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BMF just gave you the facts about Trump and Rick Perry and Ford, didn't you read what I said? Google it if you don't believe me.

@Stealth produced the short list showing all of 300,000 shares shorted for the month of February being approximately 0.03% of the issued capital.

IMO the article you posted is nonsense. Given the rate of growth in EV's off such a small base to extrapolate that rate of growth until 2030 is at best, wishful thinking. In any event 2030 is too far away to be thinking about if you're a shareholder in VRC. Perhaps we'll be talking about Hydrogen or water powered cars by then. As John Maynard Keynes wrote "in the long run we're all dead".

Here's some more facts :

No one has been able to attract any debt finance in the sector and I believe the opaque pricing of the market will ensure this continues until.......

......SYR about to go into production and in my view will basically "kill off" the sector for the reasons I have posted many times before.

The shareprices of basically everything in the sector hitting or heading toward 12 month lows.

Elon Musk saying he basically will use more silicon in the anode mix with synthetic Graphite rather than go to natural graphite.

The inability of the bigger Neighbour to do an off take deal even being two years ahead and with all the test work they have said they have done.

Apple switching to synthetic graphite because of the filthy nature of natural graphite mining in China.

China removing the 20% export duty.

IMO VRC's PFS was a massive disappointment and the market has reflected this. There clearly hasn't been enough work done on the deposit and a BFS needs to be completed which will cost about $8 million lead into the next point ....

Limited cash and IMO a CR needed next quarter...

.....where will the money come from and at what price?

Lastly, the stock in June hit 15 cents and this morning it hit 3.4. It has been in a continual, uninterrupted decline for basically 9 months so the market IMO has been telling us all of these points above by voting with their wallets and selling out.

And now the biggest investor in the company to date (in terms of dollars invested) wants out and is selling the 40 million shares they paid 10 cents for.

Is this telling you anything at all or is just still a figment of the imaginations of the so called "downrampers" even though everything that has happened in the market to date supports these facts?