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speculation is rife across the boards with talk about the price level that will be achieved after approval. Okay, we can laugh at the ludicrous estimate of between 200% and 300% rises posted up elsewhere, but realistically on the day of the announcement where do people think the SP will be? I believe that on this day, it might get somewhere near to 2p, but perhaps just below...who knows, it could even be that the approval will bring a much more modest market reaction (given BMR's consistent inability to be transparent and hit deadlines/targets)...but the real spanner in the works might be any conditions attached that could bring additional costs and potential time delays. Lots of unknowns, but one thing is certain, buy into any spike at your peril. On a positive, what are your estimates for the approval day maximum price?

Keith, your answer is somewhat short of an explanation...care to elucidate?

nope

Can anyone understand why, after telling us that off-take agreement negotiations are at an "advanced stage", they are now simply referred to as "continuing"? What went wrong and isn't this something of a significant concern?

@Schadenfreude, there are ways and means to get any opinion or idea across whilst ensuring your posts remain within the content standards. It is not difficult.

Consider carefully how you phrase your messages and you will be fine. Stick within the content standards, and you will have your posts approved.

Dan, debate requires people to express opinion and speculate about a variety of scenarios. For example, in November I suggested that the warrants would be discounted further to 1.25p (with my rationale), which was met with the abuse synonymous with the BMR enthusiasts. Under current rules that post would not have been permitted, thereby robbing the chance of the silent majority to consider the worth of my assertion (which did come to fruition of course). Debate requires posters to exchange alternative perspectives and although I have every sympathy with today's moderation style, due to the personal attacks etc., I would ask you to consider relaxing attitudes a little before the delete button is pressed.

Because we believe that if content meets the content standards, we believe there is a good chance that a reasoned and grown-up debate could actually be acheived.

It may be a long shot, but we would like to give it every possible chance.

why not just ban people who clearly have alternative motives ??

Messages on the BMR forum are now being moderated before they are displayed on the forum.

Has anyone spoken to Masoud this week to ask about the funding requirement?