VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. V.VRB

Wake Up!!

[VRBTODAY]

I am frankly a little tired of the missed informed comments related to Vanadiumcorp, three years ago after extensive due diligence I purchased VRB stock, and have been waiting patiently as the rest of the world discovers the Vanadium Redox Battery, in three years in conversation I have met three individuals that have know what a VRFB is, not surprising we have all been Lithium Ionized, led to belief that this is the best all purpose battery ever, guess what it is not! As Johnny Carson said it is all in the timing, the time is now for the Redox Battery, it was not ten or three years ago, I bought when I did because my research told me this is where we are heading. Not sure if any of you commenting have ever developed a company from ground zero, Adrian Bakker has built Vanadiumcorp diligently and methodically with the dedicated investors first of mind. Do any of you have a grasp of what is happening globally with the VRFB in South Korea, China, Australia, South Africa, USA if you did you would take another look at what Vanadiumcorp has and what potential lies ahead, nothing has been easy during Covid, but if VRB had nothing to offer they would not have established the formative relationships they have, Monday I will be rolling the additional TFSA allotment (Six Thousand) into my TFSA and buying stock.

[invest39]

I keep reading on this board about the exciting future of storage battery technology. This does not mean that VRB has an exciting future. There are many players in the battery field. Some have access to capital in the billions. In the very early twentieth century there were over 200 companies developing automobiles. There are always many more failures than successful entities. The trick is to bet

[Snakebite18]

It's a fact that most automakers don't manufacture there own batteries. Most are outsourced. So the demand will most certainly be there. Renewable energy and greener thinking, it goes without saying are the future. Vanadium, they are finding is the alternative for lithium and from my understanding is more readily available. Not just the auto sector either. From what I can see Vanadiumcorp,

[Snakebite18]

https://ca.paidpromotionalmessages.com/companies/news/958266/vanadiumcorp-resource-files-year-end-financial-statements-highlighting-significant-reduction-in-its-net-loss-for-2020-958266.html

[Snakebite18]

You'll have to go to [paid promotional message] to read. They have significantly reduced their YOY debt. Good read. 

[MarkAble]

Their wholly owned high grade vanadium resource is one of the best and biggest in the world. Their battery technology is just the icing on the cake. Look for this stock to hit 25 cents by mid-year. Selling at 5 or 6 cents because you are aggrieved over the long halt is taking an unnecessary hit imo.

[VANADIUMREDOXFL]

A confectioner you are not. This cake is still being put together. They need someone who knows how to develop an iron ore mine,and during this period of time,we can not afford to waste time deciding who the baker will be. Director McGuigan has his work cut out,and hope he times this right.

[Snakebite18]

The vanadium market will most definitely need to be stepped up. As the world starts to "shift gears" once again and technology advances itself, Vanadium will be in higher demand than ever before. To my knowledge, there's only a handful of actual producers, most being and needed in China. Giants like Tesla, Bezos and even Gates are invested in this sector in some form. The "

[VANADIUMREDOXFL]

They have been going back and forth for quite some time now. 5-7 years at least with no direction where it's all leading, but just buy to be on the safe side. There are a good number of vrfb manufacturers now, and the will all need vanadium. Maybe they see more value in developing the mine now, more than ever. Maybe this YE financial fiasco was the period they needed to plan their work,and

[rixpix]

So did you use your TFSA  account to buy more VRB shares yet???? You sound like an insider. Lol.