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here's a comment for their consultation process:-

STOP *******ng around and start ******* ****** ******* ** ** the problem.

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SIPPmeister - that is because you were trying to BUY - if you had been selling then, like today you could have handed over hundreds of thousands of shares at the simple click of a mouse.

This asymmetric behaviour clearly shows AIM to be a sham market. This is not a market this is the behaviour of loan sharks.

but not twenty.

Have anti-hoarding guidelines been extended from bog roll to BMN stock ?

This is what speculation looks like.

Thanks NorthBank - great to see everyone putting (a small fraction) of their shares on the line for the principle of a fair market.

We're now less than 30,000 shares away from 400,000 so let me recap.

The Fair Market Bounty would be paid to anyone providing evidence that leads to the successful trial and conviction of any party for the market manipulation of BMN stock. Any whistle blower prepared to call time on these illegal activities will not only be risking their careers but perhaps also quite a bit more, at present there is little incentive for anyone in that position to do the right thing.

I am prepared to put c. 1% (100,000 shares) of my BMN shareholding on the line for this and almost 20 others have joined me so far. I am aiming for a target in excess of 1M shares - the press would take note of that figure.

What people CAN do if they are concerned about the way that the SP has been played in the last 18 months is to read back through the posts of this morning to the point where the Fair Market Bounty is established and then decide if they wish to be part of the community response that may once and for all obtain the evidence needed to bring this to a halt.

Almost 350,000 shares have already been pledged as a reward for evidence that leads to the conviction of anyone in relation to Market Manipulation of the BMN share price.

IsleworthSpy - Fortune is no idiot and does not need me to tell him what to do. You are of course welcome to do whatever you think is appropriate.

I agree but wishing something to be true and it actually having a chance of becoming true are two different things.

No doubt you have viewed the 2018 Video that shows the Erongo overhang play out - https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/slides/slide/bushveld-minerals-in-a-minute-50

I created that video to make that point as clearly as possible that the AIM SP is not a good reflection of fundamental business development. If I have failed in that job then I apologise.

goblesmythe. I didn't post an opinion I only posted facts. Facts that are independently verifiable if you know where to look.

I asked whether those facts had any impact on your opinion. As yet it seems not.

The AIM Share Price is not deterministically defined by anything that the business is or does, regardless of what the tuppence analysis of PE's and NAVs in the Investor's Chronicle might lead some to think. At the moment the BMN SP is simply the price that the Market Makers wish to pay for our shares. You can choose to sell to them if you like but it is my opinion that this is foolish because one day they will wish to stop buying our shares cheaply and will wish to sell them to other people at high prices.

This is simply how speculation works on the AIM market. We do not have to put up with it forever as I fully expect that we shall graduate from AIM to a market that more appropriately values the fundamentals of the business. I'm sorry if this requires a degree of patience, but that is the nature of investing.

4,000 tonnes Pdub or approximately 7,140 Tonnes of Vanadium Pentoxide.

and I don't just mean the low bit in the middle I mean all the way from the steps of the National Gallery to the roundabout at the top of Whitehall with the Statue of Charles the first and all the way from the Canadian High Commission to the South African one.

It is 5 stories high so would entirely fill up Trafalgar Square.

goblesmythe would it help if I told you that work on the 800MWh Dalian VRFB has picked up again and it is bigger than Trafalgar square ?

so to put it another way a great time for hedge funds to pick up heavily devalued stocks. hmmmmm

LSE has not been showing trades this afternoon. I just bought more here

Slinkyfink - LSE has been missing numerous trades in the last couple of weeks. It usually gets worse towards the end of the day. Your buy is shown on ADVFN.

That's one of the few articles I've read about VRFBs and Energy Storage which is actually pretty factually accurate. A good read.

Mikinaman - thanks for the offer of help. To be honest the best that we can all do in the current environment is to help all those that we know and to continue spending to help support those businesses that we all know and rely upon. This includes small independent florists who have had this Covid thing land right before one of their few commercially active days of the year - mother's day. In addition who doesn't want to support their mothers in times like these, don't hold back this time.

thanks reteps

getting on with their jobs you idiot

No problem SIPPMeister people should only pledge what they can afford to, and thanks to daitom, rej23, Maltyby2002, Stodgy88 and Thunder 1

The Market Fairness Bounty now stands at over 312,000 shares.

Thanks Ianb114, broncomv, Gr33ning68 and DBB - that's now nearly a dozen of us and 286,000 shares pledged to the Market Fairness Bounty.

This has never been tried before. So those who say it will not work have no evidence to go on.

Having no evidence to go on is precisely the opposite of my investment strategy, as those who have read the Bushveld Perspective may have already concluded.

Having no evidence to go on is what this campaign aims to bring to an end.