Vanadiumcorp Resource Inc V.VRB

New Press Release - Production has Commenced from Vanadiumcorp's First Electrolyte Plant

(TheNewswire)Vancouver, British Columbia – TheNewswire - April 24, 2024 – VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. (TSX-V: VRB) (FSE: NWNA) (OTC: VRBFF) ("VanadiumCorp" or the "Company) announces production has commenced from VanadiumCorp Plant No. 1, after four weeks of process optimization and commissioning....read article.

[Appreciation777]

As a long time shareholder in taking a qualitative approach, I believe that there is a great potentiality for some of us older shareholders to recover our earlier investment in VRB. Management is possibly on the right track in moving this baby to .25/.30 level in a few months as the process of optimization and commissioning successfully moving forward. GLTA

[Visthefuture]

Appreciation777, the oracle of long-term investment wisdom! At the staggering price of $0.30 per share, other long investors would basking in the glory of a valuation. The gloryland you foretell is around a whoppering three to four times lower than the staggnant $0.10 slump this stock was at three years ago. Is a long term investment around 24 months in your books? Are your shares free shares

[Imhotep1]

The Vanadium Company definitely has a very poor history of helping the price per share upwards for investors. Long investors have certainly suffered very badly.   No doubt about it. Anyone who brings back past mistakes made by management will be right.   However, we must look at the present and the future to know the logical continuation. If you look at the facts, you will see

[MarkAble]

"Long investors have suffered very badly" "The Vanadium Company definitely has a very poor history" "It's a risk" I'd say that's putting it lightly. My advice is to stay away from this stock. Of keep your "investment" in it under $50.

[Imhotep1]

Apparently, this advice was not followed by insiders when they invested their personnal cash in the company. The good part is Those that could suffer the most will be insider if they not succeed. In May 2023, the Company issued 16,329,400 units (“Units”) at a price of $0.10 per Unit for gross proceeds of $1,632,940, in which $1,602,940 was received in cash and $30,000 was for settlement of

[Visthefuture]

  Ah, the plot thickens! So our one-time optimistic poster might not just be a die-hard fan of VanadiumCorp but could potentially be eyeing other players in the vanadium battery game, like current director of VanadiumCorp's, Gilles Champagne and former Advisory Board Member of VanadiumCorp, Mark Reynolds, vanadium battery Adventure named Australian Flow Batteries. WATCH VIDEO  

[Imhotep1]

No one know what is on Mr. Gilles Champagnes head and what Australian Flow Batteries plan. I don't know where the production of this company you are talking about is based but if it is Australia, the transport costs to bring the Vanadium product from Australia to Quebec must be quite lucrative. Anyway, it is not the point in here. The question is will this company succeed or not? What his