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HL buy NT sell 49.605
Added 10000 @ 49.35 09:05 £4946
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HL currently buy 41.28, sell 41.06

You old romantic, RichKen

15:53 10000 @ 29.00 was a buy if that helps

15:53 10000 @ 29.00 was a buy if that helps

Anyone else unable to stop smiling as they listened to the interview? Fortune at his outstanding best presents a compelling case to invest. Added 10000 at 27.3

Not sure that JM could remember our name. They......they've .....they ....didn't mention the word 'Bushveld' until the very end.

Why not push back the date of the first dividend and use the money to take out the Rhino Trust holding?

7% divi at this sp. Sp will be higher than it is now within 6 months even if it does fall from here. Impossible to guess the bottom with any certainty. Good price to buy in at. Let it sit in an ISA.

What's your 'feeling' based on, falklandinvestor ?

If the advertised bid was raised to 27.5 then we would be on the 'Risers' board. This might attract potential new investors. Who controls when the bid is raised? Bet it would upset the person who manipulated the low closing price at close yesterday.

HL 25000 bid 27.7, ask 28.175

Sprites 25-10-19 £100

fb, many thanks for your thoughts on this. I have emailed IC asking for clarification.

The way I see it is that readers of IC are potential investors in BMN. PE is an important indicator and 41 is very different to 13.2

The PE ratio, I believe, is the market price divided by the earnings per share. Does anyone know why the IC article shows BMN to have a PE of 41? What figures are they using in their calculation? Would be grateful if someone could clarify.

Agree Lionel. I was thinking across MM's and not just limited to two of them.

Could be 'backscratching'. MM1 has the arrangement with the warrant holder re BMN. MM2 needs BMN shares and so gets them through MM1 at cost price. On a different share MM2 might have the contact and so gets them for MM1, again at cost price.

Ditto

www.pressreader.com/south-africa/finweek-english-edition/20180705/282127817213638

@Pinarello, this article starts with:

'Many companies on the JSE are dual-listed, with their primary listings abroad. What are the implications for investors?'
Might be of interest.

NickyP, just for balance....It's worth remembering that when the Sp pushes up to 28p, we will still only be back to where we were in mid-August or thereabouts.