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Marc, I agree, high risk, high reward or large loss. All ok if you are happy to take a loss which it appears you are. Good luck, hope you win.

Marc, your response begs the question: are you also gambling on all the companies shares you do not have a holding in? You too could miss the boat.

Pdub, hi, My post was a response to a question from Marc. I gave him an honest reply which is based upon my own opinion, I also understand it is not everyone else’s opinion and that others views and opinions are equally as valid. I try not to fall in love with any share and seek a balanced portfolio which I review circa annually, that is my own strategy which I am comfortable with in the same way as you are comfortable with your own. I wish everyone the best of luck with there investments irrespective of what that strategy may be.

Marc, my small holding is insignificant compared to many on here, but I like to read the optimism. It is also a great location to see the range of investor. psychology displayed here and realise that falling in love with a single company and researching every minutia of information pertaining to it is not a good investment strategy - breaking up is hard to do, and it can cost a lot of hard earned money.

Marc, I think you are deluded to think the sp is being manipulated by shorts. It is a good defensive statement to deflect from the companies poor performance. But come on get real, there are many better stocks to short than the tiny SA miner BMN.

S&p. Possibly because in simple terms the debt is still there but pushed back a little. SA politics and support of Russia could be going against them. And BMN need to show a profit against their capital spend and operations of the last few years, and if they can then my guess is a rerate will then occur, but until then we may see some further falls or sp stagnation. Let’s hope they get there act together and produce the results that is expected

Dear Lawrence, despite explaining to you in simple English the error in your interpretation of my original post you still do not get it. Your lack of comprehension is incredulous, and with each additional comment you make you appear to indicate a low level of intelligence coupled with an abusive personality. Forgive me if I am incorrect. Best wishes and good night. PS I will not return any of your further comments unless they show signs of intelligence and civility.

Pdub, many thanks for your clarification..

Lawrence, in response to your abusive post I thought I would explain my post very simply to you: of course there is no comparison between HS2 and BMN, my post never intimated there was! I could have mentioned many other project estimates for the likes of schools, factories, distribution depots etc, but I mentioned HS2as it is a project that many would recognise - perhaps even a clown like you. I would have thought that as a shareholder you would have been interested in the source of the AISC estimate, particularly as this morning I have seen two different figures given for it on this BB, and being circa 10% apart which I would imagine even you would realise that it could make a difference to likely profit

Good morning Pdub. For avoidance of doubt I want to make it clear that this question is not in any way an attack or slight on you. I ask it for clarity as the level of potential profitability rests on it.The potential margins you indicate look very good if the KgV price can be maintained or hopefully improved upon. But the AISC cost stated is given as an Estimate. Do you know where that estimate came from, ie BMN or elsewhere and also how current it is? My past career was in large scale construction and development where estimates were an initial indication of likely final cost - they were in many cases not that accurate; the estimate for HS2 being an example. My detailed knowledge of finance is that of a lay man and does not permit me to understand fully certain elements of AISC , for example does it include interest payments on loans. Many thanks in anticipation if you are able to answer my queries.

TA, I see what you mean! Not often I can be considered to have been found guilty of ramping on this board. Well spotted.

TA, I think you are premature with your dead bounce prediction. We have pulled back the last 9 days of losses to hit where we were on 26th April. Let’s see what Monday brings.

MCM. Oh but I do, hundreds, but all in a diversified fund portfolio.

Pdub. You are a master of spin. To you black can be white. You deliberately frame your posts to project a bad image on people you target. It is you who is the bully, and who also baits people with put downs and a carefully groomed superior attitude. I will respond no more. Ian sure anyone who has nothing better to do could back track through posts to establish the real truth behind your comments. Having said that I will not respond I expect you will enjoy one more carefully worded attack full of innuendo and misinformation.

Pdub. You are very tiring. Tell me, do you have a gastric problem as you do seem to continually regurgitate things. Yawn, Zzz Zzz. Can’t be ar$ed with you. Night night.

Also Pdub in my post I referred to rampers, why did you feel the need to respond? Unless of course you consider yourself to be a ramper. I cannot see any other reason for your attack on me as my post said nothing negative about BMN.

Pdub, for goodness sake stop targeting me you narcissist. One day the sp may rise substantially and you can then bathe in your time spent ramping glory, but until then lay off with your bullying, superior attitude.

It certainly is Ben, but for those who haven’t had these life experiences they need to be warned. Not saying BMN won’t be a success, but there is no guarantee, and there could be safer less volatile investments for them to consider.

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Ben, the problem is that many had the same view at 7p , 10 p , 15p etc, and so they are now looking at doubling, trebling or more the share price now to break even! And at all those levels the tampers were saying what a great opportunity BMN was. The worry is these so called experts are still saying the same thing! Please take care.