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hfx 27.78 for 300k

i wouldnt take any notice of the buys vs sells on here

and hfx have the bid at 26.72 for 50k....

@expert I don't think anyone on here can answer your questions.....lets see how the trades look over the next few days that should give us a clue

the company were notified today so my take is they have been washed through the system or as good as

Ah don't be too hard on Charlie Nick.....seems they can spot 'massive potential' all over aim

18/10/2019 ￡200 win or lose

this not the time to be selling way too much news in the pipeline and we've all seen the reaction to great news here previously....i am expecting a slow rise now as is the way here..we are thankfully not a pump and dump stock. Mokopane might not be far away now...been a long time coming....time is now

well done alfa...always best to have that distinction re contributions... :-)

you have a way with words knuttie....very well put...post recommended

Please do Nick they always put a smile on my face :-)

true to form jbg....

everything is in black and white and on the up....this is just the start...

I wasn't involved in the comp but have just donated

I intended to top up with the last of my SIPP transfer by cop on Friday. I was driving around the west coast of Ireland and thought I would leave it until today to add.....thankfully I had a signal when the RNS landed however my two mates weren't as excited as me because I pulled off the road like a bat out of hell..burning rubber to a chorus of wtf do you think you are doing? They were hanging onto anything they could get their hands on. Signal coverage had been dodgy at best but I managed to get another 200k @ 26.95. I have always been confident about my investment in BMN and never more so now. I took a bit of a risk ( but not a massive one IMO) retiring on the 'potential' of this company....time will tell.

good luck Dan....wish i had that problem at 27 ;-)

@libero....I notified HRMC of the losses and the tax years they pertained to...I obviously had all the data from HFX. They responded and agreed in writing that I could carry the losses forward to last year. I seem to recall you can roll back five years.

@libero....I done exactly this last year as I had made some good profits in my trading account....I went back five years and calculated any losses I had incurred then contacted HMRC and they agreed that I could offset. Believe it or not they never asked for any evidence.

hear hear

i just wondered if they looked like rollovers to you knuttie with the associated costs...i've never used them so no idea if/what charges are incurred