We knew this was the case, and to bring the two together, AVL's...

We knew this was the case, and to bring the two together, AVL's market cap, name and cash in bank made it a foregone conclusion that AVL buying out TMT was the only logical choice.

I guess we are beating a dead horse trying to convince AVL holders that they aren't the saviours coming in with the superior everything and saving TMT's dead project. Probably RCF literally saying it outright won't convince anyone either.

I think when we see the processing plans it might hint at just how much TMT makes this whole thing work.. But anyway..

I also noticed Rick Rule, a well known commodities investor (Sprotts) has been mentioning vanadium a bit... He's long on it, but sees the same potential impact that the battery industry could have on the market..
The world doesn't have too many good resources, and at $7US/lb there really aren't any 'great' resources, but when the market turns up in the face of shortages, the 'best' projects will absorb all of the investment dollars, and I think our project will be one of the class leaders.

Of course, it means more waiting..