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Interesting, if it was genuine, that the MM's just said thanks very much and the bid didnt budge. Anyone fancy taking ownership?

Thats not the real ask. Do a dummy buy.

20.4 ask

Great to see such resilient buying yesterday. GIven we ended the day almost 500k shares bought over sold, someone is going to have to sell quite a few shares to justify another significant dip, all things being equal. (Obviously they often aren't!)

Given we are 60% down on our all time highs and the vanadium price is no secret, and the relentless argument thrown against us by our nefarious visitors is that we have tracked the vanadium price, Loudspeaker was correct to point out that the effects of the Vanadium price are well and truly baked into the share price. How could they not be after 18 months of the trolling visits and shorting we have had.

It will be interesting to see if someone attempts any kind of push down on the Q4 results, given these factors, the already low share price, given the clear number waiting to buy any significant dip and the requirement to buy shares at a much lower price to close out any significant short-based move.

When you think where this business is likely to be in only one years time, with BE East London in production and our VIP platform bearing the fruits of its investments, Mokopane finalised, Vancehm in full swing and the elevating year for VRFB it looks like being, it is pretty clear that these days of scratching around at 20p are going to disappear soon enough. How brave are these clowns. It is pretty clear the upside is not in starting a short at 19.77p, it is buying and holding for main event.

This year hasn't really got started yet for shareholders but I feel it soon will, once these results are out of the way. Does anyone think FM and MN are sitting back letting things tick along, or are they working tirelessly to realise the fruits of their extensive efforts and deliver the value for shareholders they are always so keen to state is front and centre of their plans.

Grid scale #energystorage is predicted to evolve significantly over the next decade and the battery technology that is expected to strongly develop over the next 2-3 years is the flow battery.

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More pre-designed, narrative-driven excitement from VSUN energy. Maybe we shouldn't trust Vince Algar either. Berserker can probably tell us if Vince is a believable source. Although he seems to be saying exactly the same as all of us here and Fortune, Mikhail, the entire Bushveld team, and the wider vanadium industry. Maybe we are all lying.

I wonder if we will be spreading our wings to Australia and getting involved through our VIP platform.

So people who have been consistent posters for years on end here should be treated with suspicion whilst those who only pop up with negatives when the SP is down should be listened to like the sages they are. Rrrrright.

DBB, they have been targeted before in moves very similar to this and perceived weakness is simply used to have a go. There's a double whammy as these protracted periods of the SP being subdued also lead to some LTH's selling down some of their position out of frustration, at way below what is fair value. We all know how big the retail base here is. Not everyone is pleased about that.

The spread of 19.15/19.7 tells you exactly how the MMs feel about letting people have cheap shares. 19.56 was bought up very quickly. It's going to be a scramble if the MMs do try another bear raid on the leveraged positions given how few shares they seem to want to sell at low prices, and how many are lurking.

HS2 isn't too far removed from state capture in SA. Budget has trebled, over 25% of staff earning over £100k a year, £21m spent on consultants, not a single metre of track laid, out of date technology that doesnt solve any of the UK's actual infrastructure problems and will definitely be late and over budget, if ever delivered. The only train running is a gravy train. Pots and kettles springs to mind.

Trolls circling like vultures.....

Living in the North, most people here know that no one particularly wants the train time from Manchester to London or between Leeds and Manchester shorter because most people use that time to work and both journeys are pretty fast anyway. What people generally want is trains that simply arrive and leave on time and have seats for those who want them, and better service for outlying areas into major connurbations. HS2 is an absolute white elephant and a perfect example of people who don't live in the north trying to make decisions for the people here, and doing nothing more than showing that that they don't really understand this part of the UK.

Moneymaker also thinks BMN might buy IRON and his post is definitely nothing whatsoever to do with the fact BMN shareholders soundly rebuffed this lifeline of an idea.

Best of luck to all of those floating around trying to outdo each other to get the best entry point. One of you will get it right.

Pretty solid buying since this mornings drop. Another 150k in the last few minutes.

I'd like to meet the fellow shareholder of 1m+ shares plus who would be stupid enough to sell them at 19.55.

We'd be more likely to go for Tando than Ironveld. And honestly given Mokopane isnt even being mined yet, either is probably a very long way away if not simply non-starters. The other point is that we like to pay knock down prices so even if we decided we would buy IRON, it wouldnt be for anywhere near what investors here expect.

He says whilst clearly 'wasting' his time on a BB.

Lithium and VRFB are very different products that meet different needs. Lithium has a greater energy density but cannot be cycled as often as VRFB, does not operate for the same long duration, isn't fully recyclable, does not have as long a lifespan, degrades over time, requires cooling that VRFB does not and is inherently less safe - like it or not. they are apples and oranges. Li-on has a place but anyone who seriously thinks lithium is here and that is it doesn't understand the way the market is moving towards long duration storage - because that is what is actually needed to facilitate a real transition to renewables.

Also, this really isn't about one tech over the other. The world needs a variety of technologies to meet its needs.

It's damn obvious that certain individuals want to create a narrative around year end results being something to be concerned about. Investors should remember we had a better H1 than last year and more importantly we will show a profit beyond the dreams of both mining and energy companies on AIM that have significantly higher valuations and are nowhere near our level of performance and growth. Let alone the fact that we are on the cusp of monetising our entry into VRFB in more ways than I can be bothered to list. Everyone negative is always very clear not to trash out long term prospects and that should tell you all you need to know. All these fools are interested in is talking their way into cheap shares because every man and his dog knows this company has one of the biggest futures of any AIM listed companies in our sectors. And there isn't a single company with the reach we have into a technologies supply chain. It's just annoying noise and nothing more.

Seems particularly dodgy today...

(Sorry wrong thread)