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BBN excellent post Perfect logic Perhaps you should forward same to Simon Thompson of the Investors Chronicle!? Might be simply throwing pearls (of wisdom) at swine but only by putting the message out there beyond this B.B. where you preach to the already converted will the wider investment managing folk get the message. Thus you would educate those whose money is needed to transform the share price This B.B. is blessed with brilliant analysts- yourself, fat banker ,Alfa and others (apologies for my specifically mentioning). The wider market needs educating so if several bombarded the slow and conservative perhaps we will have rapid advance?

I do take the rag and wonder why I bother .
it regurgitates old news and fails to pick up on a gem like BMN about which I told them directly 6 months ago.
1 measly reference in a recent issue tucked away at p. 66.
It is pathetic and a waste of time reading most of it

Hear Hear

I have checked and the 27970 which shows as a sell was my purchase. Liars they are, so don't believe your eyes folks!!

Cannot understand the sea of red . I sold my Fevertree for a purchase of BMN I am sure my broker will have done the deal but it is all red! Very Orwellian LSE appear to be ! Reverse speak perhaps? So don't believe the colour code is the message. Why do they do it?

Got to survive that long though. !! Trust and hope you will. I shall buy you a customary present to thank you for putting me onto BMN at various prices since 1.45p. Don't know if LTHs know how far and wide has Knuttie's advice re this share gone At least 5million bought due to him. If all others persuaded their pals to do likewise we would soon see off the MMs and their aggravating games

FB You and me both. I never thought it would take so long to get pension funds out of Life assurance companies so that I could through a SIPP control where they are invested , but very shortly will have them and may as a sign of respect invest them in BMN in your multiples(!!). Enjoy France-I love my trips there.Pity about their politics and taxation.

Appreciate your comment but prefer to look for FB's purchase numbers! 80085 are much more rewarding for BMN holders

See back page of Daily Telegraph Business section today Hope BE’s boss has his eyes on providing the batteries The burgeoning market for electric.....batteries is expected to revolutionise the UK power market

Each Friday morning recently I have awaited the postie bringing my weekly copy of IC I contacted them about 6 months ago to berate them for ignoring Bushveld At last they seem to have woken up and my compliments Wolfe for reposting their, I think, rather good article If this does not alert IIs to the possibility of buying One pound coins for 22 p, I don’t know what they will be alerted by by other than actual figures. Bring on the figures FM!!

Reading the following report on line today made me think that were I lucky enough to win The Corbine cup it would be appropriate to make a contribution to the RAF benevolent fund. The report read " Today marks 75 years since the RAF's now legendary Dambusters set off on their audacious raid to destroy three German dams at the heart of the Nazi war machine. Fifty-three pairs of gloves laid out by the RAF Benevolent Fund at the Bomber Command Memorial were a stark reminder of the lives lost that night, the families left without a loved one. RAF Chaplain Michael Chatfield paid tribute to the 133 brave airmen who set off on the raid in 1943 and RAF bugler Corporal Andrew Lofthouse signalled a minute's silence with the Last Post. RAF Benevolent Fund Director of Fundraising and Communications John Trampleasure laid a wreath in memory of the airmen killed. He said: "Commemorations like these are an opportunity for us as a nation to pause and reflect on the sacrifice of those brave men and women who defended our country 75 years ago. I am proud to know the RAF Benevolent Fund supported many of the families left bereaved by the raid and continues to support all RAF veterans, serving personnel and their families." Jill Owen's father Sgt Laurie Nichols was killed in the raid, on his 33rd birthday. She was just two years old. Jill said: "My father volunteered for that raid, I've always been very proud of his contribution but I did feel like I missed out. Life was very different after he passed away � it was harder for my mother, of course. My brother and I were educated thanks to the RAF Benevolent Fund which I know was a great comfort to her. I think the Bomber Command Memorial is incredible, a real tribute. And it is fitting that 617 Squadron is now taking on all of those new planes too." Bomber Command historian and RAF Benevolent Fund Ambassador Steve Darlow said: "Those brave men got in their Lancasters night after night and took the fight to the Germans. It's hard to imagine what it must have been like for them. Today's tribute is a fitting way to remember not just the Dambusters crews but all who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms today." The RAF Benevolent Fund has also opened a Book of Gratitude for members of the public to send their messages of thanks and tributes to Great Britain's last surviving Dambuster." War costs both sides lives and one must also remember innocent civilian loss. If I make money now in peacetime thanks to my investment in Bushveld , I feel obliged to give a bit back. Please forgive what is perhaps a personal posting, but without Bushveld I would not be in a position to make a meaningful contribution. Thank heavens for FM and his crew!

MTB - That's what I was referring to . Thank you

Didn’t I see a German company was starting to trial/sell VRFBs suitable for residential applications?

News today of home storage of power can do nothing but help raise the price of vanadium given lithium's apparent limitations How about FM greeting the news and offering Cambridge assistance in their researches