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Isn't it just so remarkably convenient that these big sells always turn up at moments like this. They are of course completely legitimate.

It's a fix and everyone here knows it.

You don't even need to look that far. Look at InVinity.

We literally made that happen. It's like some kind of investing twilight zone here ATM where we are impervious to reality.

Great post. I would suggest anyone who thinks this is just normal and we aren't being manipulated - or better still, thinks we need the old favourite of 'BE news' or even more progress to re-rate, needs their heads examining. We can't even get recognition for what our stellar team have achieved to date, let alone what is to come.

It's not like,

VRFB are in the news every day
Vanadium prices are rising
FF giants such as BP and Enel are reducing their FF exposure and committing to more renewables
More and more governments are committing to a green recovery
The world is transitioning to clean energy at a rate of knots.

The number of businesses in sectors bouncing that have no real reason to is madness. Especially when companies like us that actually have deep rooted macro reasons to be flying, aren't. It shows everything about what an ineffectual manipulated mess our AIM listing is in. We are down nearly 10% again in a week for literally no good reason.

How on earth is the market failing to acknowledge the macro-economic changes happening across the world. It's not exactly a secret...

Spot on Gambit. AIM is seemingly incapable of actually rewarding those companies that make it from an idea in the dust to a blossoming miner. What this business achieves is secondary to whatever s**t the MMs wish to pull at a particular moment. That has been clear since Nov18. It shouldn't be legal. We should have had a dip during the pandemic, yes, but not from a position of being 50% down already on our highs and not to a price we hadn't seen since we were a tiny fraction of the business we are now.

It's an absolute disgrace. And I know Fortune and co and relaxed about things, but they shouldn't be because the way that the SP has affected shareholders portfolios since the rises in Nov 18 is very real indeed.

This share needs a stewards enquiry. What has been achieved here Vs the SP is a scandal.

The MMs want cheap shares. People are stupid enough to sell them. It's not rocket science. We haven't recovered yet, why would UK GDP be a reason for is to fall. If anything it places more urgency on the green recovery.

Has already priced in the drop in GDP. It managed a 1.4% fall first thing that has already recovered to -.18%. may well go blue shortly

I wonder if any of the people clamouring for 'long overdue' news have actually run a mining company through a global pandemic. Doubtful...

Personally I think Bushveld have done a magnificent job. The fact we are as robust as we are is testament to that.

Obviously Enerox is taking time because of the pandemic and the opportunity for a better deal. It seems very clear that Fortune isn't shortsighted enough to set up each domino individually and push them over one by one just to appease impatient shareholders who want a 10-20% swing to trade.

It is remarkable how so many are just never happy with anything the business do.

If indeed it is the case that some shadowy outfit (perhaps with Swiss connections) is helping to slow our progress, then it becomes an even more pertinent question as to what the BoD will do about it beyond delivering the development we can be sure they will because clearly, demonstrably making the progress we have is not enough to remove these shackles around our share price. Ultimately we are at 25% of our all time highs and we are simply in no way shape or form, 25% of the company we were, we have improved and improved.

Equally the whole Africa discount thing has for me run its course as a justifiable argument as of Covid19. Clearly Europe has had a much tougher economic run than SA in the last few months and if anything should be the region being discounted these days.

The way this market is treating this African giant and it's shareholders is hideous, regressive and archaic.

I don't think I have ever read anything positive from UKSteve. I can't for the life of me work out why he bothers to invest here given he is so continually negative about Bushveld.

What about the very simple fact that the price is at a great level for the uptake of VRFB which we are driving... Much better for a blossoming industry than $43, wouldn't you say.

Myles has been in BMN before on the original journey. I doubt he needed BBN's write up, as good as it is, given he knows BMN inside out and has shared in the past that he also knows Fortune.

It'd be a brave man to be selling now hoping to buy in more cheaply.

For ref: the smaller trades such as those made on freetrade are at a premium to the standard ask, usually around a tenth of a penny. The ask hasn't come down since then, it is just those trades give the illusion of people paying more. It's been that way for months now. Just an FYI so people understand it.

It's not about not handling a challenge. You aren't worth a serious reply. It is about how pathetic you are and how not worth anyones time your constant childlike moaning is.

Moments like this are when our resident swingers club have to show their hand because they need a retrace. Keys in the bowl and pick a deramp.

The thing people need to learn is not to give them the time of day when they are being positive too.

Disingenuousness seems to be more contagious that CV19 in the UK at present.

14p shares and a paltry Mcap for a company that is demonstrably sat at the heart of both the SA mining industry and SA's energy transition beggars belief.

The gap between AIM's patently ridiculous valuation and reality of what BMN relentlessly achieve is becoming a chasm. It's actually getting quite embarrassing how ineffectual and degrading AIM is for BMN. You simply can't reconcile a company making continuous and majestic progress whilst its share price retreats month by month. It is a sign that something in this market is dark and very broken. Especially when juxtaposed against some of the paper-thin stories multi-bagging lately.

We are literally streets ahead of the company that we were in 2018. The list of achievements backed up with really consistent financials since then is insane.

Ignore the numerous swing traders spouting nonsense like we need BE news or $40 V prices to rerate. That does a huge disservice to what the company has built. High V prices are not even what this company wants anymore. VRFB needs steady pricing and that is what we have.

What people should be focusing on is simply getting recognition for what has been achieved since 2018. That alone should see us surpass 2018 highs. And yes we should be above 50p. Right now.

I have 100% faith in Bushveld and 0% faith in AIM.

Everyone has watched Drifter talk down the company and now he has bought a few shares he is making sure everyone knows 20p (or more likely just below that) is his own target price,whilst carefully positioning the point that sentiment is apparently woeful to make sure people are a bit nervous ahead of any rise. And this ladies and gentleman is what Pdub is referring to regarding the state of the board and the perversely loud volume of those with a few shares to trade.

The actual reality is that most holders with more than a few hundred K shares - IE the people that actually own the company with millions of shares are sitting tight knowing the valuation of this company way exceeds 20p.

The cherry on top of that nonsense post is the suggestion that apparently, according to Drifter, FM has no need to deliver shareholder value now. What an absolute load of cobblers. I am fairly sure Jose Borromeo, YD and FM himself are looking for more than 20p from their investment. I wonder what Mikhail would reckon to a BE valuation that is therefore just a few pennies on that logic.

I can barely believe what is written here sometimes. It's complete fiction.

Spot on Gambit. If people can't see the world is gearing up to invest in renewables and battery storage like never before and in a way that will completely change the dynamics of energy use across the world, forever, and beyond that, how BMN are positioned in all of this, then more fool them tbh.

Alltorque, your post is barely worth responding to however seen as you keep name-checking, I will politely state that you are incorrect. I am happy with my BMN investment and the multitude of opportunities it has presented from when I invested at 2p, to those available right now and those that lie ahead. Please do not try and put words in my mouth because you are simply way off the mark and you have absolutely no idea how I have managed my investment during that time period.

As with others, I agree that much of this sentiment bashing nonsense is what serious investors should be treating as disingenuous.

Alltorque, it isn't disingenuous. It's a turn of phrase common in the investment world related to choosing to invest in other shares. At no point am I undermining the potential of a company to develop an antigen test for C19 or help with chemo,having had cancer myself. Grow up.

I haven't been posting recently but I did want to point out that there has still been no mention here of the epic news of the G20 committing to focus renewables investments on battery storage. The entire G20...

Or the Australian Reserve Bank saying Australia needs a drive on renewables to rebuild and evolve their economy.

And let's not forget the Chinese announcing another Dalian sized battery, the Saudi's launching a 3gw VRFB factory next year and the UK committing to support a big drive on renewables as part of our economic recovery, which given the 40 additional projects lined up to come off the back of the Oxford Superhub project, provides another 40 reasons to be positive.

There is a large tranche of retail investors who are always more likely to sell out of frustration at low points to chase perceived rainbows elsewhere. Meanwhile other investors will be simply buying up their shares, understanding the bigger picture here.

One man's tragedy is another's opportunity.

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