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Great informative first post!

Easy habitual mistake for me as only dabbled in smaller companies and 99% AIM bar this one. Regardless I've learnt in the last two years the whole market seems to be balanced against the PI, when the big boys are playing.
Soupdragon saw that Klaxon coming soon as I posted :)

Sorry not AIM but just small companies in general

I did say yesterday the AGM RNS usually does not say much and not to expect a rise from that.
However patience is required for future podcasts/RNS/articles and go from there.Two great updates so cannot complain really.
Just remember on AIM the SP and the business don't always move in the same direction due to dark arts/big seller.

Both great reads and allay any negative sentiment for me.

Am I correct in the thinking the RNS from the AGM will just show resolutions that have passed etc and not much information regarding payments and trading etc.
Just thinking the AGM RNS won't be as exciting as some think, unless the additional information discussed is somehow relayed to the media.
I was just looking at BMN's as a reference earlier and I don't expect a large shift in SP if it is just like theirs.

MG I have avoided checking both my shares as its not important if you are holding. I could have had 60% and 95% profit at one point but waiting for the life changing gains, which take years for successful companies.
The only regrets are topping up at the wrong times because more shares could be had.

So the chairman of NSB was in London talking to NFX, hopefully this should resolve the milestone payments.
Now Justin has mentioned this twice in a few days, i believe Dan will be keen to resolve this matter and issue an RNS.

Slower rises are more sustainable and allow PI's to join the ship before it sails.
Trader's will cause larger fluctuations otherwise, especially with the pump and dumpers out there.

Explains why there hasn't been a re-rate after spread-ex. Hopefully CPI collecting profits otherwise, they have a lot of shares to sell.
Regardless I'm holding through the dips and adding where I can.

Hi CC i'm not subconsciously worried about anything and never looking to twist anything. Just reading between the lines as somebody who works with people everyday and maybe you are disingenuous if I am.
Some people just want a response in life negative or positive it seems.

Hi CC.
Eskom falling would not be great for SA/BMN as you say but you are bundling many opinions as if they are linked together.

At present BMN are making plenty of money without Eskom, so saying that if Eskom go under this would be the death knell for BMN is overstated. MN and Fortune have quoted they have been in discussions with hundreds of companies so I'm sure their fingers are in many pies and contingency plans are in place. The Avalon battery leasing contract is just one curveball away from Eskom.

BMN will be part of the solution to save Eskom, offering mini-grids like they will soon have online at Vametco and hopefully many more mines in the future.
The article you posted discusses Eskom will use IPP's and PPP's to help restructure Eskom. The World Bank will fund the energy storage side of things as you should know.
''Step 3 would be the creation of a competitive generation sector. This could be in the form of a handful of unbundled former Eskom generators, a limited number of public-private partnership (PPP) generators, a few hundred renewable energy and other independent power producers (IPPs), and several thousand distributed, small-scale, embedded generators.''

Regarding unions against BMN; we do not need to worry about that, whatever happens at Eskom and their unions.
"We are delighted to announce the successful completion of the wage negotiations with AMCU for the next three years, which eliminates the risks of strikes relating to wage negotiations and highlights the ongoing cooperative relationship with our workforce and AMCU. We continue to work on finalising an Employee Share Ownership Participation structure, which will allow our workforce to share in the success of the Company.''

You bring up the Mantashe's support for coal-mining as a reason for not approving Mokopane. Which again has no evidence as it maybe following due process.
Do not also forget BMN own a coal mine in the works themselves, so not just a one trick pony.

All investments have big risks and you would think most investors knew about SA and their political situation before investing. I just think you should let things go after being upset by a few visitors on the other board, After all you admit you haven't bought back in.

CC like I said previously you have big opinions like trump's twitter, that are nowhere near facts. Just because you don't like some people on here it's obvious you like to spread verbal diarrheoa onto this board.
Hope your other shares do well for you so you have other interests to trolling.

West Ham haha

Think it worked out to be 1.5% of the Vanchem earnings if I recall so not a big deal.

Good sleuthing and thank you for your time and effort Bella.

Thats a massive Opinion of how you think the world goes around and obviously should not be construed as reality CC.
Also if you were still invested in BMN you would know they are looking at local debt facilities so free cash flow isn't the be all and end.

Great news RK, you are a true gent and deserve all the good that comes your way!

Some people act like they have knowledge to de-ramp, then ask other people a 100 questions because they actually have no clue.
Once the questions are answered with facts by knowledgeable posters, they are still clueless so that really says it all to anyone looking for credibility.

Take it the FCA aren't too bothered about manipulation. I wonder if the board are aware of the algorithmic trading after releasing that RNS about the SP?
I am not saying the SP shouldn't be a lot lower than the highs previously, but somehow think it should be closer to 30p.