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And targets for this year remain 3680mt. This is a fantastic read. Well done Bushveld.

Accordingly, Bushveld Minerals is considering the option of listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in the near future, a move that will allow South African investors access to its story while broadening the Company's access to capital to facilitate its aggressive growth plans and enhance its profile further in the global capital markets. The Board recognises the importance of returns to shareholders, and consequently it has determined that during the second half of 2018, Bushveld Minerals will define a capital allocation framework, which will outline an approach and strategy towards shareholder return, value creation through investments and financial performance.

Totally agree PDub and PB, it would just be helpful if their own numbers tallied up with the numbers they themselves reference. That's all. Not opening the proverbial vessel of worms!

And yet the target SP remains the same.

19.1 - anyway you get the gist. Still frustrated anyone?

18.95...

Paid.

When your EBITDA = your mCap....

There's an RNS! Phase two completed on time and under budget. Here comes the newsflow....

And yes it is a middle ground, but they also have to do the business before they can tell us about it. It takes time sometimes. Look at the charter!

I used to be one of the ones getting frustrated with the lack of Comms from Bushveld. What stopped it for me is realising simply that Fortune is always working to a plan. Does anyone seriously think he will be ignorant of the share price drop or at all concerned. He knows, as should most here, just how well his business is doing and what's coming up. Personally I would be more worried if he started firing out RNS' at will everytime there was a small retrace. That would stink of being reactive and short termist, whereas clearly he and BMN are proactive. It's a very short-term view to worry all the time. We have had epic times to get here and we are guaranteed of more. When they come all this will be forgotten again and this de ja vu many must have reading this thread will be long forgotten. Remember the reason you didn't sell at 24p was because it was still a ridiculous price for your shares... 24p is more undervalued than it was then!

V205@ $16.2 China / $16.15 Europe. Sell, top up, moan, trade, worry, argue, it makes no difference to some of us whose eyes are firmly on the prize. This is going to explode.

It's a fairly easy argument to win should anyone be foolish enough to make it. Y1 - Buy Vametco, pay off debts as V price rises, Y2 - make £1m+ a week profit after tax with no debt. V prices still rising. Production aiming for a 40% increase by CY2019. What's the counter argument again?

And still our behemoth in the making, BE is valued at £0.00, our other vanadium behemoth Mokopane, £0.00 and junior behemoth Brits also £0.00p. For those who think the market prices in items like this. Clearly it doesn't. 18p might be frustrating for some, but like 8p it's times like this when buying should be done because when we are soon much higher you will wonder why you didn't buy more. A year from now, imagine those H1 results and what will have had to be acknowledged and delivered before then. It's going to be an epic 12 months. Remember the YD buyout last xmas. Dont underestimate FM blindsiding everyone with news from left field. or even the east field.

MCap and a lack of knowledge. Some people may mistakenly think after a 1000% rise BMN has lessened its potential to rise. Most people don't research beyond the most low hanging fruit despite what they say. Look on Auras BB at how few people really actually understand their assets and the lack of quality of them. Aura has a low mCap so presents some with what they perceive to be a value opportunity at a point where vanadium is in the spotlight. Add in a few misleading headlines and it's gut-feel buying galore.

Aura is great as it contributes to more word on vanadium being spread. It's also a great advertising campaign. They are however significantly less great when considered as an actual future vanadium producer, not only being down the pecking order, but probably propping it up from the bottom.

Largo post isn't a bad thing. They probably do have new investors wanting in at this point and it's a good non-dilutive way to do so. There is however an inescapable element of irony in writing about how you as CEO selling shares in the company is a wonderful move for everyone else. That being said, everyone needs to cash out some at some point and for Largo this is probably a decent time for some to change hands. Their growth opportunities are not anything like ours at present.

http://www.largoresources.com/investors/news/press-release-details/2018/Largo-Resources-Announces-Filing-of-Preliminary-Short-Form-Prospectus-for-Secondary-Offering-of-Common-Shares/default.aspx "This Offering will benefit Largo as it will provide for the orderly placement of existing common shares into the market allowing us to make a significant number of shares available to new investors without any additional dilution" said Mark Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Largo. The same Mark Smith, CEO of Largo listed as one of the group of sellers in the attached article.

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/blog/public-blog-1/post/warrants-outstanding-224

And for an oiler it's much easier to go from £40m to £4m. I'd take radio silence and a need to be patient over possibly waking up with no shirt any day. On the plus side when FM is this quiet it usually means something big is happening.