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Just keep buying, move your bad performing shares to a good performing one for a while, keep the bad ones on a watch list and move back if you feel the tone is right.
This will be a very good week here.
I expect the US and EU V price to be over $50 threshold on Monday, this is a strong buy indicator.
China will have to catch up, see high % increase in China soon.
There will be articles about the company and V price over the weekend. People are looking for a commodity stock to put there money in, how about one that is way below true value and miles from the conflict?
Court case, BMN can bring this to a successful conclusion on Monday, there will be a further increase PM on Monday.
Hopefully on that RNS conclusion, FM takes that opportunity to update us on BE and other items. We know he does not like paying for RNS.
Then you have the crackpots who sold in the panic on Friday buying back in as it dawns on them where this is going.
A very very positive time for BMN and this share price.
If those stars align, I expect 15p to be broke on Monday, which is only 20%. And still undervalued by around 9p.
24p first target, IMO by end of March mid April.
Someone email that zac Mir for his opinion
Stronger V price than last year, in fact highest in over 18 months.
Higher Rand average to the $ than last year, so far
278,000 kg of V sitting in stock waiting to be sold at the higher price bringing in at least $11 million
Higher production than ever
Third Kiln coming on line later this year.
BE energy and VRFBs gaining traction, energy now is at the forefront of every EU nation
Battery storage contracts in Africa due to released as part of a renewable scheme
Lower production costs than last year.
SP and market cap around 50% Lower than this time last year.
Have I missed anything or got anything wrong?
It’s got to be a screaming buy.
Do you think the company now in s good cash position might stop diluting then, when would they expire.
Any info would be appreciated.
I feel company is doing all it can to increase value but this is holding back the stock price and mcap.
Due to the amount I was thinking Al Marj but after all the time they have held, be crazy to sell now if all is so rosey. Does not make sense.
So I’m going with Lombard, how can who ever it is get off with selling that amount for that duration with dropping a RNS. No right.
Is anyone concerned about the persistent large sells, it has been happening for about 3-4 months?
Every buy is met with a sell, who is it, why no RNS as they must have sold about 30 million shares, and why do it if Sav is so close?
Mick88, held down to put a low ball offer in as a starting point maybe?
Its hard to see the EIA not being granted with all the news flying about and Portugal being at the Centre. Portugal needs this industry, revenue and jobs.
If an offer comes in, be crazy to sell shares straight off as due to low MCAP their would be interest from at least one other party.
Starfox, the last paragraph I feel is the best
"The exploration of lithium cannot become a national objective that allows us to extract it in any way or at any price", said Nuno Forner, from the environmental NGO Zero. Having "a lot of reservations" about the Savannah mine, the environmentalist does not exclude a "surprise" from the environmental agency, but expects it to give a favorable opinion under certain conditions.
Every buy is being met with a sell and has been for a while.
Is it a distressed seller?
or are we being held down for the purpose of an offer?
Be good to get a good update this side of the new year. Or at least an RNS on who is reducing their holdings, at a guess this will stop for the new year, most financial companies end of year.
Best to get these sells out of the way now, rather than when good news lands, at another guess, I would estimate around 40 million shares has been sold over the last 2-3 months.
If EIA drops, you would like to think that a new heads of agreement has been worked in the back ground, GALP was willing to pay $6.4 mill, looks like the fund raise in the middle of the year was good business as that 10% GALP would have taken would be a bargain for them, £5.1 mill for 10%. with the ever rising price of Lithium and EIA should be getting double that for 10%.
Then the agreement for take off.