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Pdub your defence of this dysfunctional outfit is boundless and I admire your steadfastness but surely, even you, must question why, despite all the progress and achievements, the SP is lagging behind. As I mentioned in one of my earlier educational briefings this pattern defies the efficient market hypothesis entirely. I genuinely wish you all the very best here given the time and effort as well as money invested but I’ve seen this movie before and it doesn’t end well.

The only contrarian view I’m witnessing here is that investors seem happy with the share price falling. Bizarre

Really strange that the majority on here seem to hero worship a guy that has lost them a lot of cash. Never has the old adage nowt as queer as folk been more evident.

Yeah he reminds me of someone that swerves out of the way of the cyclist to get hit by a bus. Needs to get his priorities in order.

Somewhat surprised he’s got time for this sort of theoretical fluff given some of the problems closer to home.

Marc 5 years ago it was 44 pence now it’s 4pence so extrapolating perhaps 0.5 pence ? DYOR.

30-35m would be fair value imho.

Be careful he’s incredibly pessimistic about the outlook for BMN and given his track record I wouldn’t bet against him.

“ was in BMN 2013 - 2018, bought a load at the lows and sat there in loss 75% down, went to 1800% up, I'd held the lot so at 48p I sold them and walked away.

Best decision ever, no top slicing, balls in one hand and rode it to the finish line, fully researched.

Everyone, but everyone was telling me it was going to £2.00 I believed them but 48p set me up so I was done.

If 7 or 10p sets you up fair play, personally I've researched the bejesus out of this, and I've looked at everyone elss who puts it online, and i'm holding those balls again cos 7 - 10p is the easy money, thats where the 'smart' money from further afield will enter, the 'hot' money will be 30 - 50p imo”.

Remember he got abused by many on here but fair play looks like he’s an AIM magician. Casp is 100% up

Listened to a very interesting article the other week where an industry expert stated he wouldn’t be surprised if the regulation governing the strength of steel production might be relaxed in China - not sure how this might impact vanadium demand

Pdub please refer to the 5th paragraph. Apologies I should have been more explicit…. I often make the mistake of thinking others connect the dots like I do - one of my weaknesses I guess.

Steel output at its lowest since the Great Depression

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b0b5d608-a3f5-11ed-b7e5-9dfcc7cfc218?shareToken=c793ebda42aed7619584c834322b8f94

Bloody autocorrect Mojapelo

Someone quoted “It seems unfathomable why the company could not have commissioned the mini-grid many years ago to help guard against load shedding” I also find hat staggering given the unparalleled genius of Fortune Male*****.

mikinaman……you must have one hell of a life expectancy

Does anyone know whether this is secured debt - I can see a massive debt to equity dilution before Q1 to clear this and tbh many others must have the same view given the depressed SP.

I remember that episode -retired couple who foolishly ploughed their life savings into a shack they bought on the cheap convinced it was good value. Got plans to built a mansion but ran out of money and had to borrow heavily to raise much needed capital for the expansion. Build was beset with delays and broken promises and 5 years later when Kevin returned very little progress had been achieved. Heartbreaking really.

Lacking intelligence……don’t you mean 2 months.

More importantly hope today was positive

Don’t worry pdub we won’t. Good luck

Talking about porridge….this RNS is classic Jam tomorrow but unfortunately it’s the Budgen’s cheap ****e as opposed to Bonne Mamman berries and cherries