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Might even see Vaneck owning some shares that are actually in profit soon. What a time to be alive.

A significant tranche of our II's have so far proven to be anything but long term holders for us. The placing that helped catapult us to 50p ultimately proved to be a long term stranglehold on our valuation.

It's a bit of a moot point anyway as Fortune has explicitly stated he wants to address the balance of II's to PI's anyway. The higher they have to buy the better. It's pretty simple really.

It's worth noting we are up 10% in the last ten days, so not exactly range bound. Personally I would rather this than spiking up and down. It's discouraging endless trading and encouraging people who will hold shares.

Well done on ITM. A quick look at the fundamentals of ITM just reinforces what a coiled spring BMN is given we have essentially had one completed acquisition, 2 announced and a mining right approval, with no reaction (except negatively in our SP). These are the times to buy, when the SP is depressed, the V price is turning and the deals and mining license are set up to come over the line in due course. I believe, as many here do, that Mikhail is really only just getting started. The good thing about AIM is that for all the manipulation and the fatigue it creates, when the rises happen they can really happen with some venom. Especially when FOMO starts kicking in across the trading community. Should be a good Christmas. $40 V prices would be just perfect going into next year.

No confusion. BBN shared the article on Twitter.

Yep that's a great share by BBN. Big news for BMN's domestic market.

It is also green for European Vanadium Pentoxide over the same period reinforcing the fact that European prices are moving up to meet Chinese prices now rather than the Chinese prices dropping to close the gap. That's a positive sign.

https://twitter.com/chrisyelland/status/1196442577014284289?s=19

Andre de Ruyter spent more than 20 years with Sasol in senior management roles that gave him significant global exposure in the energy and chemicals industries. His portfolio included overseeing work in the US, Nigeria, Angola, Mozambique, Germany and China.

Previously worked for a packaging company. He may have done some unbundling before then...

Suggesting a possible move back to around $40 in Q4. Which coincidentally is nearly the optimum price suggested by Fortune.

Extract and link below:

Mr. Miao: It's hard to forecast price trend of vanadium products in Q4 for the moment. However, price for V2O5 would hardly drop to below RMB130,000/t (USD8.7/lb V) due to insufficient and continuously tight supply. Restrained by high prices, V2O5 from overseas suppliers cannot enter Chinese market. I believe that steel mills' purchase price for vanadium nitride in Q4 would go over RMB200,000/t (USD37.6/kg V) and regard RMB210,000/t (USD39.5/kg V) as the ideal level. The specific vanadium price trend is subject to downstream rebar market as demand and price for rebar will directly impact vanadium price.

http://www.asianmetal.com/metal_cron/2019/index_lunshi_miaojun_en.shtml

Expert you are such an idiot. My first buys were at around 2p. I count myself as one of the luckiest investors having bought in significantly just before Vametco as most people here actually know. Gosh you are so utterly wrong about everything you post about..it is remarkable. You only serve to prove how stupid you are with every post.

Trolling is endemic on LSE and every other popular social platform in our digital age. It isn't going anywhere. People are pretty unscrupulous especially when they have the chance to make money.

Look at how many barrages of it we have faced in the last few years. It's literally every time we have a rise, or there is any interest in our stock and people want some cheaper shares.

It's pointless even considering anything will get done about it! More chance of remembering a trip to Pizza Express 18 years ago on a cold Tuesday night in Woking.

Bed and ISA trades are always transacted around the bid. It's not an MM trick, it is just how they happen and unrelated to the levels of shares may or may not be left or being sold from any tame seller. The holder probably wanted it done whilst the bid was 21.5.

The European Union is to stop funding oil, gas and coal projects at the end of 2021, cutting €2bn (£1.7bn) of yearly investments.

The European Investment Bank (EIB), the EU's financing department, will bar funding for most fossil fuel projects.

The ban will come into effect a year later than originally proposed after lobbying by EU member states.

Since 2013, the EIB has funded €13.4bn of fossil fuel projects.

Last year it funded about €2bn worth of projects.

Under the new policy, energy projects applying for EIB funding will need to show they can produce one kilowatt hour of energy while emitting less than 250 grams of carbon dioxide, a move which excludes traditional gas-burning power plants.

Gas projects are still possible, but would have to be based on what the bank called "new technologies" such as carbon capture and storage, combining heat and power generation, or mixing in renewable gases with the fossil natural gas.

Continues in article.

More cash will be looking for a home in the renewables space. It's still the first ripples of a tidal wave of divestment but it is growing and growing by the day as more and more organisations make the jump.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50427873

How's Uncle Henry?

This is going to be the case the world over.

Scott is leaving in December, amongst other things...

It's slightly odd to call this board the worst board. It's probably got one of the most consistent groups of well-researched shareholders on LSE. Ones that don't fade into nothingness at every rise and that have spent a great deal of time and effort sharing knowledge and constructing a 3rd party website that captures much of the content and information readily shared. How many other boards have that, how many have raised what this one has for charity?

I don't know why you would expect people to want to discuss the possibility of a placing that the CEO has rebuked or the fantastical idea of the SP being kept in a range for the JSE listing, when clearly both theories are nothing more than provocatively negative. Dressing your position up as being hard done by and not being welcomed because people don't just lap that nonsense up is ridiculous. Get over yourself.

But yeah, the worst board for sure.

Referring back to the title of this thread, we must be looking good for more rises in the V price overnight and another good day tomorrow.

Mine has gone through at 22p, but not showing.

There have also been obvious attempts to trigger margin calls on spreadbets around 20-21p. This has happened twice now.