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Knuttie, Leafie thanks. I’m looking forward to meeting everyone at the 30p party. Then at the 50p, £1 and £2 parties! :)

Agreed, this is just the beginning of the Bushveld story...

Thanks folks :)

YTSS, it was Lymphoma, so probably your area?

Mcgrco. In short.... I liked Fortune. I liked the professors. I liked the assets, especially the vanadium. It took over a year to build up my large stake. My best investment ever! :)

Wolfman-J, I had 28m shares at the last notification. At the current share price of 24p, that would be £6.7m. I’m a 55 year old man, with a cancer history, luckily in remission now. I don’t need to wait for £50m, I need funds to enjoy life now. My life may be shorter than I would like! A little top slice here and there seems a reasonable approach to me. If I was 30 years younger things would be different. Then again, if I was 30 years younger I would be skint! Lol :)

Guys, as the price goes up I have to keep taking a little off the table, otherwise my total investment gets too high. Then, if it falls back I can support the share price, as I did the other day. Win/win! However, my ultimate sell out price is multiples of the current share price. Great webinar! :)

Kev, its just a re-allocation of your total BMN cost between both ATM and BMN. It's not very important in an ISA as its all tax free, but in a trading account it helps to know the effective cost of your ATM shares. I calculated it to be around 96.25% to BMN and 3.75% to ATM based on opening share prices yesterday.

Pdub, I haven't been charged anything by HL. The cost item in my account just relates to the cost that HL have allocated from BMN to ATM. Do you have an actual charge for the action?

Alfa, I am unsure on this, it certainly isn't my area of expertise! I just thought I would post the website address that gives the relevant prices :)

This website, although 3 months old, shows the 60% tin concentrate price to be around 90.8% of the tin ingot selling price. That would equate to $17,750 per tonne based on today's tin price of $19,550. With lower opex involved, the production of tin concentrate would appear very profitable. http://original.metal.com/metals/tin/prices