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Market makers trying to create a bit of interest.

'Share price is down not because of product. It is because of demand and supply.'

That's right. No one in their right mind wants to buy it.

Go Hemo go?

Share price is down on the stupdendous news that the quack cure hasn't managed to kill anyone. Not yet anyway.

Awful company run by awful people. Avoid.

The post on HotCopper has gone.

Sigh. Yet more dilution. Not a great deal in percentage terms, but still depressing given what's gone before.

Recipients of the new shares should be able to make a fast buck once the Mankayan deal goes through, although for a normal company it wouls already be rising in anticipation.

Doozer, I couldn't give a toss what GGP will be in 5 or 10 years.

It's not the timeframe I work on.

At present it's not worth buying. Hence the falling price.

What was I saying? Oh yes.

"Still plumetting.

In terms of price action this stock has nothing going for it. Big money is getting out, consolidation will send the SP down further (it always does.) It's gone through a resistance level and about to dip below the 50ema."

Now it's through the 50 EMA. And with an SP killing consolidation to come.

Still plumetting.

In terms of price action this stock has nothing going for it. Big money is getting out, consolidation will send the SP down further (it always does.) It's gone through a resistance level and about to dip below the 50ema.

Prickly makes a good case for investing in Bezant. If you were new to the company and not aware of the share price history, you'd think it worth a shot.

But Colin Bird has a dismal record of failing to deliver share holder value with numerous companies and over an extended time period. It's not a surprise that the market is sceptical.

We were told that the mining license would light the blue touch paper. That was six months ago and the SP is lower than it was then.

Then it was the ECC that would do the trick. It's been over three weeks since that was announced (in the most cack handed way possible) and still we're a laggard. So much for being ready to roll.

I too, was a holder in Sylvania Platinum. It seemed like it would never take off. But then it did and paid off handsomely. But that was a company mining PGM cheaply and sitting on a huge pile of cash. Bezant is altogether more speculative (although it too has the potential to mine cheaply, at least in the early stages.)

Overall, I'm minded to be positive, after having my doubts, but I don't blame anyone for impatience. With more media savvy management the share price would be a lot higher than it is.

You wait for an RNS then they all come at once.

Converting the sale of Eureka to all cash is sensible, even if it's not very much.

And Jonathan Mark Swann, whoever he is, has increased his stake.

Things starting to happen.

Had a listen to the podcast, so that you don't need to. The link is below and the relevant bit starts at 35 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9MSUgZDGVA

We need specific details of financing to move the SP and that's lacking at present.

But the encouraging thing is that this isn't going to take some huge mining operation, with associated big costs to get the stuff out of the ground. I find myself more encouraged than I was before.

The share price says it all. A company that's been around forever without once delivering for share holders and a chairman who can't be trusted.

The idea that we'll be mining this year is laughable and the market knows that. Colin Bird will be appearing with his pals on the next 17 episodes of the Sunday Roast, saying exactly the same things as previously.

1p might be nearer the mark.

"But I am not to concerned about a tariff being imposed on our product."

What product?

There is no product.

There's not going to be a product.

I got suckered into this one on two rns day (November 22nd) and wasn't nimble enough to get out quickly. I've now written that money off.

It became clear to me very quickly that this company is run by very dishonest people. I'd normally have sympathy for long term holders in failing companies but not here. What were you mugs thinking of? It's only a matter of time before trading is suspended.

Doubling the current share price will still mean that Bezant is worth sod all.

Extract from next Monday's RNS

Bezant (AIM: BZT), the wannabee copper-gold exploration and development company has announced a change of name.

From 1st April 2025 the company will be known as Clutching At Straws PLC.

"It reflects the ethos of our activities and the mugs, sorry investors, who leave their money with us," said chairman Colin Bird, taking a break from planning his next summer trip to the race courses of Europe.

The share price remained unchanged at the news with £24.66 worth of transactions for the day.

LOL.

The Sunday Roast effect . Paid rampers who make the share price go down. At one point they managed to knock 12.5% off the SP overnight. Like every thing about this company it's comical.

Meanwhile our cretin of a chairman is 'remarkably upbeat.'

It's looking a bit grim. Clearly there's no faith in the market that Bezant will deliver and Moneyman explains why.

Short of dumping the chairman it's difficult to see what will improve the SP. The hype with H&G is just fantasy.

It's not even $220k in cash. $100k is in worthless shares.

Desperation move to get a liability off the books.