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Irrationality hit our share price way before the CoronaVirus I'm afraid.

Doesn't he have a way with words and timing when he isn't 'all in'...

Anyone would think he might want a few extra cheap shares.

Up again, currently around 2.4%.

Really does put the predictable frustration-driven moaning and negativity from the usual suspects into perspective.
Great post Alfa.

And production was significantly lower, we didn't have Vanchem and weren't on the cusp of Bushveld Energy starting to really deliver...

The Coronavirus maybe stealing the headlines but the energy revolution isn't going anywhere.

Looking forward to hearing from the BoD soon. This company is on the cusp of a serious evolution.

Great news. About time some action was taken. Should be a better start for the UK given we tracked them down.

Still less than 100k cases with over 40% recovered and the worst week for the markets since 2008 last week.

It's a shame our countries leadership - from a financial perspective, has thus far been invisible.

Sorry I didn't realise you were the world's leading expert on Coronavirus. My apologies. My suggestion was simply related to every other virus in recent times.

You do realise how news works right and how markets will respond to even the suggestion of a vaccine.

Eventually, all of them will.

Less than 100k cases worldwide, global market capitulation.

Let's hope they don't find out about influenza.

I think this is the definition of 'buy when others are fearful'.

Clearly a vaccine will arrive, this will all correct and record gains will follow.

Endion - you are entirely correct.

The irony of those who think they have 'won' by managing to get a few percent of the share price is insanely pathetic. They can enjoy their small victory whilst the rest of us let the magic happen and enjoy the real prize unfolding. I note on Twitter some celebrating selling BMN at 24p and moving into other shares, even Largo, feeling like that is something to celebrate and even more absurdly to write about and share with the world, when in reality all they are showing off is that they are not even capable of seeing that all they really they have done is nothing more than completely fail to get what is happening here.

Thanks and it says a lot about the quality of the AIM investors that the discourse amongst those who wish to bash the company is always around V prices and never around the macro strategy - which is unarguably a masterclass in political positioning, timing and market building. Just look at the events that appear to be an amazing about-turn in SA in the last couple of weeks, but in actual fact are partly the results of this strategy unfolding.

The problem is this clashes with the flea-like attention span of many AIM investors who are terrified of holding shares whilst a strategy unfolds.

Meanwhile more and more countries are seeing the benefits of flow batteries.

South Korea gov allows flow batteries for ESS.

A pretty big deal given their domestic lithium battery suppliers are not exactly small fry.

http://english.etnews.com/20200212200002

I see we are back to the one day experts and relentless low grade trolling, spurious articles written by people who don't understand even the basics of BMN (and this time a brand new low point of suicide jokes), just because we have had an almost insignificantly small rise. The sooner we are off AIM the better. It really brings out the worst kinds of people who will literally do or say anything to try and cause concern amongst holders. So very boring.

Beginerman, reactant or not, it doesn't make it any less short sighted. Gla.

People would do well to remember the shorting and bashing of Tesla that was simply blown out of the water by the continued and relentless delivery of their game changing business plan. IMO the fixation upon short term vanadium prices does a huge and relentless disservice to the fundamental progress being made by this business. Progress that is continually ignored and diminished by the share price. If this market was actually savvy at all, the fixation would be upon what is actually being achieved on a macro level rather than a somewhat ineffectual obsession with how much the last tonne of vanadium sold for. Talk about missing the point.

Anyway back to the Ozzie sunshine.

Telling someone they should have a holiday and take a step back from BMN when they have literally benefitted from those same relentless and freely shared efforts is nothing more than a very low blow. It's a shame to see.

I assume everyone who liked that post has never been on TBP or followed the freely provided trade analysis. It'd be pretty disingenuous to have used the resources and then hit the like button. But then people love an anonymous cheap shot round these parts.

Great to see a rise the last couple of days. Onwards and upwards.

Not to mention costs are actually $15.3.

Understanding the disparity is literally part of defining the upside.

Given the above, there is simply no way we can be down today if this market is even remotely legitimate. Huge news from SA, peers with less upside racing upwards, V prices sailing into the 30's. This derisory valuation is just looking more and more rigged with each passing day.

Side note - prices will be back at $40 in less than 3 weeks if the current rate continues. Given supply issues you wouldn't want to bet against it happening.