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I think you could be right Flava. This was 7.2p a year ago and is heading back there sooner than people realise and much much higher. This could easily be a 30-50p share. I feel it is a day or two until to 2-3p. But better still 2-3 years to reap serious serious rewards. I'm siting back and enjoying the ride to 30-50p. DYOR and best of luck with TOM. Brighty

MM, I think you will make x 10 of the current price within 12 months. i.e. 9p. I'm actually expecting it to do more than this. Brighty

I think you are looking at 8p to 10p pre the Q4 drill. Brighty.

I think you are looking at 8p to 10p pre the Q4 drill. Brighty.

And that is the opportunity here that people are starting to see with the daily decrease in the BPC share price (2.49 now). It will certainly be interesting. CERP holders could do nicely if the BPC remains lower until after the merger (takeover!) Nicely put Philipy. My thinking is that this could be the outcome and then a few good RNS' take the newly merged share price higher in the run up to the drill in q4. So in summary, if this continues then CERP holders are on to a windfall of sorts. DYOR. Brighty.

This was 7.2p just 12 months ago. TOM now has the funds in place to take the project forward. TOM is heading to 7.2p sooner than people realise, within 12 months, and much much higher thereafter. This could quite easily be a 30-50p share if things pan out. This is an investment case of just waiting 2-3 years now to reap serious rewards. Sit back and enjoy the ride. DYOR and bet of luck with TOM. Brighty

The interesting question here is is the BPC share price going to be lower than the CERP share price by merger day? And if so how will this impact CERP share holders. Brighty

yes, Mr Calm, there was a 0.80p buy just before close at 4.28pm
Jul 9 2020, 16:28 0.80 100,000
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1 year ago this was 7.2. This will shoot up now. Watch this go. Good luck all. Brighty

I agree with you Willec. I'm a holder in TXP and see the similarities. TXP was a risk and reward share, now at 58p and will be a lot higher soon. If things pan out later this year I see no reason why the Cerp/BPC price won't be, as you have posted, 36p. I bought in to CERP on the back of Leo Koot. It was a tough call as I've ignored the ridiculous VSA predictions of 20p plus (had my fingers burnt with Andrew Monk's delisting of VSA Capital a few years ago and tend to avoid anything he / VSA is involved in) but just felt what Leo Koot was saying was right and would work out, which it did with the re-boot of the business. To get us to the next stage M&A was the right decision to fast track / grow the business which is why I think the BPC / CERP merger is a good one. Brighty

If this pans out as expected we are looking at forecast turnover in the region of £50 - £60 million which is going to be 16 - 20 times our market cap. This would surely take the share price north to over 9p - 12p and probably a lot higher. Things are starting to get very interesting here. Brighty.

I've been a holder of Lloy since the Eric Daniels / Victor Blank days. Lost confidence in AHO after the PPI thing got out of control. Share holders lost billions in dividends as a result. I like your value point SUFCESSEX. Couldn't agree more. SP does not reflect the true value of the component parts of the Lloyds Banking Group business. Here's hoping..... Brighty

I think it will be the TLW shorts closing as this is heading north moving forward. Brighty.

Well said Steve. The difference now is there is a mood of "We've had enough" from many of the long term holders. Share holders want to be updated regularly. The silence is not going to be acceptable for too much longer. What have Tim, John, Steven, Clive and Michael been up to for the last year? Brighty

The only concern for me is an early sale to a major. M&A activity in the sector is hotting up considerably. Just hoping that the BOD don't sell this to cheaply to a biggie. This could be huge on its own. Bought at 15p and holding until £2.50, which I expect within 24 months. 100p by year end. Brighty.

Perhaps the pertinent question to ask is this: If the Chinese transaction was a fluke what exactly have Tim, John, Stephen, Michael and Clive being doing on our behalf for the last 18 months? Brighty

Been here for 4 years. Biding my time for the big day when this takes off. It's coming......
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The directors of Sareum need to raise their game. That's the message coming over loud and clear. It is time for them to deliver for their share holders. Brighty.

Glen, I agree with you. Don't make it your last post. I too find posts of the nature to which you refer really galling. There are too many people making excuses for Messrs Mitchell, Parker and Reader on this board and you are right to call them out. It is our hard earned cash and we quite rightly want to see a return on our investment. Brighty.

Yes, me also. Over £27,000 invested in SAR. I'm not showing a profit on it either. So, Tim Mitchell, would you please get on with putting Sareum's world beating science in the shop window. Many of us have been invested here for a very long time based on your briefings. It is time to deliver on your promises. Thank you. Brighty.