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http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/arnold-schwarzenegger-sue-oil-companies-killing-people-article-1.3870304

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/business-43345437?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=5aa68d34e05b98068dbaecb9%26Stocking%20up%20on%20energy%26&ns_fee=0#post_5aa68d34e05b98068dbaecb9

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5492367/Arnold-Schwarzenegger-plans-sue-oil-companies-murder.html

https://www.ft.com/content/9ea7b254-2549-11e8-b27e-cc62a39d57a0

I thought everyone was banging on about March results and beyond being more important? What's happened people sounding a bit rooted now. So when exactly will we see improvement in sp?

I think I remember everyone saying that these were the most important results more so then the last ones?

I don't quite get this I thought it was a legal requirement to detail price sensitive info to investors? Surely if even one machine sold it could cause a percentage change? Let alone a mega order as he has promised us!

https://electrek.co/2018/02/28/bosch-gives-up-battery-cell-production-electric-car/

https://twitter.com/vsunptyltd/status/968801523508510720

I dread to think of the response from the bmn board if I was to post that link on there board for comment given the hostility shown. But I am genuinely intrigued now as what they make of this report given its in direct opposition to what weve been led to believe so far. As of now not one person there is willing to comment on the aforementioned article on eskoms catastrophic Financial issues on the horizon.

Well eskom were discussed but in a sense of the bmn posters showing off about the fact they were linked into deals with them. You've probably seen the alteration I had on there board over the wknd which I felt compelled To have to do after someone on there claiming they've read a report not availble until April at a cost of $5000 claiming to be uncomplementary about red. Anyway one of there gang fired off links at me about eskom saying look who were involved with and were untouchable etc. So after a bit of research to find a very contradicting article on the actual state of play within the business's was rather alarming. Not ruling bmn out as I said I would Do some thorough and closer research on the companys so I understood more and the fist thing I find is this!

https://businesstech.co.za/news/energy/227655/eskom-a-risk-to-south-africa-as-finances-are-getting-worse-report/

Surely it would be of benefit to both parties to team up or strike a deal as they supply a resource we need, and we need a resource they supply. Don't get all the hate and malice yet am slightly confused now with all the mixed messages about there opinions on vrfb's.

During the next year we will support the deployment of multiple "pilot" energy storage installations in collaboration with local or international project partners and technology providers to demonstrate the stacked advantages of energy storage solutions at a distribution level

Are they pro energy Storage systems or against? I got involved in quite a heated debate with them after a rathering winded argument but eventually called a truce as it was getting silly. I've been looking a bit more into the company but some of the posters are he'll bent on the fact that rising costs of vanadium will be determental to us. However my point was that they would have trouble shifting it in quantitys if it was too expensive and surely they would need to supply the renewable industrys? As the other they were saying was there vanadium was mainly used for tools? I can't see that being anywhere near the scale and demand for vrfb's. Anyhow there now posting links about flow machines as seen in my last post. Does anyone actually know who they supply there materials to? Ad what industry or sector it's mainly in? And why are they so so against vrfb's although then contradicting by posting positive articles about the systems?

I have a sell order in for all my shares @ 30p. Will be doubling that in the morning. Just like to reiterate a few words from 21st Feb RNS Christo Fourie, Head of the IDC's New Industries Strategic Business Unit, said: "This deployment moves us one step closer to realising our end-goal for the South African Energy Storage industry, namely the localisation and domestication of energy storage solutions, the local adoption thereof and ultimately the export thereof. During the next year we will support the deployment of multiple "pilot" energy storage installations in collaboration with local or international project partners and technology providers to demonstrate the stacked advantages of energy storage solutions at a distribution level (capital deferral, security of supply, densification solutions, mini grids for new electrification, ancillary services, etc.). We believe that this first pilot installation in partnership with Bushveld Energy and Eskom will demonstrate that energy storage solutions do offer a financially attractive proposition and create the opportunity for a new local industry to be developed through which local mineral resources can be beneficiated and jobs can be created."

https://twitter.com/vanadiumcorp/status/96707038620981657

The link and info had been taken down. But allegedly its an insider report into commercial investment into renewable flow systems. Don't knew if it's a fund or collective but it apparently cost $5000, and want released until April. Yet Jay claims to of read the report and said it wasn't too favourable about red t. I think it's all been blown out of protion now but Jay did start it all as you can see from his post last night at 21.59

Considering you've over 1266 posts to date and this article isn't released until April at a cost of $5000 van we assume that as well as this the other 1265 posts are lies and nonsense as well?

Are the biggest pair of deluded investors your ever meet. There in so deep with bmn and know they've made the wrong call so have come on here to try and spread doom and gloom. Everything they say should be discounted ones just claimed they've read a vanadium report that's not out until April for commercial private business and costs $5000. They've also colluded the price of vanadium too high to make anything of the flow business...newsflash guys that what your trying to mine? No one's gonna buy it if it's too expensive now are they. There's millions more suppliers in the world not to mention Russia and China where there's actually legit business regulations unlike your mine in the middle of the most corrupt unregulated country in the world