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There will be plenty of this over the coming weeks as people try to create a false narrative around the struggles Bushveld will face coming out of CV. You will notice none of them will quote the cash in the bank, stockpile of V, Nedbank facility or asset values. It will all be about trying to create a feeling of a long road to recovery and kicking the can down the road, rather than the more obvious likelihood that Bushveld will simply pick up where they left off and carry on.

Look at the recent hiring and job ads if you want a clue of how Bushveld are seeing their recovery. Not the signs of a business concerned for its future.

Someone certainly seems happy to keep accumulating on every drop. I get the feeling that it's one MM roasting a seller and building a position for another.

I think aside from this most of the trolls that keep popping up and calling for further drops are simply banking on PI's getting fatigued during the CV lockdown and selling out.

Anyone planning on doing that? No thought not.

FTSE and Dow Jones both continuing their moves up.

Someone is loading up. Whoever was selling or trying to start a short this morning is getting slowly burned.

Thank you, yes I am aware that it isn't NT any more.

And it is still NT, despite the sells.

https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/stock-market-summary/ftse-aim-100/heat-map

Nearly all blue on Aim 100.

Our share price is an absolute joke.

Possibly so Faramog, however, I was commenting on the bounce based on market moves today.

Currently 8.84 to buy.

https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/stock-market-summary/ftse-aim-100/heat-map

We are currently the most down on a predominantly blue Aim100.

Bounce is due. As BBN said correctly, separate the doom-mongering and noise from the facts.

Lots of photos doing the rounds on SM of traffic jams in China this morning and news on travel bans being lifted. The world's biggest economy is waking up.

James, we all want news, agreed. And we are all behind Bushveld. I'm just saying they will deliver it when they are ready and buying shares is a sign of confidence. And we'll done with your purchase.

Apologies also, the link shared by Alex was from Feb. Just published Monday.

What we need is shareholders to take a step back and remember why they invested and what their timescales were. BMN will RNS appropriately. You bought 8.9p shares so double edged sword hey...

Watch the interview from Monday and Fortune's demeanour. He isn't worried.

Fortune sounding very bullish in this 23/3 interview.

NT to buy

Someone got mugged at just over 8p. Ouch

Still can't buy a bean... I wonder who they are lining all these shares up for.

Markets are liking the decisive action.

The US should take note. Trump is ignoring the one course of action that would probably help the stock market - doing the right thing.

We have a strong cash position, the Nedbank facility and supportive long term larger shareholders. The MM's may try and make out this is worse than it is, but let's be honest at 8-9p shares and currently less half of our value when we closed during the strikes, and with the same action happening worldwide, it's hard to argue this isn't priced in.

Mining shares are up on the JSE this morning. Decisive action being recognised.

Think beyond the first hour of trading. If the MMs decide they want to sell 5-6p shares then more fool them as they are going to be gifting huge returns to people.

Vanadium for steel and batteries is going to be huge on the other side of this.

BMN should certainly consider suspending. Then, return with Enerox complete on improved terms, global production volumes constrained, the Rand having reduced production costs even more, into a world that is bouncing back and will be more focused than ever on building and realising the energy transition.

Fortune will be no doubt weighing up the best options for staff and shareholders, as always. I imagine the lockdown wasn't a complete surprise.

Half the businesses on the FTSE and AIM are now facing similar situations.

Crystal clear advice for business that doesn't leave everything up in the air as it is here - we have a lockdown clearly coming in the UK but no one knows exactly when. Like SPbhoy suggests we in the UK (and the US) could really learn something from SA tonight.

A decisive statement of intent.

Shares bought in the last 20 minutes.

Obviously people still know a bargain when they see it.