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Yes 0308966, despite being underwater and being roughly half of my investment portfolio I've held BMN shares for a few years now. I intend to hold them well into my retirement (a few decades away given I'm in my early forties).
I'm just getting tired of both the ramp/deramp trolling comments littering this board giving unfounded claims on what is/isn't happening on BMN's development. As a community we should challenge any claims or statements being made in this regard and be prepared to back them up if we are ones making them. This content is otherwise diluting some great factually based BMN research content that appears via this forum, notably Alfa's Bushveldperspective material and other great work.
The Eskom discussion is classic, where, when and how any contract is supposedly being awarded to BMN is unclear to me. It all seems very speculative at this stage, if not show me otherwise?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/basic-grammar

I've read it again, you language is claiming that come next week we are getting news on Eskom. Would you care to elaborate with your evidence? I'd interested to see the substantiation of this claim please.
It helps prospective investors acquire confidence by better understanding the evidence and time line towards BMN's milestones and progress. Also to dispel the notion LTHs like us are simply ramping trolls.

Great things to look forward to next week.
Would you mind sharing with this BB readership the evidence you have related to your statement that our Eskom news is coming next week?
I've seen nothing in support of this occurring, I'm hoping you have something to qualify your statement to rebut any potential interpretation that this posting is speculative trolling ramping behaviour.

I knew it, Libero is the new Rich Ken!

There's no carbon at the point of fuelling it just H2 gas so only water coming out as emission as your drive. Its blue hydrogen, basically steam methane reformed( brown/grey hydrogen) but with carbon capture storage bolted on.
Personally, I don't see blue H2 as sustainable it still derived from fossil carbon feedstock just with CO2 landfilling. A bit of a hot potato with UKRI's decarbonising industrial clusters strategy as they are pouring money into CCS deployment which doesn't take us off our addiction to fossil feedstock consumption. Frustrating as would be better off advancing renewable power gen and green H2 from electrolysis which is truly zero CO2.
Obviously for any decently sized static power storage application though H2 inappropriate VRFBs all the way!

I think we're probably due about now for a Rich Ken rocket launch entry onto this bulletin board? Where has our resident ramper gone?

No Richard, TRX is not going to be as big as Tesla or Amazon. It's going to be bigger!!!!
LOL ;-)

If only Texas has a kick arse VRFB alongside all those wind turbines they've built.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-56085733

Nasdaq listing would be sweat for us all for sure.
You make the point exactly, some high tech companies aren't valued on where their sales are today or even 12 months from now. ITM is even turning a loss yet they are MCAP is >£3bn?!? Why you might ask? 'cause green H2 is the next big thing.
These high valuations are founded on medium to longer term perceived value the market thinks these businesses command.
As you rightly point out TRX has a different model, build manufacturing capability, sell product, reinvest to build more manufacturing and repeat but the potential growth and >multi $bn market TRX's products are targeted is not too dissimilar to ITM, Tesla and others who fall into this bonkers MCAP valuation bucket.

Chester,
You might think that typical P/E metrics application on sales or profit act as a forecast for SP potential. Look at other tech such as ITM or even more ridiculous valuations like Tesla. When a SP rockets, book keeping and accountancy logic seems to go out the window.

Hi Bendis,
Yes, the FCA will give him a short leash or basically stop him from operating in the UK. They almost have to given the storm he created previously.
Has he thought about setting up office in Jersey or some other non-FCA jurisdiction so he can get on with what he wants to do. Presumably he can then still dabble and place his punters in high growth AIM stocks from outside the UK/FCA policed areas?

Is anyone thinking here this rise is related to Neil Woodford getting back into investment action and hoovering up shares?
We know how much his previous fund loved TRX. Even though his previous fund went belly up hurting the SP, due to no fault of TRX's capability. If Woodford SP purchasing comes back into TRX this then we could head back into the xxp territory ahead of any material news on business progress even with the SP placing dilution we had last year.

fatprofits, you are of course right. These issues are really applicable if you a stock trader, looking to turn a profit in under a few months timeframe. But I'm an investor not a trader, I'll be holding for years ahead. GSK is one of the most resilient businesses you're ever going to see.

Yes, I've read it. The dividend is not rising, but at 6% yield that is fine. Even if they slashed the dividend in half (to 3%) then this is still fabulous value given the strength of GSK as a forward business (unlike BP). Even they cut the dividend to invest in growth then I'm entirely happy with this as will be the share price in few years time.
This is a most excellent top up opportunity, but of course do your own research ;-)

Precisely my thoughts, so fired in a purchase for another 189 tickets here. At north of 6% dividend and holding (albeit not rising for a couple of years) in probably the UK's most established and reputable company there is. An absolute no brainer buy

Old failing video game retailers yesterday and silver today, could we see them hitting on vanadium tomorrow ;-)
BMN certainly has all the attributes of market makers abusing the value that these Reddit folk love to counter.

I'm getting all excited now.
Our regular bullet board posters having previously stated the Eskom contract announcement awarding BMN significant work was to come by end of January.
Therefore looking forward to seeing that RNS by close of business today.

I'm really looking forward to either today or definitely tomorrow the Eskom contract announcement happening specifying BMN's involvement.
Regular posters on this BB have told us in no uncertain terms over several months previously this announcement will be happening in January 2021.
I'm getting all excited to read the juicy details of this over the weekend!

Adam Rouselle's comments on VRFB being able to temporal shift power by time, but thinking what more is possible with vanadium redox flow to shift power by space.
If this were realised this is going to put several orders of magnitude for vanadium electrolyte requirement above simply a VRFB stack usage. Is anyone aware of any current or pipeline projects were vanadium redox electrolyte is being used to shift power in space (rather than just time)?
Fascinating notion and remarks by Adam. Kind of inspires you to think of what further applications in power transmission could be possible with vanadium electrolyte.