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I hear you Pdub, I am just waiting for the day that the BESS project is awarded to BMN for £100m's and this will rise more than any COVID stock has in one day.
One main reason it is so undervalued, its asset value is likely higher now.

Own up who sold 500k earlier and put it all in Avacta? :)

BMN is a share for the long term and will help when climate change is addressed. COVID is currently being addressed and miners/energy companies aren't at the top of the list but this will change in the coming months.

Albi I think your point about keeping away from the screen is important. There is far too much noise influencing our emotions without anybody knowing what is going on.
If you think about investment before the internet, do you think people will be reacting the same as they do these days on a few months of silence. I think in the 80's and early 90's people would have just got on with their day jobs and carried on with family life in most cases.
I think myself included we are all primed for everything happening immediately that the art of patience is dying with technology.
I still agree we are overdue news but I have the ability to wait for an explanation on the next RNS which will tell us if it was worth it or not.

I'd probably wait until the next RNS and see if we get any upswing. If we get a drop on good news then worth emailing.

https://www.sharesoc.org/blog/regulations-and-law/slave-to-the-algorithm-burford-and-the-importance-of-maintaining-confidence-in-a-broken-system/

Alfa posted his on twitter and no doubt this is one of the reason we aren't even up to 16p by now. The sheer amount of times this share stands still when buys outnumber sells is ridiculous. Hopefully one day whoever is playing with the SP gets bored as I have all the patience in the world.

https://invinity.com/balancing_cost_benefit_risk_solar/

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My post has disappeared so I will repeat in response to Dan47 again.
6 months ago Dan said this as he is a fountain of knowledge.
''Hi guys , quick question.
If you got lets say 50 k in Nfx Shares
some were bought at 10, some at 5 and so on....... how do they calculate the sell ? do they do a average between all shares?
Thanks in advance, Dan''

Atrades we all know you sold out for less than you would have preferred so it would be annoying if it rises considerably, after all it is human nature.
In fact will it make you feel better if others would make the same decision as you selling out at a loss/breakeven? Strength in numbers etc
Maybe you want a lower re-entry point as it's common behaviour amongst strong de-rampers as below's vital reading shows
https://messageboardfools.com/bashers.htm

Corrupt is a strong word to use in the context of things after all.

Filter we have a tenous link to COVID fibrosis at this stage, so not one to take advantage of if you are ethical and professional.
Morality and Ethics is a requirement in the medical world as you don't want to build false hope of treatments to those suffering or cause more harm.
There are some who will milk this without a proven product but I am comfortable we haven't taken that approach and let human trials show this.

Think somebody needs to give Eskom and the SA government a nudge as BMN are waiting for the call.
https://esmap.org/sites/default/files/ESP/21_South%20Africa%20Eskom%20Battery.pdf

Interesting last two headings suggest BMN has to be the chosen ones from this January document. This further reinforced from this February document using the word 'vertical integration'.
https://esmap.org/sites/default/files/events-files/7_South%20Africa%20-%20Eskom%20Battery%20Storage%20Project-4Feb2019.pdf

Hopefully tendering is now in Q2 and expedited by the World Bank to counteract the Eskom delays on the coal plant. Surely the WB will want to push the government on the BESS project if the other project needs to be delayed causing more pollution. The BESS is also a fraction of the cost.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-15/eskom-is-seeking-to-break-terms-of-3-75-billion-world-bank-loan

Lowly as is in figuratively compared to those two's millions. Obviously they need to value us too, but I am just hoping they knew things might take a few weeks longer and not something they need to notify.

Anyhow at least Bunsen is back to cheer us him with his positivity.
One of these days he's going to be spot on! Have a good evening and hopefully news tomorrow.

I haven't communicated but can be patient because I choose to ignore the negative echo chamber which will effect peoples sentiment if they let it.
He hasn't promised anything concrete and said he had hoped to do a deal by the end of Q1.
Let the company have some Covid leeway as Joanne and Dan have more riding on this than us lowly shareholders. i.e 70-odd million shares and options to add many more millions.

Yes but someone else got shafted for £60k's worth at 12.4p

Which internet places do people talk about these things Bassguy?

Uncrossed trade at close, so SP was lower than advertised at close to show a red morning regardless.

Great read Dav3J feels like we are close to change and support for VRFB's. Hopefully Lemur is offloaded like Afritin and wouldn't care if I didn't get any free shares. Funding maybe a concern so hopefully it can be offloaded to the Chinese partners for a small fee even.

''BNP Paribas is one of a growing list of financial institutions which have chosen to sever ties with coal. The bank said last week that it would accelerate its planned exit from coal financing to 2030 to bring its portfolio in line with the Paris climate goals sooner.

In the same week, the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund – the world’s biggest – ditched a host of coal mining and energy companies, including Glencore, Anglo-American, Vale and AGL over climate concerns. This follows coal blacklisting announcements by BlackRock, Standard Chartered and JPMorgan Chase.

The fossil fuel has fallen from favour in the eyes of many investors due to rising climate concerns, cheaper renewable energy alternatives and a public backlash against air pollution.''

You guys need to stop commentating on his presence hence FB kept posting that link. Any response is a win for trolls as it clogs up the board and they get 1p per response. Lets ignore and start a new thread after reporting please.

I echo the same regarding the next multi-billion industry Loudspeaker and the thing about the camels earlier.
I was just mowing the lawn listening to this Tedtalk podcast about changes in values we might see with regards to business. These ladies mentioned some of the attractive values I see in the operation of this company and helping the world.

FM has shown he has valued his employees by paying them fully, supplying communities with alcohol gel and water. Sometimes greed and monetary growth isn't the be all and end all when you look after the environment and people. This in return will give a lot natural growth in terms of government support and world/local communities wanting to help your company grow organically for doing the right thing.
The world is going to remember those businesses that took advantage of COVID when this is under control and those that survive will thrive. As you know there are plenty of chains in the UK we won't be using because of how they treated their staff for the sake of greed and helping profits not survival.

https://www.npr.org/programs/ted-radio-hour/848310993/what-we-value?showDate=2020-05-01

I liked the story of the yoghurt manufacturer company whose CEO reminds me of FM and not out of touch with employees or his supporters (Pdub last night for instance).

Wow Fortune is nearly as good a guy as you! Keep the faith and never give up.
My friends mum was terminal and given 6 months. She kept going for 12 years and never looked ill once defying the doctors.