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His 30th of March sells days after potentially positive news have been the highest since that date.
James Sharp sells have added to this fall in SP price, you won`t see 120p again in BRH. I fully appreciate that the stock market overreacts to news and imminent news.
People can try and make me look like a bad guy but major shareholders are running away, not retiring not reducing their risk, just running away from BRH. These are genuine facts clearly printed via RNS people need to stop making up stories to bring encouragement to a dead share. If your down your down don't drag others down with you.
If that's you then in a way it is sad that you feel the need to take others hard earned cash to line your own pockets.
Genuinely sick to the stomach hearing stories of people burning cash because they have faith in other peoples misguided opinions.
I have raised money for charities, helped countless individuals become qualified electricians. I came into the stock market to build a pot for retirement. I did not expect to see desperation to pull in newbies just to dump shares.
You do realise TB is directly responsible for the huge drop in share price? I mean there has been zero bad news regarding BRH besides huge TB sells and TR-1 sells. RMS BRH sold causing huge depreciation, am I frustrated that I didn't sell before TB? 100%. He cost me a large amount of profit.
If you invest in a company you need to have faith in the BOD, there is zero faith in this BOD and who is going to replace the ever smart TB once he is gone? Lets face it he has so little skin in the game what does he care where the SP goes?
I will not be buying any BRH and I have continued to provide plenty of ammo for others to short if they wish.
DYOR because I have.
WishfulBloodyThinkingTerry from the Telegram Group explained how she bought the top at about 120p as did a couple of others thanks to this page. Some nutters said this will be at £2 tomorrow. Assume its the people who are trying to discredit my facts.
Zero warnings of TB`s antics, I warned them yet they still held, now continue to listen to the dribble on here while you guys keep selling for 10-20% return.
I know who you are and what you are about.
True as that may be your proclaiming Directors would sell at the bottom?
If they believed this was a £2 share why would they sell at 50p?
Makes zero sense to anyone, especially those at the top who see everything.
By your summary they are stupid and you are smart.
Think again...
Trrime you need to do your research the other directors have been selling, can not discuss opinions that leave out facts.
Director Vivian Hallam and Major Shareholder James Sharpe have been dumping shares, James Sharpe had only just increased his holding to +4% only weeks later to drop below the 3% margin required for TR-1 notification.
Jonathan Freeman, non-executive director has left to pursue other business interests.
I mean all of this and TB`s relentless selling, yet still people keep ignoring huge red flags.
He is not going to use his cash to prop up his other investments, that will come through placings. CMH has survived on placings for the last two decades.
The real question is why is anyone still promoting a share the BOD and major shareholders are running from?
Valid point but I grew a conscience after speaking with a fellow PI investor who bought thanks to people on LSE making wild claims.
I am here to offer those less knowledgeable investors a honest opinion.
What director reduces their holding from well over 8 million to a mere 600K(-92.5%) in the space of 4 months?
Sick of investors pulling in newbies just to sell the shares they are telling others to buy.
I think the language you choose says more about yourself than it does me.
Keep making excuses for TB, he is still heavily involved in several companies, some old and some new.
Already made millions in BRH so ZERO need to sell his remaining shares at circa 50p especially if its worth £2 a share in your eyes.
No directors have skin in this company and for good reason.
You can block out the truth but I have been right all along.
There will be no big dividend now that Trevor's gone...
He has only just invested in Chamberlin???
He is not on deaths door.
And they are if you believe their RNS on the verge of finding a partner for Paraytec, in 6 months this will be 20p a share. So glad I sold out after his last dump.
No ones buying big chunks, no Directors are loading up just PI`s burning money.
He could have left his shares to family if he died.
Wake up and smell the roses he is slowing drifting out of BRH for good reason.
Running at 20% of its ATH, hardly noticed it other than the heavy selling at todays open. Approval is great but its contracts that will be needed and considering they advised 2 million masks a week they are way off those initial pumped RNS statements...
Anyone who does not realise this is an old RNS rewritten to pump this share is lying to themselves or trying to pump the SP.
You already knew the test was incredibly accurate, you already knew they were seeking partners.
No mention of CE or MHRA approval, just that they are doing more tests to prove its sensitivity.
DYOR and dig into their history.
Based on the current available information publicly issued by CMH the SP is gravely overvalued. Its running at a loss and its liabilities are equal to its assets. It has 0 major contracts lined up either, in fact it has lost major contracts in the last 12 months. Promoting a new finance Director is not going to win it any more work.
Replacing a windfarm contract with kettle bells and generator parts for just one tier 1 contractor is not a step in the right direction.
There are plenty of larger foundries in front of CMH that require assistance.
Supply chains are being built as we speak by the government.
All of the above are FACTS
Hi Harry,
Staff were furloughed post loosing their main contract on phase two of a windfarm deal for the foundries, this is where the majority of its revenue comes from. That being said it is its biggest cash burn a generally operates at a loss most years. There has been discussions on closing their foundries and focussing on their engineering department which is profitable, however this equates to roughly 10% of their annual revenue.
All the above information is available through their investors portal on their website.
They are seeking legal action regarding loosing the windfarm contract though it is not expected to be successful. Their is one windfarm contract due to commence in the next 5 years that has yet to be won. So their is a glimmer of hope however its very hard to be a profitable UK based foundry.
HS2 rail contract has already been won and is a slab and rail product, something I do not believe CMH has the ability to provide.
Has been running at a loss since 2013/14 and has been propped up by bank financing which is almost now exhausted, along with multiple warrants/ share placings.
Assets - liabilities are equal to £0, so if they do liquidate there will be no cash left for investors, running at a serious loss and SP is overvalued.
However with TB on board and his team of investors I am certain they will pump up the SP so you can profit from what is a very dead share. Provided you time you entry and exit points well, I.E before TB sells his, you should make money.
DYOR
https://www.chamberlin.co.uk/investors/financials/financial-reports
Britain’s steel industry is never far from a crisis. In recent months, the woes plaguing Liberty Steel and its controversial owner Sanjeev Gupta have captured the headlines. But the sector faces a much bigger and more existential threat than uncertainty over Gupta and the future of Liberty Steel: how to “green” steelmaking. Britain’s commitment to reaching net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050 has raised the stakes for the industry and the 33,000 people it employs. In the UK, steel is the biggest industrial emitter of carbon dioxide.
The Climate Change Committee, the government’s independent advisory group, has suggested steel production needs to be “near-zero” emissions by 2035 — a hugely ambitious target. Ministers have stressed the strategic importance of the industry’s role in post-Brexit Britain, but concern is growing among some executives that a comprehensive strategy to secure its future and put it on a sustainable footing is still missing.
Domestic producers have for years struggled to stay competitive against lower-cost international competition and global oversupply. Now they face the additional burden of cleaning up their emissions. The potential costs are eye-watering and cannot be met by industry alone. Chris McDonald at the Materials Processing Institute, a steel research group, estimated that to make green steel a reality would require £6bn-£7bn of investment on sites themselves, on top of supporting infrastructure.
“Where is the money going to come from? That’s the tough question,” he said. Industry executives declined to comment publicly but insisted their companies are committed to change. They stressed, however, they would only make investment decisions based on a clear strategy by the government. The industry hopes to present its own detailed proposals to ministers in the autumn. “There is a window of opportunity now,” said one UK industry executive. “The UK wants to be in the vanguard of decarbonisation, but we need clarity on the direction of travel.” A second executive said: “Ministers need to give a sense of how they will make it competitive to invest.”
Speaking to MPs at the end of May, business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng insisted that there was a “strategic case for UK-produced steel”. Government support, however, had to be “allied with a commitment to decarbonise by the industry”, he added. Concern is growing that without a clear road map some of Britain’s producers, most of which are owned by international groups, will hold off investing before it is too late.
Sounds very similar to the RMS covid masks, tough nut to crack for such amazing results still no mention of either MHRA or CE approval...
Very clever kit, possibly too clever for the main market to get to grips with. In a lab brilliant by a flight attendant I think not.
Roll on the kettle bells and generator parts, this business is on the brink.
Its like going to the casino and putting it all on red.
I have done my research your just blindly following TB everywhere he goes and pumping a dead stock.