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YTSS, of course I am, and substantially so. My strategy is to maximise the number of shares I keep. If I need a couple of grand to live on for the next month or two, I'd far rather sell 7,500 shares than 10,000, that's all. Look at it as naked self-interest if you like :-) That is the only reason I find the current SP disappointing. Our fundamentals are strong, some would say unassailable, and two years from now there are going to be some very happy people in these parts if we can all hang on that long. IMHO.

I have a substantial (>50%) fraction of my life savings in BMN and am far from being underwater as I have been buying since October 2013 until quite recently. However, I was made redundant at the end of August. My biggest concern is that the SP won't recover enough in time for me to take a little profit if I need to, which is quite possible at my age (62) if it takes me a while to find further work. Needs must when the devil drives! All things being equal, I'd much prefer to hold BMN for the short to medium term and If I can, I have no doubt that I'll be able to enjoy a comfortable retirement. The only risks I see in BMN are geopolitical and they seem to be dwindling by the day at the moment. All IMHO, of course....

There is no reason to believe that the electrolyte would degrade in any way, so, short of leakage, it would contain just as much vanadium as it did to begin with and would command a price at the end of the lease. Presumably, that would be closely related to the prevailing price of vanadium? Not that the leasing company are necessarily going to pay that price....

It may not actually be their incompetence. I understand that LSE don't allow new accounts to post links for 72 hours. After 72 hours, links may be posted and previously posted links become unobfuscated, according to a post from Sophie (a Team Member) in 2014.

In my filter list, copy on request :-) Life really is too short.

In no particular order:

Where.angels.fear.to.tread Strider4 Twonko jamesroo LawrenceH allthatguff JimmySt laurenceh silvergdad nvhltd Bolgas jiddy123 deadcatsbounce Borninusa123456 timkempster Caballero Sbuild Blueface evileye athomik INFINITYT theSarayiahpost beardozer TigerByTheTail meanreverter cindercone jayfax BackDoorBill 98D7 lemaillotjaune Capablanca64 espaol Staticinferno DaveD7504 maillotjaune sippingdownraki

I always get suspicious when I read things like "nano-molecule" and "pumpable liquid". Aren't all molecules nano-scale by definition? Even non-Newtonian fluids can be pumped if you do it slowly enough. For me, the article moves the needle towards the BS end of the scale.

mikeetg, the shareholder's spreadsheet can be found here: https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=7CA08D1AD119BB44!349&ithint=file%2cxlsx&app=Excel&authkey=!ACwzApTR8TVzc8Q

Also just back home after a day out. All the very best to you and your other half, Knuttie. You are both in my thoughts.

In no particular order:

Where.angels.fear.to.tread Strider4 Twonko jamesroo LawrenceH allthatguff JimmySt laurenceh silvergdad nvhltd Bolgas jiddy123 deadcatsbounce Borninusa123456 timkempster Caballero Sbuild Blueface evileye athomik INFINITYT theSarayiahpost beardozer TigerByTheTail meanreverter cindercone jayfax BackDoorBill 98D7 lemaillotjaune Capablanca64 espaol Staticinferno DaveD7504

Reasons to be cheerful, numpty5 :-)

Except that BMN is actually selling something tangible, something of substance. Unlike Facebook.

Or just leave the PV panels open-circuit?

Mind you, "curtailment" suggests that they are not generating but shutting off plant instead.

That raises an interesting question. If 30% of renewable energy is wasted, how do they dispose of it? It can't just evaporate, it has to be dumped somehow. Discharged through dummy loads? The world's biggest radiant electric fire....

How does "waste" sound?

Ludeck, it turns out to be academic - my pal says "Not allowed for NL residents." Thanks for the heads-up, though! He is going to try to find an NL trading platform, perhaps with his bank.

Thanks for that, Redleader, have forwarded the link to him.

I have a contact, a Brit ex-pat, who would like to buy Bushveld shares. Trouble is, he lives in Amsterdam and he's finding it tricky to open an account. Can any of the assembled throng recommend anyone who is happy to do an on-line account for a non-resident?

Tyfoon, I feel your pain. I too have needed readies recently. I still have the vast majority of my holding, luckily.