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It went NT after my 50k for reference.

To buy anymore than very small amounts. I've just had 50k thanks very much shorting ********s.

Well that would be a circa 25% drop in valuation over a 4 month period since their last note against a backdrop of a bullish view on vanadium, and the fact that we are bout get Vanchem production added to the mix, which is potentially an automatic 30% increase in production from the off. Seems very harsh if it's true.

I checked for the broker note also and haven't been able to track it down.

It would seem rather at odds with the vanadium commodity view they take in the other link I just shared.

https://bmo.bluematrix.com/docs/pdf/5de431e6-411c-407d-9bde-ab64abda39cf.pdf

See above link.

It's been NT to buy for anything but smallish amounts for the last 30 minutes.

They will happily part you with your shares however in much greater volumes.

Unfortunately they have no need to get their houses in order - right up until the moment the spotlight shines brightly on them and directors are faced with criminal charges. Even then tactics will more likely be built around deflection and evasion than positive action.

Also the actual spread is and has been nowhere near this.

There has been one of these every day around this time for the last 3 days. It isn't a marker of anything other than another bit of manipulation to me.

Coffeecups, it's not about attributing an arbitrary time lag based on other inventions. Just making the point that if you add some necessity into the pot and people actually realising the benefits that specific inventions bring over a period of time, it is amazing how perceptions can change and profliferation can occur.

The world hasn't understood the need for energy storage in such a way before and let's be honest, it is only really recently waking up to the idea of long duration storage vs the head start lithium has had in short duration storage, the issue of climate change and the innate problems of fossil fuels. The fact VRFB is taking more time than some invested in BMN would like is certainly no indicator of its inability to catch on imo.

There was a time when people thought the automobile would never catch on and horses would suffice.

In 1899, The Literary Digest magazine had this to say about automobiles: ‘The ordinary ‘horseless carriage’ is at present a luxury for the wealthy; and although its price will probably fall in the future, it will never, of course, come into as common use as the bicycle.’ Four years later, Detroit lawyer Horace Rackham was advised by the president of the Michigan Savings Bank that ‘the horse is here to stay but the automobile is only a novelty – a fad,’ before he bought stocks in Henry Ford’s Ford Motor Company. Thankfully Rackham ignored this advice and in 1908, the Ford Motor Company designed the Model T automobile which by 1918 would make up half of the total cars in America.

the same is true for the electric lightbulb, the telephone, television and PC's amongst other inventions that took time to catch on.

Ken Olson – founder of computer company Digital Equipment Corp – saying in 1977, ‘There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home,’

By 2012 nearly 80% of all American households owned a computer.

Well said Zeus, and as well as further increasing the capacity and robustness of the core Bushveld business,we really are on the cusp of four very exciting and potentially transformational moments for BMN.

1. The JSE listing - A real chance to see South Africa back its own success story in the most real of ways, by investing in it.

2. BE electrolyte supply agreements and mandates. MN has stated that he expects these to begin to come in this year and this is a whole new ballgame in terms of revenue and the effect of a blossoming BE on the share price. It is also another brilliant opportunity for SA to help get behind this business - through essential infrastructure projects - public and private.

3. Vanchem - Vanchem is such an exciting acquisition because of both the fact it delivers product diversity and more processing capability. It is crucial to being genuinely scalable and vertically integrated and as with Vametco, comes at a time of a low share price and will in the main be funded from cash and.it is already operational and has that beautiful mechanism to part-pay for itself of pre-existing supply.

4. Mokopane.. It is one of the jewels in this crown and it has been anticipated for so many years. Its time and impact is finally coming.

The next 6-12 months will leave us with a BMN operating on a different scale and in a much more diverse manner than ever before and to see.that play out and what effect it will all have on the share price and general perception in the world's markets of BMN is very exciting indeed.

That's the last acquisition we need to make. If anything we can help them spend any money they raise on electrolyte.

Because Vaneck know probably know very little about the companies they are invested in Daisan, and care about their plans even less. I suspect we could look for a rich and meaningful reason and find very little beyond the commodity mix.

Yes the market expert really nailed it didn't he.

sorry I had to correct that. I have no idea how that got so jumbled. My apologies.

Looking at how they increased in BMN and have then have quickly sold out, yet kept Largo and replaced us with another Lithium share, shows they care not a jot about fully understanding those companies just about the superficial commodity mix.

The sooner they are fully out the better and hopefully the TPEP short can close the door behind them both.

Stationary applications will be the biggest area of #energy storage growth long-term: @BushveldMin_Ltd outlines the potential for long-duration #vanadium #batteries at the @benchmarkmin World Tour London https://t.co/SxDoaklqMu

It's definitely been available since last week, maybe longer.

Ring HL and ask them directly. I imagine they have an option somewhere or you may have to do it manually.

I had to register for voting a couple of years ago on my platform, now I just get to click a few boxes to agree online each year.

I believe there is info at the end of the annual report for those truly stuck.

Funnily enough NM, that is exactly the wording Bushveld have used in the resolution.

Voting is available now. If you want to support Bushveld's ability to buyback its own shares (up to circa 111m), show your commitment by taking the time to vote for the relevant resolution. Usually found in the company meetings and resolutions section of most broker websites.