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Jimbo, I was wondering about that. Manipulation?

I'm trying to prove a point to my family (hubby, son, daughter, their partners and my grandchildren - as far as the latter are able grasp the idea). In some ways investing into shares for an individual has become easier. In the 1990s one needed to find a broker the analogue way and they charged ridiculous fees and were also very picky. Today we can just open an account online.
The economy has always struggled for one reason or another, but I find that the cost-factor 'work' has been eliminated out of the value of a product or service, or at least does not get sufficiently added as a value. This got compensated by introducing new taxes where the old taxes could not be raised due to protest of the electorate. Right now our tax-load is around 70% if you add them all together. That does not create any value, let alone economic growth. Less money in the pocket will lead to a decrease of purchase power, hence so many analogue retailers are failing and being replaced by their online adversaries.
What I say: Power to the People :-)

Diamondlover, my goal is to make a million. Just to prove that it is possible to achieve that, starting with very little (my initial investment budget was £500 about four months ago, I'm now looking at 800).
I can't say I've done a million before, but in the 1990s I made enough through shares in about five years, that we were able to buy a house without being tied to a mortgage. I try to replicate this now, but the circumstances are not only different, but also a lot more difficult. Back in the 1990s all I did was to invest into telecommunication and I was on a winner.

James2, you have no idea how much you comment is tempting me to put our theory to the test :-) Who goes first? You or me? :D

It was doing so well...and then.... Diamondlover topped up a couple of hours ago :-( *sigh. But as long as we don't go back to the start, all is well :-)

Feels like a meeting of Share Price Drop Jinxies Anonymous :-)

Diamondlover, would there be a point at which BMN would introduce dividends? From an investor point of view, that would be a beacon to invest or not?

I know the feeling, James, happens to me also and makes me feel as if I was a jinx. That's why I didn't write in here after the bought my shares in BMN, because the price dropped :-) and I didn't want to get blamed :-) Now I'm in the blue, I'm ok :-)

That's good to know, James. So next time I buy, I'll ask you to buy first, then I can get them cheaper :-)

Well, I haven't sold, I do hope it drops a little, though, thinking of a top-up.

That's exactly what I am thinking, Picku. Btw, they have found a large deposit of Lithium near Cornwall. Seems to be high grade lithium. I'm keeping an eye on that too, but so far I don't think shares can be bought yet. https://www.cornishlithium.com/

Thanks for the links, faramog. *Big thumb up for that for me :-)

Hi,
I invested into BMN after I stumbled over the company by accident, when researching new technology and specifically what resources these will require, then did a thorough research about them and what they mine. Found out about the new generations of batteries and bought some shares. Wish I'd bought more now and wondering if it's still worth topping up. I bought in at just over 11p. I can't believe how this has been shooting upwards over the last few days.

Yep, the lockdowns. In case you haven't my post on a different thread:
"We had a leaflet circulated from NHS in the North East. It's about the first Cov19 Hub in England. They're looking for hundreds of assistants. Initial duration of the work contract will be 12 months. So it seems Cov is here to stay for quite some time and this will have an impact on a few industries. Just thought I'd let you know, in case you haven't heard of this leaflet, or haven't received one in your area, yet."

Hi seamus, well I can assure you that I'm not Mark. I'm more like "The mouse that roared" :-) (Brilliant old movie. Got to watch it again some time) :-)

I can't believe I wrote 'Twinkle' I meant 'Twisty' lol :-) Sorry.

Good morning :-) and hello Twinkle :-) Yes, it is quiet. Just a question. We had a leaflet circulated from NHS in the North East. It's about the first Cov19 Hub in England. They're looking for hundreds of assistants. Initial duration of the work contract will be 12 months. So it seems Cov is here to stay for quite some time and this will have an impact on a few industries. Just thought I'd let you know, in case you haven't heard of this leaflet yet.

Bryn, dito on everything. But note this: Whenever I see you having a go at anyone for no reason, as you did with your spelling correction, then I will speak up. Somebody has to stop bullies like you.

Twisty, GJ is the guy in the video, I have recently seen? I like him. He's talking sense and I felt he was extremely honest and transparent about the problems of Amigo.

Bryn you might not take any poo, but you are a true master at throwing it into every general direction you see fit and the best is: You don't have any need for a reason. You mention 'impression' and 'intimidation'. So you want to impress but are scared of being intimidated. Interesting. One problem: The first won't work, but the second does.