Bushveld Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[plat hunter] 31/10/2020 14:54

MoNvhZwiftAll same person

[zwift] 31/10/2020 14:12

Again just for Balance

I’m not NVH, please stop, its getting boring

Thanks ZWIFT

[jc2706] 31/10/2020 09:53

Plat Hunter,

I never accused you of any of those things in your first post! The tone of your posts definitely does change - towards NVH and his alter ego.

[plat hunter] 31/10/2020 08:52

Sorry JC, didn't answer your question...Limit order was put in for 11p yesterday though, so not quite back in yet

[plat hunter] 31/10/2020 08:51

No they don't... I trade the gaps JC.Never once said this is a good company. Never once praised fortune, always said the assets and earnings should be ring fenced.Absolutely zero contradiction or confusion with my posts

[jc2706] 31/10/2020 04:46

Plat Hunter,

Have you gone long again? Your posts vary in tone according to your current position!

I have to agree that there is a very similar style between nvhltd and Zwift's posts even to the obsession with LSE posts (which we can all see). Spooky. It is that time of year though.

[jc2706] 31/10/2020 04:43

It is too simplistic to say every sell is matched with a buy. A market maker can be either party. It is, after all, their stated purpose to provide a market. I have seen many occasions when a single seller has indeed brought a share price to its knees. It may not be the only seller but it us the dominant force in the market.

[zwift] 31/10/2020 00:28

Plat
You seem obsessed with NVH

[plat hunter] 30/10/2020 22:25

I do like Santanya though, excellent guitar skills

[plat hunter] 30/10/2020 22:23

Bore off NVH.... If we were bothered we'd be over there already.You're obsessed with the people who don't like you, get a grip man, you need help.

[plat hunter] 30/10/2020 15:57

Sp is down here purely because of earnings and fcf.Every sell gets matched with a buy and vice versa, so to say it's where it is because of a single seller is ludicrous.

[parob] 30/10/2020 15:19

Share price would not be down here if it wasn’t for the seller (GS). 750K block sales yesterday and another just popped up today.

Buying volumes around this level should clear any remnants. Must be SO CLOSE to being fully out. IMO this really could be the last opportunity to buy at these levels. I have £6K waiting for a final top up, just want to get the timing right!

[bassguy] 30/10/2020 15:04

I do... If BMN is your main holding why talk it down so much and provide "balance" what exactly do you see in the business as you seem to be able to say nothing positive about your largest holding? Just curious

[plat hunter] 30/10/2020 14:56

This is why different facets of the business should be ring fenced

[zwift] 30/10/2020 14:24

Bassguy

I have, I’m invested in AFC and ITM, but my main holding is in BMN,
I try to have a balanced portfolio, you should try it!

[bassguy] 30/10/2020 14:12

Good idea yes, go invest in that..

[zwift] 30/10/2020 14:07

What about “bypassingR21; storage and use hydrogen instead!

Just to balance the debate

[plat hunter] 30/10/2020 13:14

Yes Luca at 12pm... the preceding candle is a small green hammer

[gerd212] 30/10/2020 12:53

VRFBs were being used at grid scale in the early 2000s (I believe the problems some of these early projects encountered may partly be the reason for the slow take up of Vanadium).

[lucakane] 30/10/2020 12:45

When was the 11:38 gap? On 16th?Bambino having a nap so having 10 mins :)

[jc2706] 30/10/2020 12:35

If VRFBs do indeed become established in the market, this will last a great deal longer than two years. Two decades or more would be closer to the truth.

[jc2706] 30/10/2020 12:34

It doesn't really matter how old a technology is, the important thing is whether there is an application that is compelling enough for usage to take off. It is only recently that such an application has been perceived. The key now is whether VRFBs can carve a niche for itself or whether another technology can fill it more effectively.

[bassguy] 30/10/2020 12:13

Yes that is true but there have been a lot of developments since and the market is starting to see how VRFB can fit into grids as a solution, particularly replacing gas peaker plants. Li-ion paved the way as it developed to mainstream in cars so naturally the grid scale market turned there first as capacity was in place. More are now seeing the negatives for Li-ion and benefits of VRFB and I expect uptake to increase dramatically as li remains in cars.