Yes maybe a bit harsh, tho i didn't mean it to be Lawyer. its...

Yes maybe a bit harsh, tho i didn't mean it to be Lawyer. its simply i find it funny that when once sold the mentality shifts completely 180 - instead of moving on the wish to want it to bomb lower for that persons particular goal becomes evident. I have liked Hage's input and wish him the best but cmon man, how many times do you need to share that theory i watched from a distance and i guess the 5/6th time just got me but yes time will tell. if it happens and you save a trader some coin then well done.

LT I don't disagree with you at all mate.
If the price drivers for V were due in July rather November then im sure you would have made your target. Its a shame it didn't happen then.
Market sentiment cannot be predicted, world markets have hammered the whole commodity sector - everything.
That is something you and i both obviously didn't see coming. The Vanadium market is playing out exactly as we thought it would, exactly. It just so happened it timed with a very poor month and a half of global market sentiment... I wouldn't blame vanadium 'hype' for the fall, to a degree we can blame the snail pace of management but all asx v's have dropped as clooney graphed it....like you say we don't know whats going on in the background... i do trust this management over others that they will deliver that is why im not on the sidelines. Fact is fundamentals are very strong right now for v that the fact we have been damaged as much as lithium and cobalt etc is a bit shocking but that's smallcaps right? - so if there is a change in sentiment in the coming week with the g20 etc... vanadium may be first to move. But then if sentiment should stay i hope we have bottomed fairly.
who the f knows