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Yes, but I don't like the wink-wink, nudge-nudge possible interpretation of liking a tweet or retweeting something. I know some companies or their managements probably do it, but it's not professional.
Much in the same way as not RNS-ing the $200k grant from the US for VRB development, Chika's response that it wasn't material to a company like BMN.
We're in the big leagues now or soon to be. We should act like it.
How does BHP or Rio Tinto act on twitter? That should be our model. Not Australian Vanadium.
But just my thinking, about something that doesn't matter nearly as much as the sky-high price of Vanadium :)
Agreed, maybe I'm a bit stodgy but I prefer the traditional means of communication.
Yes Rob, please try posting via ninja's recommended service. I'd love to see his talk. Thank you very much!
I would think BMN is too small to be affected by some Brexit related crash. This is one advantage of not being in any of these major indices (but for how long that will be the case, haha)
Again, without following it too closely. The spin out of the Vanadium assets almost seemed to me like the whole ordeal was an elaborate "reverse takeover" by CellCube of a shell-ish Vanadium mining asset that served its purpose as a publicly listed vehicle in the general space and is now being discarded.
Again, this could be very wrong guess/assumption on my part. But is not at all atypical for the Vancouver seen. And this company wasn't even TSX Venture worthy, it trades on the lowly "Canadian Stock Exchange"
It had seemed like a Bushveld-come-lately strategy to me as well, but then they announced they were spinning out the vanadium assets. Or do they have more than one "mining" asset?
I'll admit I haven't followed it too closely aside from watching with amazement as it ran up mid-year on promotion while we sat still.
Remember CellCube (formerly known as Stina?
After being promoted by some boiler room operations in Vancouver, it hasn't traded since November 5th because of an inability to file audited financials in a timely manner.
Goes to underscore two very important points:
- Invest in Quality
- Not a lot of legitimate Vanadium companies out there
Interactive Brokers is an option, though they only allow buying/selling in the auction
It's hard to diversify when I can't find a better share!
I recall they even did an RNS for the May one, but not this one I believe?
Alright, again password for the file is: Corbine
https://upload.cat/03de56f8efb07950
I'm sorry. I'm going to have to find a better hosting service. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Ha! Didn't last 5 minutes.... Alright, this one is ZIP compressed with password: Corbine
https://file.io/BW0ubp
Okay, let's see how long this one stays working for...
https://file.io/rRMyMK
I tried a more innocuous file name. Failing this, I guess I'll zip it with a password or something.
Me neither. Very strange. It was working earlier though. I will reupload it in an hour or so.
I made a recording of the audio from the webinar for those wishing to listen to it in a setting without reliable internet access
https://file.io/vzE7tV
Alfa, your crystal ball is quite something to behold!
I was really shocked by his reaction. Very unprofessional. Well done taking the high-road in your response Alfa.
I love how "Go Cobalt" is now a Vanadium company, haha.
We are just so far ahead of the game here.
JM's recent interview, he suggested the market would "look through" lower Q3 production numbers due to the strike.