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Their battery will be powered exclusively by all that untold potential of Jack Wilshire's that somehow never came to be.

(Spurs fan here too!)

For the paltry sum of 52 shares. Ridiculous.

The UT was 45.5, so at least we'll see a bump up first thing tomorrow morning.

Unfortunately I have maxed out my ISA allowance and could do with saving some cash for Christmas so I'm afraid my buying is likely all done till April! Your analysis has quelled my slightly twitchy nerves with regards to this somewhat ridiculous drop in SP.

Alafa, thanks as ever for the analysis, this is just plain bonkers now. How long could they keep these games up for? Surely the overwhelming demand v supply is going to put them enormously out of pocket, given they have no warrants to dig them out of their hole?

London Stock Exchange showing us closing at 44.5 interestingly. Will probably be a dip at the open of play tomorrow.

Small top up to my ISA for my wife (finally convinced her to dip in after she read the SP Angel re-rate article on TBP over my shoulder!).

2400 @ 43.2p

GLA

Speaking of the spangles - has anyone seen this morning that they've resigned as MYSQ's broker? Happy to do their dirty work when the money was coming their way, less happy to hang around and deal with the fallout...

L2analyst - It's drastically undervalued.

In this instance I ought to tell you to go away, stop being so lazy, and do your own research, but luckily for you some people are kind enough to do this for you - head to The Bushveld Perspective.

knuttie - The same day the crashing realisation dawns on JM that his V pricing model for 2019 is complete pony, Bushveld is suddenly worth more than double what it was the previous month. That makes sense, doesn't it? 🤔

A trade for the grand total of 46 shares at 38.5p has popped up timestamped 16.36. Ridiculous!

10000 @ 39.15p. Well below the normal spread.

Alfa - it's the thorough research and commentary by individuals such as yourself, Nick and BBN (amongst others) that is driving me to stick this one out, and probably many others. I'm approaching 100% profit on BMN having been here just 6 months, and were I not better informed, I would almost certainly look to take the profit and run. As it is I am thinking longer term (probably sensible advice for most novice investors, really) and have huge hopes for the future.

£10+ a share makes me giddy. I'm doing my best to put it to the back of my mind and focus on the more comprehensible short term gains (which are still mightily impressive).

Given my modest means and holding size, £5 a share would be moving into the "life changing" category. £10 a share would be beyond my wildest dreams! Add in dividends and I may never need to sell up, I'm holding all the way.

LSE (the other one) has us closing at 38.75.

Remarkable that after taking so long to break 30p (including a false start), we're now flying through the 30s and look set for the 40s tomorrow!

I am writing to you as a shareholder with deep concerns over the company's nominated broker and advisor, SP Angel.

The lack of interest, attention to detail and promotional efforts by SP Angel has not gone unnoticed by many in the shareholding community, and while this is a source of deep frustration and thought by many to be causing resistance to the realisation of an appropriate valuation on the market, it is at least tolerable in the short term.

However, I am sure you are aware that MySquar, who SP Angel act as Nomad for and supported in their placement and admission to the market, have had trading suspended today and their CEO is facing accusations of fraud. I find it quite troubling that Bushveld finds itself associated and indeed linked to this organisation by way of being the company's nominated Broker. I feel that Bushveld can do far better in this respect, and is by a long stretch deserving of a Broker that not only appropriately values and promotes the organisation it is paid to represent, but also does not engage with companies that represent the very worst of AIM.

I look forward to hearing back from you.

Best Regards
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Think that covers the bases quite well.

I was thinking much the same - an "As a Concerned Investor" type email?

All appalling stuff though. At best SP Angel are naïve and don't due their due diligence. At worst... well that doesn't really bear thinking about now, does it?

JM sets targets, three months later we exceed them, and he issues a meagre revision upwards. Wash, rinse, repeat. What is the point in that?

I've been here less than 6 months (by a very serendipitous set of circumstances and blind luck), my target initially was £1.

£1 quickly became my "I will be disappointed if the SP isn't this within 12 months", and my optimistic target became £3 or thereabouts with a couple of years.

I was quite happy to settle with this, until we recently started talking £10 share prices and 65p dividends, now I don't know quite what to do! Ultimately I guess it comes down to what I want to do with my return I suppose. I have time on my side, however my wife and I have a young (18 months) son, I would love for us to be able to buy our "forever" home within a few years - for me this would need the SP to be in the £5+ area.

This situation was bound to happen sooner or later, this just proves how out of their depth they are when it comes to valuing the company. Time to bring in a professional outfit, Fortune.