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'Every cloud has a silver lining'.....so,

When is the 30p party we missed out on first time around and where? :~))

Everyone has heard the phrase concerning 'Eggs and Baskets' but I am wondering about this subject
in a wider sphere.

There are a number of investors here with assets well in excess of a million British pounds.
(Not necessarily all in Bmn shares, and excluding property etc)
There are even more investors here with assets running into the hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Bearing in mind that by law and in the event of an individual financial house going 'under',Each
Investor is only guaranteed a return of assets to the maximum value of £85,000.
(Remember Northern Rock,although I concede an extreme example).Are or have any of you
spread your investments in order to mitigate the risk,albeit a rather small one?.

Personally, I have spread my investments over a number of institutions but would still be
over-exposed should the worst happen.
In practical terms,especially for those with 'Mega' portfolio's it is inconvenient to have
multiple accounts spread far and wide.
How have you decreased your exposure to such possibilities or do you all consider
the risk over-stated and thereby keep your assets in only one or two places?.

Not of course a request for personal information,just generalisations.
Cheers Guys :~))

People who bought at 3's and 4's currently feeling burning satisfaction :~)) :~)) :~))

Clarkgriswold...

This link may work matey :~))http://bit.ly/2uZhiDi

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4251793-vanadium-miners-news-month-march-2019

I can't remember if posted before so here it is :~))

Huzzy sold 12,146 shares at 34.6501p raising 4209 pounds.

Current buy price approx 35.075p.

12,146 x 35.075 = 4260 pounds.

Allowing 25 pounds for sell/buy costs,this equates to a loss not of 200 pounds but
approximately 75pounds.

If you cannot afford to lose 75quid on an Aim listed share without whinging, I would
seriously consider looking elsewhere to invest.

A nice, safe cash ISA paying 1.5% per year perhaps.

With thanks to Mikemine who posted this short article on the 'Red' board.
https://www.energy-storage.news/news/worlds-first-long-term-battery-insurance-service-launches-from-munich-re

A reminder of how far the world has come and is going in regards to Renewable energy and the
storage of that power. Our time is nigh! :~)

Cheers RK......

Always one to lift the spirits.....Appreciated :~)

Release some worthwhile news so that this board can have something Bmn related to read.

Cheers Matey.

Sanchez....

This link may help. :~)http://bit.ly/2NEkrkI

Seams the cricketer is out for a duck! :~))

This Daily Mail article may help.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/expat/article-6618459/Can-Isa-abroad-close-it.html

Somtam67....

You are entitled to keep your UK Isa but you are not allowed to add to it while living out of the
jurisdiction of the UK tax authorities. :~))

I spy 'Blue' :~))

D) A bloody lot.

https://www.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcasts/5c503be1355d674ef131dbcc/121-mining-cape-town-afritin-mining-presentation

It seems, in all the right places.
He is becoming quite prominent in the SA mining scene. :~))
https://www.bizcommunity.com/Article/196/608/187194.html

http://www.miningweekly.com/article/tin-use-in-batteries-may-rise-to-60-000-t-by-2030-industry-group-2019-02-15

Not sure if already posted as 'LS' is usually on the ball over these matters but I
wll post anyway.
https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3852453/Vanadium/BATTERY-RAW-MATERIALS-MARKET-REPORT-0401-Cobalt-sulfate-discount-narrows-after-aggressive-metal.html

Strider4....

I note your disdain for Alfa's attempts to dissect the trades here but at least he attempts to
explain and show his reasonings behind his thoughts.

Now your post at10.48 states that 'what we are seeing here is plain old buying
and selling-trading if you will. It's that simple'

Where is your evidence for that statement?.
Point me to where you gleaned this information from as everything I've been reading
concerning trade figures for Bmn lately have suggested more buys than sells.

Perhaps you would show this board the courtesy to back your emotive statement
with some verifiable figures. Cheers Matey.

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