RE: Sweepstakes19 Sep 2023 18:51
Not a personal attack, I do want you to leave this board and all boards relating to BMN but don't take it personally. I'm finishing up here after today, maybe we can do it together?
Fist thing I want to say back is they are not trolls, trolls comment online just to set other people off. Many of the people that have had disagreements with you; over quite frankly way too long period of time you not to have eaten a bite of humble pie about your comments, were trying to stop other people making the mistake of following you into this company that have done nothing but let its shareholders down since 2020.
You were the face of the VRFB revolution, the BMN's market value is going to soar as they capitalise on this once in a generation opportunity, the Fortune is doing an amazing job and we're all so supremely lucky to be invested in this wonderful wonderful company.
You encouraged people to take a chunk of these every single step of the way down from 24P just from what I read. Whilst you in particular are the biggest unfounded dream talker here there are others that did it too. They just weren't as obnoxious as you were, furthermore at least a few of the other commentators are willing to point out the good with the bad. You just kept and keep on spouting the sunshines and rainbows, at like someone before said 97% down from the top and over 90% down from 2021 high.
This debt is going to be a millstone on this company. The company likely won't die, the mines almost for sure won't die, but the value of many people shareholdings here definitely can significantly decrease, even from here. $28k Vanadium in an environment where debt costs much as it does right now! I don't see how anybody can be buying this unless something amazing happens or the debt is finalised, things change in the macro environment and the clear picture is available. I'm sure a few of the footsoldiers will chip in.
Good luck to anyone that manages to catch the bottom. The pure miner future play to me; which as I said a few times was what I thought the attractive part of the business was, seems to be high risk. There will be VRFB sold in the future, but how many of them? Let's be honest with ourselves, it's not a sure thing that becomes a big market and it's not sure thing that BMN manage to be a good part of it either. It's going to take some sort of combination of a medium term price consistency as well as that magical price point in vanadium for VRFB to really really work, and the rebar market is too big of a beast to give a care for it. BMN is not a company that will ever be able to be in control of its own fate, and as a result you end up with owning it being a massive gamble that has gotten them to the position that they're in today. Also Good Luck Chris H if you are still checking in here, it was always a pleasure interacting with you.