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Jimbo, I am one of those people. I have bought every dip we have had lately and have patience in abundance. It was simply a fair observation of yesterday vs today.

Afternoon looks like it was a brief spike up to coax out a few buyers to pay slightly more for their shares, and surprise surprise they follow up with a bit of a sucker punch today. Pathetic or what.

2 x 50k sells, both at 24, both well below the real bid at the time. Dodgy much?

26.9 - are you sure about that?

24.5/24 would be what I imagine the price would be if it were live. Obviously this price is not from seconds ago and was some days ago.

It definitely is. Stifling volume, vaguely matching any buys with sells, trades utside the actual spread, the list goes on and on. It's as if they think no one is watching this charade.

Another dodgy 23.5 trades that has absolutely nothing to do with the actual spread at the time.

The issue is that REGO's can be purchased or sourced without needing to actually produce any green energy. As the example shows, First Utility was able to magically become 100% renewable without actually making any direct effort to source their energy from renewable sources, simply by using REGO credits sourced by Shell, which is for them a tiny amount. At no point does First Utility actually have to source renewable energy to make that claim. As the article says, it is creative accounting and when you offset this against the fact that globally Shell is nowhere near being a 100% renewable company, and is in fact opening new oil wells and rigs, and is one of the largest producers of fossil fuels, you can see how disingenuous these claims become.

It is disingenuous marketing and greenwashing at its finest.

Except that isn't how it works in practice. At all.

Read this article and see why using Shell Energy as an example, there is 0% chance that E-on is actually supplying 100% renewable energy. (Thanks to TBP for the link)

https://www.goodenergy.co.uk/blog/2019/03/27/shell-energy-s-renewable-promise-highlights-the-problem-with-regos/

(Negotiated trade)

I just had 30k, it then went no trade.

Well said Buzz, that is indeed the most important consideration for today. That and what sounds like an excellent Vanitec and IFBF conference reflecting the growing buzz around VRFB.

Cheers Pdub, I would also suggest Vijay reads posts more closely too. The only person vainly professing their intelligence this morning was Mr Rich. Vijay should follow that by winding his neck in being it was only last week he was asking the same posters he is now insulting for assistance when he was panicking 5 seconds after he bought some shares.

Pigpen, yep.

Ah the old free speech line. Here's some more true colours coming out...

Thanks.

I would add in the very critical supply agreements for Bushveld Energy to your great list Ken. They, alongside winning VRFB projects, are what will be the key to cash in the bank for Bushveld Energy and as Mikhail has suggested, are on the horizon for this year. They also are a concrete demonstration of the companies move away from a business perceived to have its success determined by higher vanadium prices. That fundamental shift is the heart of our vertically integrated proposition and the sooner that is a reality, the better.

I think it's also important for people to remember that we don't actually need any of the list to happen to warrant a higher share price. We are undervalued regardless. The clear transactional influences on the share price that have dogged us for months on end, such as the known shorting and scaling up and down of REMX, finally clearing would be huge.

Finally, our share price must be one of the least forward looking valuations on AIM. Our growth prospects are, to say the least, substantial, and up there with the best on AIM. It is safe to say that our share price does not even begin to look forward at the companies prospects.

*last buy sorry (24.29)

The real story with the trading today, and the one people should perhaps more have their eyes on is how it is being delibrately balanced to negate any buying strength. That last sell brings the difference between buys and sells to less than 10k shs - and not for the first time today.

Everything 24.1 and below is a sell.

There's your expert confirmation. ;-)