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Hope so James but we have seen large trades at various points in the last 6 months and no change in direction.
Lord knows we have been patient.
When the time comes the MMs are going to slingshot this North and make a killing doing it, and Joe Public won't be able to get them for love not money.
Hold and add where possible IMO. Gla

Plenty of big numbers rolling in late.

All looks good to me, wish I had some top up money!
Tree shake this morning, dilution is minimal.
Dividend up 15%!

It may be gone before then Riseagain.

I (like you) bought just before the ridiculous double placing and jorc retraction, I'm disappointed with the company and think it is horribly run. I've left my (small amount) of shares rather than selling as a reminder to myself not to buy rubbish. If I had bought AstraZeneca at that time I'd be 40% up!

I disagree with you on Andrew Webley though, he seems a nice bloke and ultimately just over exposed himself - he has been sold down the river as much as us. GWM has done nothing this year after supposedly almost reaching target depth at ST last year (hole cased for winter)

They're now on about silver and gold or whatever, which would be amazing if it were still 1883.

Miffed but not surprised.

I hope there hasn't been a leak ahead of tomorrow; because this has been murdered recently.
All the updates this year have been good so far.
GLA

It seems to me that we are seeing a clear shorting attempt today, constant blocks of 300 sells one after the other.

I bought a batch at 8.75 this morning, could've got them for a bit less by the looks of it now but pleased with that as an entry point, paid less than the recent director buy which inspired confidence clearly. GLA

Good question Pat, but I trust in FM to make a good decision.
I personally think the market would like to see Bushveld take on some debt, as a growth company I certainly would.

From Bushveld Minerals official site:

Upon receipt of the mining right, Mokopane will be a primary source of feedstock to Vanchem as a result of its large mineral reserve, so the Vanchem transaction facilitates the expedited development of Mokopane. The Mokopane-Vanchem model will create a fully-integrated business in a shorter timeline and at lower cost than developing Mokopane as a standalone operation. Other options include supplying ore to other primary or secondary producers worldwide. The long-term plan remains to develop Mokopane into a standalone integrated mine and processing plant, producing 5,300 mtVp.a. of >99% purity V2O5 product.

Thanks sloppy - did you see the dreaded "it's imminent" line in the article?!

Thanks spbhoy, look forward to that.

One could argue that the mcap is only a third of what it was a year ago anyway, so these kinds of figures are somewhat priced in.

However, I wouldn't be surprised to see a dip this morning; possibly a buying opportunity for some?

I only have a few grand in here - My ave is over £1 unfortunately - I won't be topping up but happy to leave it in the bottom drawer and see what happens through the years. GLA

Hi Alfacomp.

Do you have an estimate regarding the round number sells that emerged at the beginning of the year? The blocks began around 9 months ago, and you mentioned the volume increased in April... Obviously not every 30k, 50k, 100k sell can be attributed to one source (particularly given the market size) but if there is a ballpark estimate of shares sold I'd be interested to hear your observations.

Thanks

ATB

Jesus.
Jonathan, don't go doing anything extreme buddy.
It's horrible when this happens, but health before wealth

I watched that last night biganuf. He makes some good points but it's more relevant to companies that are years away from turning a profit, or lifestyle, jam tomorrow dogs.

Hi Richken. All good points and if this happens during what could be a huge 2020 for Bushveld then great. I hope to add many more shares before stamp duty eats into purchases! GL

Yes, SETS has to come before it's possible to be listed on the AIM 50 if I remember rightly? Perhaps that's a stepping stone.

DGO Chief Executive Rusty Hutson said: "I am excited to announce we are officially progressing plans to pursue a move to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange.
"Our proposed move to the Main Market reflects the significant, successful growth of DGO since our February 2017 AIM IPO, and further demonstrates our board's ambitions and commitment to continued enhancement of the company's governance structure for the benefit of all our stakeholders."

Could this be the day we see a 10M trade after hours or something.
Weird price action today.

MadasaHat. Some people top family members for a bit of inheritance or life ins, so dabbling here is nothing if there's a few quid in it for the bugggers.

Lack of regulations, liquidity and the huge rises until 2019 have made BMN a target (I presume) - as has been pointed out numerous times the only negative this year is the falling V price, the company themselves have made strides in all areas and the Mcap halving is not justifiable.

ADVFN has the P/E ratio as just above 9 at present. I looked at a Standard life UK smaller companies Investment Trust earlier, lots of familiar names in the holdings - P/E over 50.

I hope for his sake and ours that he's right.
Feels like another summer wasted so far - Hoping to be proved wrong this month and for the rest of the year. GLA