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Thanks for the explanation.

(not difficult )BMN had a really strong H1 and on that basis is undervalued. However, H2 is unfortunately currently not demonstrating the same outcomes,---- thought the shipments said otherwise, am I missing something

A sterling effort,thanks.

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This we see does not yet reflect (in the £497m valuation) what we see as incredible potential going forward from the energy storage market that BMN plays in” quote from Fortune November 2018, since then added Vanchem,and leasing deal to mix,but the Vanadium price as fallen dramatically,but the £269 MC is out of sync IMHO.

UP 1.06% on tight supply.

Unfortunately I am allocated my holidays but wont deny I wouldn't have attended if I wasn't working as the discussions would be way over my head,regarding people piggy backing on the back of your research I wont deny that as probably 90%of the board does,and sorry to hear that you aren't happy with that,but personally I would take that as a massive compliment .

Unfortunately I have a small thing called work that gets in the way and don't have a spare few thousand pounds to do what you suggest,the comment was a compliment to yourself and others but not the first time I've got a hand in face have a nice day.

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Sure most followers of this board would love to see BBN and other experts post opinions on the vanitec meeting ,but seems like the negativity in the share price performance as had a adverse affect on the BB as a whole.

In other words, the price spike has more to do with current production capacity relative to demand. High prices drive more investment into the space, and that investment will continue if new end uses (like flow batteries) start driving additional revenue.
That also explains why a massive global mining conglomerate would bother taking a chance on a small behind-the-meter battery in Santa Cruz.
“They see all the forecasts,” Harper said.
If the more bullish scenarios come true, renewables development will break open a massive market for long-duration storage, and if vanadium flow captures a chunk of that, it would represent an attractive new revenue stream for the minerals suppliers. That gives them a stake in helping this fledgling storage alternative get off the ground.

Flow battery acolytes have murmured about this for some time now, but it's finally happened in the field. Flow company Avalon Battery lowered the upfront price tag of a recent deal by renting rather than buying its key ingredient.
Commercial customer Sandbar Solar in Santa Cruz bought the flow system from Avalon as part of an off-grid microgrid installation. Meanwhile, it rented the vanadium from a not-yet-identified supplier under a 10-year rental contract with an option to extend. story dated 19th feb 2019.

Sounds familiar.

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11A.M don't know regarding live stream.

18,918 dated 30th june landed.

Thanks Paludina , appreciated.