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what you have not mentioned about the early summer of 2017, is that between may and end july Ukog issued 10 near identical RNS' (oil found at Broadford Bridge, further oil shows at broadford bridge etc) and pumped their mcap to oblivion.

Many, including myself I admit, were sucked into a sham.
I'm well underwater here, and have written my investment off. This share will never get back to my breakeven point of 6pence because of monster dilution/distrust of the bod (remember the death spiral finance!) and the fact that the world is changing very quickly. I believe that it wont be long before the government stops leaning on councils to approve planning/drilling for oil companies. Go on BP or Shell's website, most of their promotion is for renewables now.

Who here in their heart of hearts really believes now that they've invested in a winner?
I think if the SP opened tomorrow at one's breakeven price then in the majority of cases they would take their capital, count their stars and run for the hills.
Not deramping, just honest talk from someone who has ridden this for a couple of years and is massively disappointed with how it has gone. I hate this company and the way it is run.

Haha. Capastrophic you naughty boy!
Funny in this instance though.

Tough day at the office today, still not deterred though so I'm either radio rental or a genius.

Understand your desire Steve. I would estimate that there's a ****load of money on the sidelines; waiting for either a sizeable buyback to be printed and/or a reversal in the Vanadium prices. GL

I have to quote Sanchez here actually, not word for word but...

We've had periods like this before - It will end, and when its over everyone will wish they bought more in this timeframe.

Excellent humour B.A
Hang in there

It can't be argued that the V price has gone down like a lead balloon, it also can't be argued that there is a deficit and that BMN are expanding production as a result of upgrades at Vametco and the Vanchem acquisition. I cannot say if you will get your 20p entry yinyang but good luck to you either way.

Bushveld's energy development and leasing plans mean that in the long run the SP won't just track the V price IMO

Hope you're doing ok there pdub. Health before wealth every time.

I would be surprised if new highs are not reached in 2019. If BMN SP takes 5 years to hit 40p again then something has gone very wrong.

Don't want to stick my neck out too far here, but I feel history could repeat itself quite soon - In terms of buying at 10p or less to benefit from Vametco and buying at 28p to benefit from the market realising BE.
The price 'could' quadruple or more from here by next year (some say sooner) but that's my opinion. DYOR

When I played Sunday football as a kid, you could bet every week there'd be a kid on the opposing team who'd niggle at you the whole time - kicking your ankles and treading on your heel whenever he could - Not really interested in the ball - just setting out to be a pain through and through.
Eventually, someone would've had enough and would elbow this kid in the ribs pretty hard... of course then him (and usually his mum) would go crying to the Ref about fair play and trying to get our man sent off.

As John Lennon once said: All my life, though some have changed.. Some forever, not for better

bushveld busy on twitter today

2018 production 2560mtV

So if they hit low end of this year's 2800mtV target then that's a 9% increase not including the potential of Vanchem.

The shares are 40% cheaper than in November during the rocketing Vanadium price, all in all a good investment moving forward.

… how quickly things move with Bushveld Minerals.
I just pulled up the 2017 FY results - published 29th June 2018. The difference from those figures to what we expect to see next month is actually laughable.
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/bushveld_minerals/news/rns/story/x2qgdlx

.. Paragraph on mokopane at the bottom there, must be confident :)

Divi cut has been obvious for a long while, current yield unsustainable. If they reset the payout and aim to grow it (good track record for this) then I think investors will buy once more.

Roosters - we need a 'Longing' attack

Well that is all very interesting. I checked the historical page from the same link, an AIM stalwart Abcam has been attacked loads of times and remains an awesome success story over the last few years.
If ever there was a time to 'hold and add if possible' we are looking at it.

Maybe Alfa, maybe.
I'm just pleased I can get shares at the "tools down, pre sojitz pre vanchem pre eskom commencement, pre contaminated electrolyte solved, pre lemur updates and much more desrisked investment" price of 26ish pence.

Agree regarding April 30 deposit.

Brilliant. Thank you for posting that. It mentions regulatory approvals for the recent acquisition, does anyone envisage any issues there?