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not a massively discounted placing - strong support and funding in place for the next stage of this story. i would expect to see some interesting newsflow from here

bushveld raised $22m at 10p in march. the shares are now at 20p. just saying.

dont see this as a bad thing, working capital to produce the units is obviously a sign of commercial demand. clearly there is broad governmental support for the use of clean fuel in municipal transportation and both national and regional lawmakers are prepared to put their money where their mouths are. With the increasing strain on infrastructure caused by car volumes, public transport improvements are critical and this includes offsetting the environmental impacts. a few panic sellers will only create a buying opportunity at around this mark and then I can see a rise back to the 1p level in quick order 'fuelled' (pun intended) by the disclosure of production and sales activity.

http://www.fch.europa.eu/sites/default/files/20182501%20JIVE%202%20Launch%20Press%20Release.pdf

and your self-confessed trading of it on the ups and downs gives you the ideal motive to be in here bashing the hell out of it after it's risen from a low of 109p to 125p. thanks for being so transparent.

Timed my entry at 110 to perfection Results look good ... 9p divided , low gearing, cash generation strong and investment in systems and capabilities What's not to like Back toward 1.50

how have i changed my tune exactly? i'm stating a fact.

Conversely geopolitical tensions tend to favour gold as a safe haven investment and by consequence, gold mining ventures

But don�t forget.... Greg reportedly has over 300k shares (pre-name change I think he was up to about 18m on a pre consolidation basis as at October 2015 so that indicates he�s added about 150k more since mid 16) Martin churchhouse (former director, now �management team�) had 253m pre-consolidation shares as a result of his original interest in the Georgia project ..that�s 2.5m shares. I wonder how many he has left? Oh...and gk was awarded 100m options at 0.14p (pre consolidation) so that�s another million he could access at 14p at some point. Just some obs drawn from my extensive notes on the 2011-2016 era Directors generally don�t put their hands in their pockets to the tune of more than a token gesture to try and give the market confidence. They rely on remuneration packages to really stuff their drawers full. Plus of course, once they stop being directors, they can sell without notification of anything other than the move through the bands. That�s assuming they stick to the rules of course.

here's some verbatim quotes (rather than your paraphrasing) - exact time of podcast also indicated. 11:20 "Over the next few years they are going to spend a lot of time evaluating the scale of the copper project" 12:24 "not sure exactly when the copper project is going to get planned" He also stated that the 3-5 million tonnes of Copper ore was indicated but was not deemed a JORC resource.

trust me sunshine, if there's one thing I've learned to do after 7 years on AIM, its recognise the bottom. that's why i had 10 grand of Bushveld at 1.9p. I think the executed price I got a few days ago was sub 8.2p. I''d say that was a pretty good catch. Just don't expect to find me ramping it.

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I think what truedat has said. Only appropriate place for capt Bligh is overboard, NOT responsible for handing out rations. His nose bag will likely not shrink. And it�s a fairly big nose bag at that. Said, via ********** dribble a year ago, that work would be done with raised funds to reach �a production decision� by mid 17. Perhaps the skiing in Georgia was too much of a distraction. One thing to blame greedy Russians for wanting too much of the pie and stalling negs, but why wasn�t sufficient drilling done alongside as promised ... that�s nothing to do with the Jv partner. So evidently they did what they always do. Burn cash for own lifestyle maintenance. I won�t see this as investable on any other basis than for next pump, placing and dump unless/until all associations with Perth originated shysters are severed completely. Caveat emptor. Production remains the great Noricum Myth.

He said he bought at 1.30 and sold at a loss. People are entitled to use stop losses and so forth and it�s good discipline to cut losses if you believe that there is further downside. I don�t see much downside risk here ..the bad news is priced in and the analysts will be looking for a credible plan for the next 3 years to turn the business results around. I believe they will satisfy the market and long positions will be rebuilt driving a return to the 1.50-1.60 area. If the business delivers on its plan over the next 24 months then I think a return to �2 + is very achievable. Upside potential far outweighs downside risk right now. If that�s not a credible investment proposition then I don�t know what is

Anyone remember that video of whybrow at Schoenberg they tried to palm off as 'activity' to punters? both whybrow and Schoenberg proved to be a utter waste of money and calories

My apols ftse250..I was mistaken

Isn't it just a little bit arrogant to assume that the board of a ftse100 go looking at a bulletin board for direction on investor sentiment? These forums are notoriously reactive to negative and positive news and do not represent the more rational thoughts of institutional investors. I think if I was the board I'd know where i I'd spend my time and energy trying to understand sentiment.

Your paranoia is not my issue sir. I am a private investor with a 25yr + career in the financial sector and know the saga brand well. This is clearly a distressed stock and board changes suggest that a recovery is imminent. I have made good returns in the junior market on the premise of buying when others are fearful. I am happy to add a credible, dividend paying, ftse100 to my portfolio.

I'm afraid I can't fathom your logic. You are going to punish the company by taking away your business because you are bitter about the share price. I'm pretty certain that the company themselves aren't awfully pleased about the share price performance either. or are you suggesting that the company have set out to screw private investors? Sounds like you are too emotionally affected to look at the objective investment case. Bad news is fully priced in, it's way oversold and once they announce their strategic plan I see the market turning in its favour. I see 1.50 coming fairly rapidly here.

From these levels it'll do well. The fundamentals look good