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As delighted as I am that the SP is motoring again, anyone that estimates a £10 sp and 65p divi is probably doing more harm than good. That sort of blatant ramping is preposterous, but then again, it came from a preposterous source.

What's not preposterous is that BMN is still a 10 bagger.

This is nothing. I have seen AIM stocks flying 5-10 times higher than this based on a hunch with nothing like the fundamentals BMN has. Price is still 🤡

@Headancer

A warrant seller. The final overhang was cleared with a 17m buy at close of play and the SP re-rated for several weeks after. Either the buying was strong throughout Erongo's sell off and simply continued unabated, or a lot of investors were waiting for the overhang to clear before piling in.

Let's hope so, the Erongo re-rate was immense; triggered by a 17,000,000 buy.

Erongo-time?

No idea if this is insightful or not, but the link shows planned battery distribution in Phase One to Dec 2019
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https://renewablesnow.com/news/eskom-plans-800-mwh-of-battery-storage-by-dec-2019-631306/

Filter lol. The only people that use it are those that are too cowardly to be held accountable for their views. We all know they're toggling back and forth anyway.

Ask Kate Bush, she went up to the ninth wave.

I've never censored anyone. Why anyone would be afraid to post anything on my account. let alone filter me is bizarre. Didn't realise my opinions carry that much weight or importance.

Unfortunately, most investors take the Baldrick approach: "Baldrick, you wouldn't see a subtle plan if it painted itself purple and danced naked on top of a harpsichord singing 'Subtle plans are here again!'"

Re: below. Infographics work very well for this, e.g. https://postimg.cc/7b7THLDY

Precisely, Alpha. My analogy is an employer looking at a CV. "According to studies, recruiters spend an average of six seconds reviewing an individual resume."

Imagine you have six seconds to get BMN's story across to someone knows nothing about investing or mining but has a wad of cash sitting in the bank begging to be invested if they could just be convinced.

With the below in mind, simply directing people to Bushveld Perspective is not going to cut it. As brilliant a resource as it is, most people will give it 5 seconds and it says nothing about the opportunity at face value.

I'm all for PR outreach. I recently posted about BMN on a money forum and my post has attracted 350 views. Every little helps, and god knows if anyone has invested on my say so, but you also have to be clever about how you do it.

Who are we trying to reach, II or personal investors? Presumably, it's the latter, but either way you need to put yourself in the mindset of someone that knows nothing about BMN, mining or renewable energy.

That means unraveling everything we know about BMN and putting ourselves in the shoes of an uninformed investor. Try to imagine what statements would attract us to invest in BMN if we knew nothing about it. That's the secret to sparking people's interest and getting them to click links, otherwise you'll be perceived as just another ramper trying to ramp.

You also have to use terminology for dummies.

I have tried to convince many people to invest in BMN, but as soon as I go from making very simple, basic statements, their eyes start to glaze over and before long they haven't a clue what I'm talking about. I'm sure you've all experienced something similar.

Fortune's hand was shaking like a little kitten, but we should be very proud of him.

Unfortunately, this could explain the attitude adopted by First Island - we've made a sh*tload of cash in a politically unstable environment, let's get out while the going is good.

Having said that, I maintain that BMN is still in its growth stage. All shareholders that invest in companies throughout this phase typically have to suffer the consequences of equity placements and fundraising on the SP.

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What makes pdub think anyone cares if he filters them - let alone make a grand announcement? Pure arrogance. Just because Meyer's making him look stupid, there's no need to double-up on it.

It is what it is Knuttie, and it's not as if BMN is being singled out - the behaviour is standard practice. They can buy/sell at whatever price they choose - no one is forced to do either, but I believe delaying the trades and similar dirty tricks should not be allowed.

But what can we do? The rules won't be changed at our behest.

A dividend would not only attract investors and retain investors, obviously, but a good many here would plough their divis straight back into the company - I know I would.

All good for the SP 😁