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£3k more or less. This is the last, the very last and the very very last time I buy BMN.

@Bon Scott

All these loans. I hope you told the wife.

I'm not ditching any time soon. I agree, BMN is safe as houses and I'll continue to hold indefinitely. When the vultures come circling, that's a reason to invest in itself for the average punter.

I'd be delighted at £1.50 SP followed by takeover bid taking it up to £1.80. That should be enough to get anyone frothing over their cornflakes.

I am still excited Pdub, but I'm also a realist. Whatever I make out of BMN can go into another equally opportune investment - some rise quicker and higher without having anything like the fundamentals. I found this one and I'll find others.

Whilst £1.00 is achievable, when BE gets going and certain institutions see this is a potential multi-billion $ company, they will want the lot, not just a wedge. The average takeover premium is only 20-30%. That's why I refuse to get excited about BMN making me rich(er).

Good to see the SP bouncing back so quickly, I can relate lol

Is it a broker note for Bushveld or RedT? Couldn't tell.

Really didn't deserve that.

Yes, all the best Knuttie. You have great sense of humour; may it carry you through difficult times.

Ha, finished below 25p - would have put my f*cking house on it. Still, highly appreciative of the rise today.

More people should pretend to use the filter button.

You're over-exaggerating. Move on - I have.

Lol

Why such an emotional response? It's almost as if you have a vested interest in capping the SP.

The price explains itself.

Desperate selling to keep this below 25p.

Lots of Bushveld holders selling and buying RedT today lol

Why would Wogen sell now if they were party to more information about future performance than we are? If that were the case you would have to assume they saw bad news coming and sold.

As I suggested a little while ago and is confirmed in this article, VRFB technology can - AND IS - being used in electric vehicles:

"Smaller-scale uses such as Warren Buffett’s BYD company using vanadium batteries for its electric vehicles and Subaru using a VFB to power its Subaru G4e vehicle."

Yes, the Subaru runs on a lithium-vanadium phosphate battery, but it still demonstrates another potentially MASSIVE market for vanadium.

The price movements don't seem natural to me. The SP keeps retracing at the same point. Why not breach 24p and retrace from there? This is AIM. During periods of no news sellers try to construct psychological ceilings that encourage selling at a fixed point. They're not satisfied with long-term gains, greed dictates they want to day trade as well. Not that difficult on a share with such low volume.