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Wessy I don't think it was them, not the usual location, which is Sandton.

Richken - then they greatly increased the spread by dropping the Bid to 25.5p to try and see if they could perhaps nab some cheap shares from someone. No luck evidently as they have now moved the Bid back to 26.2p

Pleased to say that we're getting some views from South Africa now perhaps people interested in our possible listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-31st-july-2018

Fyoz - and of course that is why he will always stay as a financial advisor. Ultimately it is about spotting a winning share before any else does. That is what we have done here and by the time the IFA's get their slide rules out on this one it will be one pound.

The lack of impact on the price at the time might lend support to such an idea. It of course is quite easy for the market makers to churn shares amongst themselves making it look like there is selling going on but the Share Price does not lie and it is a record high and keeps going up.

Looks like a sell given the timing, and still the price rises.

Darryl - if those containers are the UET VRFBs then they do not have the old style cooling system on the roof and so must be the new style 'Reflex' UET containerised batteries.

Because they don't have the external cooling on the roof they can be stacked up 3 or 4 higher for greater density of storage. It's a useful and practical approach for building megabatteries very quickly.

A good spot - I don't think that I had seen this one before - it was more comprehensive than the video that was published about 6 days earlier which I think we all saw.

This is now in the TBP reference section here:- https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/slides/slide/bushveld-minerals-59

@ophidian - I don't think it is a Youtube video.

This however, is, and forms a useful complement to the article :-

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/slides/slide/bushveld-minerals-in-a-minute-50

Almost 1000 views now, not bad.

DarrylJ - thanks - who of you is currently on holiday in southern portugal ? Shouldn't you be out in the 40 degree heat not reading a share article ?

knuttie - is it me or are they having to pay more and more each time they buy shares from us shareholders ? There were a couple of MM squeezes yesterday so might we be heading for another one ?

That's going to be putting them in a bit of a hole again today.

Okay the silent majority has spoken

https://www.thebushveldperspective.com/trading-analysis-30th-july-2018

LSE mobile says 6.74, LSE desktop 1.6% - the latter is correct

A TBP analysis of yesterday's excitement

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEC4nZ-yga8

Sorry Hookmoor I missed your earlier post which concluded that the 4 weeks was from the point that the review had its effect (24th) not the date that the review was done (5th Sept). Your interpretation does seem to make more sense.

Leafie it doesn't colour according to inclusion in AIM100 but it does have one interesting piece of information:

Next quarterly review: Wed, 5 September 2018

That makes the Monday 4 weeks before this date as next Monday the 6th of August.

To guarantee that we are in 80th position or higher I estimate that we would need to have a MC of 290M (with a margin of safety) - this would mean we would need to have an SP of 26.8p or more at the close of play a week today.

@Ophidian - I was using the link previously posted https://uk.webfg.com/index/FTSE_AIM_100/market-capitalization/desc

Sanchez - since we finished at 24.95p today and there are 1.076 Billion shares in issue I make that a market cap of 268.5M GBP.

This puts us at position 81 in the AIM100 (Greencoat is listed in euros so falls below us)

Note rule 6.2.2 :- A security is inserted in the FTSE AIM 100 Index at the quarterly review if it rises to 80th position or above, by full market capitalisation. ( http://www.ftse.com/products/downloads/FTSE_AIM_Index_Series_Rules.pdf?42 )

Note that the previous preamble states:- FTSE Russell will review the FTSE AIM Index Series on a quarterly basis in March, June, September and December each year. The constituent reviews are based on data from the close of
business on the Monday 4 weeks prior to the review effective date.

If we are able to establish what the precise review date is in september then we can work out what level we need to reach and by which Monday in August in order to make it into the AIM100 list this september. We are right on the cusp right now.