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Yes you did Daisy, on a regular basis. and you are late to the feeding frenzy.
And HarChris- you alluded to the value of the inventory but that can't be true because alfred says that `the assets as such are worth nothing'. I mean, it's just a pile of rocks isn't it? And they cost more to take out the ground than they are worth?

Mr B.I have said the same thing before, except `hyenas' would be a better word. Can't be bothered to respond, as it only prolongs their tedious and baseless narrative, although alfred's `when operational results are as bad as they are being reported' takes the prize for the most blatant act of diving this season. Red Card.

No coincidence that the trolling and vitriol hot up prior to news. Haven’t got the time to read it, but clear to me that the SP has been driven down so the ‘pros’ can cash in after the next RNS. Fundamentals will win the day and long term holders just have to hold their nerve. Kudos for PDub and HarChris for defending the line, but honestly guys, I wouldn’t spend time on this mob. They will disappear eventually.

Fortune’s strategy premise,, in a nutshell: Bushveld has the primary processing infrastructure that is a barrier to entry ( on cost) for other aspiring producers.

On the contrary marc001, I think that is a very good observation. The video seems to be aimed at IIs (albeit in a African corporate style) and this is clearly the way to go. The percentage of PIs holding shares in this company is too high, and constrains the level of investment, To put it bluntly, too many punters trying to turn a buck on SP movements..

The relationship with Orion is mutually beneficial. It is often portrayed by the negators on this board as some sort of Victorian cliched affluent creditor and penurious debtor relationship: 'pay up or I will will foreclose and send you to ruin'. Business is not like that these days.

Cindercone at 1856: 'When are you going to get it through your head that the trades displayed on here are completely unreliable to the extent of being meaningless? If you want accurate trading data you have to pay for it'.
OMG, your're right! I didn't actually buy 24,098 shares at a price of 4.1 at 14.22 when the sell was 4.0 and the buy was 4.1. It turns out I SOLD THEM because it is all a big con. Everybody else must be the same. What on earth is going on. I've been deceived for years. Infamy, infamy, the've all got in in fa me. Cinders please please, where can I buy this accurate trading data?

Hyenas are out in force today, hunting as a pack, all trying and failing to be witty at shareholders' expense. Not sure what happened to the SP today - almost exclusively blue afternoon and overall Buy/Sell at 2.5/1 (whether you think it is right or wrong - don't care). And yes, I topped up at 4.1. Happy days.

Agreed, but I abhor the flagrant use of precious languages.

HMHG at 2308: your rhyming slang is as J Arthur as your posts. For future reference:
- geezers not `geezars'
- Tom Kite (Scottish?)
- pony and trap, not `pony trap' and usually just pony. No need for the second word - if you know you know.
- A Douglas or an Eartha has largely replaced a `Richard' as the latter has an alternative meaning.
At least you are not from my part of the world so that's a relief.

Hope it’s never 1p. Also hope that a big asteroid doesn’t hit earth before my new house is finished.

Apologies for piling in on you Cinders, but could you lay off the magisterial statements like ‘sentiment is appalling’ and ‘confidence is running out fast’ or prefix them with IMHO or something? My sentiment and confidence are effing brilliant thanks.

Agree with Pdub that the only debate now is the level of profit, and by extension, the degree to which it will break the back of the Orion debt. Based on the facts he has laid out (which nobody has disputed) I think it is likely that the cup is currently three quarters full, although I think we are all keen to hear the results of the fight against load shedding. The Board is keeping their cards hidden and SP movements at the moment don't really tell us anything except that the market is volatile, cash is short, and ISA day is nigh. Patience required but I am quietly confident.

He left it rather late. Mine was used up 6 months ago.

I feel your pain Basher - I was also very pi55ed off with the Jennings hand grenade, but glad I didn't throw the baby out with the bathwater. I think Martin Eales has done a good job over the past 6 months and deserves some credit. Still some way to go until we reach our rightful `7'.

It may not be legally binding but to say it is worthless is rather churlish. Don't think many people were thinking too much about ESG, but it is going to be very important for the industry going forward, and this shows positive intent. Well done Mr Eales.

Good analysis HarChris. The Orion factor is overblown, and very few companies are not carrying creditors of some description. Orion have a vested interest in BMN success. Geopolitical events have not affected SA mining to any significant degree in the lat century, and I don’t see why they should now as all sides have a finger in the pie. As for production targets, profits will trump tonnage. Looking forward to the next RNS.

Moirai: you are consistent and articulate with your criticism of the FM and the Board. It would be a disappointment not to hear your views on target achievement on Monday, or whever the RNS is published. Look forward to it. GLA.

Coffecups: making a big splash on your return from retirement, but Vanadium simply outclasses iron, tin, phosphate and tantulum (admittedly the latte4 two also sexy right now) in terms of future demand. DYOR and we will probably never agree but for me it is the Spice.

Got that, but the trading today doesn't reflect an 11% rise.