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This is a wonderful article. As a newbie I can confirm it's this kind of communication that encompasses the spirit, positivity and support of everyone who wants BMN to succeed.

Thanks faramog, I think it may have been Pdub who explained something similar and gave examples. I'm finding it all so helpful. I get excited when I see Nickderby's analysis as it makes a lot of sense when valuing the current and future share price.

I wish Nickderby was setting our broker targets

Thanks for the link Alfacomp, have made a donation. Well done everyone, it's an amazing achievement.

I'm only at the beginning of my BMN adventure and have this BB to thank for that. The Corbine cup is a fantastic tribute to a man who from what posters have said was pivotal in raising awareness.

@Headancer, I couldn't agree more!

Thanks @Expert10201, I'm more interested in firm results now than broker targets.

I thought if they were up to date, i.e. 36.2p instead of 24.94p, it may encourage more smaller PIs interest. That might result in more genuine buys which might scupper the MMs manipulated dips, especially when latest news is good. Might be just blue sky thinking :)

On the subject of MMs games, thanks again @knuttie and @Pdub for your responses to my first post re my share price average. I'm ignoring the shenanigans this week. Well done to you and other LTHs who have stuck with BMN since the beginning. I wish I'd known about this share earlier too.

As a new BMN investor I've noticed that the latest broker share price targets are not easily seen, e.g. The Shares Magazine and This is Money are out of date (9th August), Hargreaves Lansdown says no broker recommendations available and this LSE site hasn't updated broker targets since 2017.

When doing an internet search I've only found the latest targets on The Bushveld Perspective's Analyst Watch (thank you TBP Editorial Team). Not sure if this is because I'm a technophobe.

In the past I've only invested in FTSE 100/250 shares and used broker ratings as part of my research and decision making. I didn't with BMN as I found most of the helpful info I needed from this BB's posters, BMN's website and interviews with FM and MN on Proactive Investors. It's given me a better understanding of the fundamentals and future growth potential, which is a good thing as a novice PI. Although I'm enjoying my learning curve, it made me think that other new PIs might miss out on the potential of BMN if they went off the broker's targets too.

Is this lack of updated broker targets an AIM thing generally or a BMN thing?

P.s. I realise that some or most don't agree with the targets set, especially by SP Angel. My personal view as a newbie is that I would be chuffed if we hit these in the short term. I do think they have undervalued us long term and would hope they reiterate us higher soon.

Serenus 02 October 2019 £30

Hello everyone, I'm a new AIM investor and began looking at BMN a couple of weeks ago after finding this BB, which is both positive and refreshing. The wealth of knowledge and information that you share is incredible, so thank you all.
I followed the 'DYOR' advice, reading and watching everything I could find on Bushveld Minerals. I'd never heard of Vanadium before let alone VRFBs but as Peter Kay once said about garlic bread, energy storage is the future. Fortune Mojapelo and Mikhail Nikomarov's vision for Bushveld Energy combined with growth potential and LTHs belief in BMN is what swayed me to invest.
The average share cost of my holding is 28.53p. My buys were in blocks of 29p and 29.42p on the back of the H1 results, then topped up again yesterday at 27.59p and 27.65p. I admit I feel peaky seeing my new investment move swiftly into the red but remind myself I was happy to get in at under 30p last week.
I was flummoxed as to why the share price was dropping based on all the good news and Vanadium values. However, being new to AIM I have since learned on this BB about MMs games and shorting shenanigans. The Bushveld Perspective's Trading Analysis updates have been a godsend in calming my nerves and irritation (thank you @Alfacomp). I'm all in with this share for the long term and hope to be a member of the £1 party. GLA :)