Even if China's GDP growth falls to 4%,and you do realise China...

Even if China's GDP growth falls to 4%,and you do realise China is about to become the biggest economy in the world, it still means its GDP doubles every 20 years.  If it maintains a 5% rate it doubles every 14 years (7% - 10 years) using exponential growth functions.  So where is the vanadium going to come from - it might have implications for iron ore where China has a huge resource itself btw but given China's push to more environmentally friendly growth policies its resources around vanadium and some others are very poor (hence why it banned vanadium from slag and now needs to find supplies given the change in rebar standards leads to a doubling in vanadium in steel). That is still a lot of steel needs year on year and remember vanadium is already in shortfall - so where is it going to come from.  

As I said to you in this post especially after your over-the-top performance in another share,  Post #: 36649231, you did well when you left AVL, and well done on this one,  but you seriously need to get a grip on your ego always claiming you always buy low sell at the high (you are either a trading God or egotistical, others can make up their minds which). 

If you truly believe China is dead you should be leaving HC and not posting again on any stock given the Chinese economy will still grow more than the US economy (and its needs for the domestic economy - you do recall during the GFC that Australia kept growing because China didn't die, it simply reverting its economic focus to expanding the domestic economy by increasing the rate of urbanisation, until the world economy improved. And China was hungry for resources, using the GFC in takeover strategies and locking up valuable resources for its own future use.

A week or so back you said you would not be investing again in the market yet here you are again - you remind me of my wife (she would say you remind me of me LOL) - have an opinion one day and an alternate opinion the next and like a broken clock you will be right at some point.  Get a grip on reality and put your ego on ice.

Furthermore, my advice to you so you don't come across as a flogger is as a 'trader' your disclosure should always be 'none' and 'held' because within a day or two after you buy you always revert to your old ways of 'sell' and 'doom and gloom'.  My own disclosure on anything I buy is always 'none' or 'hold' and then 'held' because I don't see the point of saying 'buy' because I take a FA view not a TA view (and prices rise or fall - I depart stocks when I see a change in FA).

Writing this post, so I can copy it to you whenever I encounter you again.

All IMO