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Thanks again Alfa, it's a continual learning curve for me :)

Thank you for your insightful analysis Alfa, it's always appreciated.

What sort of impact will day traders have? Can they lower the share price like MMs?

BigBiteNow - Yep, very apt song choice :)

I've had M People's "Moving On Up" on a constant loop in my head the last few days

I started investing a month ago, just got my calculator out and I've made an 18% profit

Onwards and upwards :)

Knuttie, I know it shouldn't but your 'keel over' comment really made me laugh!

goblesmythe, thanks for the info, great timing on your behalf. It is definitely something to consider.

I have great faith in BMN especially after all the wonderful news and tweets we've had today. Mikhail's interview was brilliant. The BE energy vision is what I love most about this company.

*Bmnfan......my phone wants to autocorrect everything to BMN :)

Faramog, what a lovely position to be in though. Well done for having the foresight to invest in BMN years ago. I remember you mentioning your cats awhile back, only stuck in my mind as your username has 'mog' in it. Off to give my moggie a cuddle now, too many fireworks going off tonight.

BMN, congratulations on your sell today hope you enjoy the car and kitchen.

GLA:)

RichKen, excellent comment.

Headancer, I moved all my shares to an ISA years back as didn't want to pay capital gains tax on profits or dividends. Didn't need to worry about CGT as I held mostly bank shares and they took a hammering after the financial crash, didn't get any Divs for years either. The upside was when those shares recovered and I sold them and other stocks to buy BMN, all shares are still within the tax free wrapper.

My circumstances changed few years back and am caring for elderly parent now (for good long time hopefully). It made me appreciate my ISA more as a tax free supplement to my future retirement income.

The majority of my BMN shares are in an ISA as I agree with RK regarding a SIPP (only 25% is tax free). However I did transfer a small stakeholder pension to a SIPP earlier this month and bought BMN. Pleased to see that it's already performing better in few weeks than the final projection statement I had for stakeholder pension. I have a frozen defined benefit pension too but I'm not quite brave enough to touch that one (yet).

Halloween is nearly upon us and hopefully we've seen the last of the pesky MMs tricks....what a treat to see the share price rise again. Mwahahaha!

Topped up with 1997 shares @ 30.3625p late afternoon. My timing was bit of a nightmare, well done to all that bought under 30p, fangtastic.

I'm averaging 28.57p overall witch with our frighteningly good fundamentals, is an apple bobbin bargain.

GLA :)

This is great Alfacomp, big thanks to you and the editorial team.

Loved reading how others found BMN :)

My thoughts and prayers are with you RichKen and Claire and Knuttie and Liz.

Best wishes to all who have gone through something similar, I know from my short time on this board that many have been affected.

BigBiteNow,

After watching Fortune's excellent interview on Proactive Investors yesterday, I thought your insights and analysis on the interview were brilliant (and today's posts too).

You remind me of my fave detective Columbo the way you dissect information and read people. Thanks so much, really appreciate it.

Meant to say this yesterday but couldn't log in due to IT glitch :)

Yep Headancer, that happens to me too.

I bought Sky shares for the dividends in 2016 and the price quickly dropped by nearly £2. Stuck it out and the takeover shenanigans began. Two years later I made a 90% profit and looking for a new investment I stumbled on this BB and found BMN.

Of course I wish I'd found BMN in 2016 but hindsight is a beautiful thing. I think it was SOTRR that said it's all relative and have to agree.

A couple of weeks ago I sold two other dividend paying FTSE shares and put 100% in BMN. Some may say it's a bit risky but both were dropping and one is sensitive to Brexit.

I had no spare cash to buy in the recent lower dips (my share price average is 28.53p), however I have last small dividend due end of October and it's going in BMN. I'll probably be buying into a rise again but I have faith we'll keep rising. GLA :)

I'm hoping to have an EV in the future and when researching how the battery charges, I found this interesting Financial Times article (link below).

It's about enhancing EV battery life and the use of Vanadium and flow batteries. Very positive.

The future's so bright :)

https://www.ft.com/content/b0414a1c-8042-11e8-af48-190d103e32a4

MTJK, Yeah I'm logged in but only seeing 'Reply to post' and 'Report post' options. All very odd and noticed my flippin emojies didn't work either :( Really off to bed now, my eyes are multi bagging like BMN is poised to do :)

Think this is something to do with LSE's new mobile web version; I've reported:- - error messages - 'Recommeded ' option is missing - duplicate posts 😁 😁 😁 (Daisan's reply "Ok we heard" to Dagnamit cracked me up, then Knuttie and Cozza99) What a great day for BMN though! Thank you very much. Goodnight ☺ Think it's LSE's new mobile web version.

Wasn't able to log in for couple hours, kept getting '500 Internal Server Error message', Noticed some poster's messages have been repeated numerous times too. It's just let me log in but site looks different and I can't see the 'Recommended' button on posts. Will try and let Admin know.

Hi Alfacomp, I'm happy with you using comments from my first post if required. It would be great to contribute to The Bushveld Perspective as I've gained so much. I like the working title too :)

Agree regarding dividends and think that would be excellent news for the share price. I hope a takeover isn't on the cards in the near future, I'd like to be holding BMN shares in ten years time with Fortune and Mikhail steering the ship.

If BMN is allowed to thrive and has political support especially with it's vision for Bushveld Energy, I see it being a huge success story for South Africa and the rest of the continent. If the energy storage market explodes as we expect, I can see a merger on the cards but I'd rather it wasn't a cash merger and we remained as shareholders.