RE: Funding situation21 Nov 2024 11:20
For me, it's more about "timing" of any large scale investment into Bres - as opposed to a trade. I don't mean "timing" in the sense of trying to nail the top or bottom, which is rarely achievable other than through luck. But more a case of "timing" in terms of when the share price is likely to gain most traction. At the moment, we all know that Bres has been stuck in a trading range between 3.5p to 5.5p for a few years, with occasional extremes at 3p and 6p. I believe this is a direct consequence of the placings that have had to be done at these pricings. I accept that those placings have been necessary, but it also has to be accepted that they have held Bres back - at least that's my opinion. It's not a criticism of Bres, as there is no alternative.
But it is also clear to me that further placings will be needed, if not for the DFS, then when it comes to project funding, as well as for Bres's working capital. Because of the existing dilution and warrants, the share price can't move outside this trading range meaning that these next placings will also likely have to be done within the current trading range, and probably at the lower end of it, just like the recent one. It's a bit of a vicious/self fulfilling cycle really - until that inflection point finally arrives.
Many have wondered why Bres isn't moving up giving the outstanding project and progres being made. Imho, the answer is because the current and future dilution are necessarily pegging it to these levels. The share price can only really go up when the impact of this dilution comes to an end, or the market no longer fears it. That means clearing current placing overhand and warrants, and not adding more to it in the future at these same prices.
But just my view and I might well be wrong. All imo and dyor