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Uncle mad,
And yet you say you bought in 2011 - 12 years ago.
So many holes in your nonsense.
I'm going nowhere.
Filter me.

More horse sh*t uncle mad. You originally posted that the shares were your wife's.
Methinks you are tying yourself in knots with your fantasies.

More cut and paste BS, uncle mad
You missed out the bit about you gaffe in Brighton and you luvvy chums.

You old fool. Who is llbj ha ha

Unclemal,
Your posts are repetitive drivel.
I don't believe a word you say. You are either demented or just plain stupid.
Buying shares and then hoping their value falls ffs.

Is it any wonder that day after day, dozens of posts guessing what the company is doing / planning?
Because Budge doesn't know himself, is an awful communicator and only bothers to communicate at all when he needs more cash.
Endless conjecture is pointless when the bloke who is in charge is clueless.

Eric,
Absolutely! What you are talking about is a proper plan with activities plugged into a rigorous schedule with attendant responsibilities and costs - dealines even!!
In truth, Budge does not have what amounts to such a business plan - nowhere near.
As far as the delay in commencing work until the ‘new’ money appears, what about the £1.7m already in the coffers, or is that earmarked for another splurge open Kosovo?

Suzy,
It makes me a realist - not suffering from blind faith, wishful thinking and misplaced loyalty.

Maddog,
You seem to be fixated on counselling? Probably due to your own personal experience.
Now, are you prepared to intelligently debate the content of my post, or simply stag me off for posting it?

A 73% uptake on a fundraising offering a 46% discount is such an abject failure.
The result is rather having £8m cash to use, the company has little more than 50% of that figure after taking into account the bridging loan repayment, which will be £2m ( 1.76m + expenses.
So even Budge’s woolly and unfocused ambitions will need to be significantly cut back.
He’ll be back for more within 12 months at an even more derisory level and asking people with minimal appetite for the risk.
BTW, Vardar is worth much less than the £3.5m already frittered away by BEM. The few survey results so far have not shown anywhere near a commercially viable mining opportunity. Plus it’s Kosovo, still like the Wild West.
Fire sale imminent in my view.
People expressing any hope this morning must be crazy, seriously.

Thanks for your " advice " Maddock ha ha ha.
Any advice I might have for you would be wasted on you.
I could never aspire to your levels of intelligent debate.

No need for anyone to be at loggerheads, Eric.
You have a high average, so your support for the company stems from a need to make good the paper loss. Such a position may blind people to reality.
I’ll ask you a simple question:
If you were in receipt of an application from Budge for a CEO position after his 8.5 years with BEM, what compelling evidence is there for you to consider interviewing him?
Remember you own the company - your money, your risk.

I bash the company, Eric, for precisely the opposite reason.
To try and wake good people up to encourage them to think twice before continuing to choose to lose more money on this dog of a share.

The concession has resulted in a drop in the SP of 80%.
None of the upcoming “ inflection points “ are as fundamental or pivotal as the concession itself, simply necessary clerical work, so why should they add any value?
The only strategy which will move the SP up is a sale or JV with some cash rich mining operation.
Budge made the fatal error of viewing the awarding of the concession as a full stop, a destination. It is not. Merely a comma. He should have had a detailed plan in place in advance of the award ready to go in an instant. He dithered, did nothing, not even commenting in the lamentable fall in the SP, then chucked more money at Kosovo.
Now he wanders around mumbling about ambitions with his schoolgirl jewellery and denims.
Pure caricature.

oldbrian,
Nonsensical statement. The SP was stable at around the 10p mark in the months leading up to the awarding of the concession. So the concession proved to be disastrous.
Budge clearly wasn’t expecting to get the concession and was both wrong footed and unprepared.
Exactly as Cameron had never expected the Brexit vote to go the way it did, and was so arrogant had no pan B.
I have no faith in Budge gaining traction in any of the 3 areas of activity, sorry.

Are you joking, Suzy?
I wouldn’t part with a single penny on this share while Budge is CEO.
There is no realistic prospect of any shareholder value from any of the 3 areas of activity.
Just more spending, waiting and dilution.

Sorry to remind you, Eric, but you repeatedly said exactly that in 2020 with the 3.16p placing.
I doubt the fundraising will be 100% taken up, and a sizeable chunk will disappear on repaying the bridging loan before Budge starts chucking more money at Kosovo.
I’m saying in the next few months you’ll be able to buy cheaper than 2.06p

Now selling at 2.2p and falling. What a waste of time for investors.
But hey ho, Budge is sorted.

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0.3 SEK in Sweden this morning ffs.
Talk about market cap for BEM is fanciful. It’s worth next to nothing.