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Makes financial sense, cheers

Were there any murmurings of the bushveld energy, Zimbabwe projects that have been broadcast but not reported?

Just waiting on the floodgates opening then.

Has there been much coverage or commentary on vanadium leasing?

The simple solution would be for the company to agree to take x million shares from the seller to facilitate the JSE listing (this would protect profit for the seller, reduce downward pressure on sp and give the company the means of transferring shares to the JSE exchange) everyone's a winner unless this doesn't suit.

It is and i stress it is opinion only in my view that a reduced sp is part of the plan, to make good the South African story.

What is to say for example that YDH, Golden Saint or an African based friendly holder are not selling down part of their holding to reduce the sp, come listing time the company issues new shares (not necessarily at a discount but at real time sp of listing given imo we are currently undervalued) and they then take those shares back at the set price, everyone's a winner.

The company makes good its listing on JSE, huge demand for shares so company sees fit to issue increased amount of shares to speed up its development (a large % going back to whoever is currently selling) so raises more capital, current seller profits nicely(difference between selling from say 30p downwards to say 20p and then picking those shares back up at 20p). South Africans get cheap entry. Whats to say that whoever is shorting wont have access to listing shares if the company does decide to issue shares.

Then the news follows.

I may be well wide of the mark but that's my take on things.

Sounds good to me.

later, rather than sooner.

best wishes pdub

I'm going for Acacia selling down, will find out soon enough. Would have been ammunition for the shorters.

noticed that aswell, the 10.56 trade of 54644 fits in with the Acacia Resources holding. I expect to see a reduction from either them or YDH when the top 10 list updates. the short may be relying on this to reduce the sp.

Fits in nicely timing wise.

http://www.power-week.com/Africa/Speakers/bio/PeterOldacre.html

Wednesday PM agenda could be interesting.

As NickD says 'coiled spring'

Updated as at end of March, no change to holdings of note from YD, golden summit or Acacia.
The tide must turn soon.

Thanks Alfacomp, looked a bit further into this

https://quotes.wsj.com/UK/XLON/BMN/company-people

The invesco keystone investment trust is interesting,
BMN is the 16th biggest holding within the fund, which may not seem significant but when you look at the more prominent holdings they include, BP, Barclays, Tesco, Royal dutch shell, British American Tobacco, LandG and Rolls Royce. We are definitely being noticed, that's for sure.

The VanEck rare earth/strategic metals fund currently holding 13 million BMN

www.vaneck.com/etf/equity/remx/holdings/

Thanks Alfacomp, given our tie up with UET and the USDTA grant i would have hoped we would be playing a key role in this development.

Given the large quantities being shipped to the US could more of the following be getting built and tested;

https://gridchangeagent.com/uet-to-install-flow-battery-on-one-of-the-san-juan-islands/

http://www.africansolarenergyforum.com

Mikhail also delivering a case study in October in Ghana.
Think it's about to get exciting.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.africansolarenergyforum.com/&ved=2ahUKEwj-nZXb2YfhAhW_RhUIHVzICxM4FBAWMAV6BAgCEAE&usg=AOvVaw0YOFxUeUVdDkFMVzADZG7T

furthermore, NickD was adding; informed us of such and his trades appeared later in the day as delayed buys.

https://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/business-day/20190204/281496457523564

would be good to secure a large piece of that $800 million tender.