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The volume has died leaving Duferco free to bring the SP down. Unfortunately, BMN's lack of activity has bored everyone to death. Those few investors that know, know. Nobody else gives a sh*t about a company that refuses to promote what it's doing.

The market didn't have confidence in BMN in 2018 (why would it?), so why did the SP rise to 50p back then and what's the difference between then and now? Duferco, that's what.

Why would BMN worry about China shutting 5% of the country when 73% of its vandaium is sold to US, Europe and RoW? Doesn't add up, does it?

Face it, none of it adds up, does it?

@pb940 wheeling out the same old garbage. If I'd been duplicitous I would not be able to operate under this username.

I attach a lot of value to BBN's opinions, but that doesn't make him trustworthy. People don't provide research for altruistic reasons, the logic behind putting that info in the public domain is to persuade others to follow their course of direction. There's no need to be grateful to them either, because they're not doing it for your benefit.

Yeah, I have personal trust issues because I don't trust people who say one thing Friday then do the complete opposite on Monday. Maybe you're just naive.

Nuclear war? I doubt the banks will be open that day to take his profits out.

Unless BBN made an impulsive decision today to sell - highly unlikely, he was ramping at the end of last week in an attempt to raise the SP knowing he would sell on Monday.

People should keep their buys and sells to themselves if they want to be trusted.

BBN Thursday: "$60 per kg FeV over a sustained period is more than enough to deliver a significant producer like #BMN big margins and a significantly higher SP."

BBN Friday: "Dramatic events have intensified a commodities bull market and created unbelievable opportunities in companies that have far lower risk profiles."

BBN Monday: "There's lots to like about the next few months but I just couldn't justify BMN sitting at over 20% of my portfolio."

Damaging his credibility IMO. Either he was ramping last week or deeply confused now.

Fingers crossed your new drug treatment is successful Pdub.

@mijaed

VRFBs aren't a fire risk, stupid.

Yes, the SP doing well currently clarkgriswold but the reasons are nothing to do with company operations. BMN don't drive the SP, they only hamper it.

@Pdub

Hope you're doing okay. Forgive me for not being excited about BMN taking a larger slice of Enerox when BE tell us nothing about what it's doing, what they're doing or how, when or if their supposed VRFB ties up will be profitable or ever happen.

What I do see is more dilution.

You can always trust in BMN to release an RNS that trashes the SP. Maybe one day they'll deliver some good news.

Not blaming anyone alfredh, but when Duferco is out there will be nothing to hold this baby back.

Another 2m sell by Duferco. If not them, who else?

If not for them, BMN would probably be at 20p already. That's the problem with shares, you take the stairs on the way up and the elevator down.

... as will the dividends.

alfredh, if the V price gets to $100+ and stays there due to irreversible Russian sanctions, BMN will be a cash elephant and bring Mokopane into production. Nobody will give a monkeys about batteries when BMN is pumping out 8000mtV and making £400m pa - and the SP will speak for itself.

Further to that:

The [Amazon] company now has 274 renewable energy projects globally and claims that it is on track to power 100% of its business operations with renewable energy by 2025, five years earlier than its original 2030 commitment.

These new utility-scale wind and solar projects will bring Amazon’s total committed renewable electricity production capacity to more than 12GW and 33,700GWh when the projects become fully operational.

https://www.parcelandpostaltechnologyinternational.com/news/sustainability/amazon-launches-series-of-clean-energy-projects-to-power-business-operations.html#:~:text=The%20company%20now%20has%20274,than%20its%20original%202030%20commitment.

@Sangijuelas1

You said Avacta will need to raise capital when net cash at end 2021 was £27m and therefore have no need to fund until 2023. Seeing as you have no idea regarding LFT sales for 2022, your assumptions are purely theoretical, if not nonsensical.