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LS, grow up.

LS, Oh and your aggressive post masked your inability to reflect correctly on the meaning and nature of my post.

Loadspeaker, as I stated in an earlier post, those who sold at the high levels were not naive. You intelligent action provided you a free gamble.

Halespur, I would argue that buying in at 1.5p and still holding, unless they took some or all of the profit at its peak makes them naive investors. How long before the near 50p sp is reached again?

With a predicted 30000 supply gap and an associated increase in its sale value, could this lead to alternative energy forms with lower costs and more green credentials being investigated and utilised? Possibly green hydrogen. Could this have anything to do with our poor share performance?

Brasi, I suppose they have there reasons: they wish to buy in at a lower price, but then again no different than short sellers. We also have those that ramp the share to give them a greater return. But then the increase that this may achieve could draw in inexperienced investors at a high price who then suffer a loss as the price falls back. Plenty of both appears here and on many other BBS, in my opinion they are as bad as each other.

Despite all this progress the share price continues to decline! As Raffym has stated, it must be due to the negative sentiment from the many professional investors posting on this BB. (Said tongue firmly in cheek) Do people really think posts on this BB will have the impact to have reduced the sp down to current levels!

Despite all this progress the share price continues to decline! As Raffym has stated, it must be due to the negative sentiment from the many professional investors posting on this BB.

Any investors like to proffer their opinion on this; I am struggling on this!

Halespur, holders have been saying “ a bargain price to buy in” for months, all the way down from its high! Why should now be any better - prices can still drop by the same % no matter the price.

Jelly 11, please show some compassion to Pdub, he is an expert on BMN, and defends the company more so than the BoD’s. He also has seen his holding value diminish massively from the sp peak down to its current sub 6p. Wouldn’t you defend the company given that reduction in holding value

Previous post - Miner, obviously.

Thunder1, very true. I would prefer less of these major fluctuations prevalent with an underperforming minor with missed targets and intermittent coms. Steady growth suits me - hopefully BMN will get there if vrfb’s win the energy storage race and other greener outcomes such as hydrogen do not receive greater prevalence.

Discipline 13, No matter the price, it can still halve!

Correction: Psychology, not physiology in my previous post.

Alfredh, Your point reflects my concerns that posts from holders offering their own opinions which in many cases, as you have shown, come to be proven as massively incorrect; together with posters who see positivity in whatever BMN do or say, can suck in newbie investors with little knowledge of the fundamentals of investing, and can then find themselves in a loss situation. I have found it a trait on many BBS and is possibly a natural physiological activity from those invested, possibly heavily. And yes, before I am savagely attacked, it can work both ways - from rampers and de rampers.

Maya, apologies , my mistake. Obviously two similar posts. I too hope we soon see some II’s buying in big.

Maya, please re read my post as you have fabricated a question that wasn’t posed as my opinion. The question referred to major II’s and private investors: do they not believe BMN can deliver! If success is as nailed on as some here believe, why is the SP suffering as it is; namely a fraction of its issue price.

Maya, thanks for your points. I only wish they were echoed by a massive show of purchases by institutional and private investors. That was my earlier point - do they not see it, or believe BMN are capable of delivering it.

Maya, You state with confidence your thoughts on the numerous positives regarding BMN, it all seems so clear and indisputable. Hopefully the future will see those positives result in a substantial share price increase. One wonders however why the clarity of your vision is not reflected by the market in general at this time. Any views on this?