to hear Jamie and considering our share price doesn't reflect the Vanchem acquisition, Sojitz, the rising vanadium price, the inordinately sized opportunity facing Bushveld Energy and any of the developments with Lemur or AfriTin and the fact we just announced H1 profits larger than H1 last year, you could say the upside is currently as huge as it has ever been.

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Private-Transmission-Firm-Sees-35B-Energy-Storage-Potential-In-India.html

Like S.A India is still dominated by coal, but the writing is on the wall.

Retail prices for energy are increasing as a result of the problems at Eskom you mention. What impact do you think that will have on the demand for commercial scale microgrids and solar/storage offerings?

He has openly admitted trading between 22 /23 and above. Why do you think he posted that today?

I imagine many of us are equally frustrated with short term traders of BMN like yourself not seeing the wood for the trees and not recognising the stark undervaluation of the company in their attempt to justify a low SP and get a good buy in price or acknowledging the obvious selling and shorting that has taken place and looking for any other reason possible. You do realise I assume that Bushveld's business model is entirely designed to mitigate the need for high vanadium prices and actually ideally prefers a happy medium?

What was our H1 profit again, and how does that stack up against H1 last year?

Many out there like that. SolG is another well known one. mCap is twice ours, not a bean in profit. It's not quite as simple as a direct comparison but really whatever way you look at our valuation and compare it against most others on AIM we come off as hideously undervalued. It makes a mockery of investing really if a company making this much profit can't achieve a mCap that sensibly reflects its underlying value, performance and assets.

Drops through 24.2, 24.1, 23.82 on almost nothing....

And how hard won are our rises again? Oh that's right, very.

Kudos to Burford for explicitly challenging this attack, calling it exactly what it is. Their extensive legal team will no doubt be ready for a very busy day.

Fighting fire with fire, not just being beholden to whatever shorters feel like doing is the way forward.

In places that could almost be written about Bushveld. Thanks Buzz.

Brilliant.

Jimbo, my point is not necessarily that each trade is part of extending a short, more that it is linked to the overall play being made by the long running positions, which I believe is what you are saying also. The bigger point of my posts was the inordinate influence this small fraction of overall interest in the company is having on the share price. It is also not about whether you are comfortable or not. I am sure we are all very relaxed with our investments and happy to hold. But equally putting the spotlight on the forces at play and the diminutive valuation we have is exactly what investors should be doing rather than casually just accepting the BS we are served up.