my stocks go down
14 Nov 2017
Disgraceful The Directors are rewarded with cheap shares while the rest of us rot...
Ripley94
06 Nov 2017
Re: Steve More ( TW ) ( SP ) Big drop today down 15%... I'm in @ 2.89p
II Editor
01 Nov 2017
NEW ARTICLE: Here's what AIM's BMR Mining and Brexit have in common "BMR Group (LSE:BMR)Brexit and LSE:BMR:BMR Mining have quite a bit in common. For instance, despite a lot of talk, the last few months have been punctuated by the production of absolutely nothing. Additionally, people tend to get bored with an ..."[link]
II Editor
31 Oct 2017
NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 1/11/2017 " BMR GROUP (LSE:BMR) BREXIT and BMR have quite a bit in common. For instance, despite a lot of talk, the last few months have been punctuated by the production of absolutely nothing. Additionally, people tend get bored with an absence of ..."[link]
DanDaDan
23 Oct 2017
Re: JLP moving in Not so much JLP moving in IMO, more a case of JLP moving this on.BMR need to face the reality of 60% of £millions from those dumps or 100% of nothing and stagnation.Cash is King and JLP can also supply it and the tailings extraction expertise.Get the money in the bank rather than carrying out wishful dreaming and 'if only' thoughts.GLA.
stuee123
23 Oct 2017
LSE I will take 60% at todays prices than 100% at $1800 at last years prices. PMSL.Hopefully now Eric can retire from the boards this December as he promised. LOL
osammyboy
23 Oct 2017
Re: JLP moving in Already there Kalan Been in since they bought Braemore. Returns from both BMR and JLP seem longer term than I had hoped. Possibly 9 months plus I'm just getting too old for this game
KALAN
23 Oct 2017
Re: JLP moving in To hedge your bets - how about buying some shares in JLP - this is the 4th deal they have done and one is throwing off cash, another is just starting to throw off cash (news due in next 2 to 3 weeks), a 3rd is paid for in full and they have just done this deal with BMR which looks very lucrative for JLP. They have a £50 million war chest to buy more / go in for more joint ventures. A rapidly expanding company and all assets look to be very profitable - own both BMR and JLP to reap the full benefits that you invested for and more.GLA DYOR>
osammyboy
23 Oct 2017
JLP moving in Gives us the support to keep going.......I hope
MISOLDB
10 Oct 2017
ANY ONE KNOW....... what is happening here....?? good climb in price over 2 days now......?????????
osammyboy
04 Sep 2017
Re: LSE NONSENSE Maybe we should drop a hint to AB that we would be prepared to support a rights issue or open offer at say 3.5p That's half my breakeven price so would be interestedOn Barclays site a poll of ten brokers, all of them have BMR a BUY
stuee123
04 Sep 2017
LSE NONSENSE Absolute nonsense being posted on LSE. Call themselves investors. They dont know the first thing about business. Its a hard read so i would advise anyone who has a life don't bother. Same old drivel by the same people. Monday to Friday and the weekends of the same bashing lack of business intelligence but hey ho they think they would all do better. PMSL. Jeez every day posting the same nonsense. Why can't they get a life. There was one guy who had £1280 invested and he was flapping like a flag in the wind. Big investors are being patient doing research and looking forward to success. These people on LSE should never ever invest they simply don't have the bottle for it. Jeez to think the same flappers will be posting the same stuff this week the week after and so on is unbelievable. GET A LIFE ! Where do we start. OK the ACI deal in its previous form is DEAD. Get over it. NOW being dead we have to find another plan. YES LSE flapping crew and it takes TIME to agree another deal. BMR AB have big ambitions. They want BMR to be the next BIG thing on AIM however and it has always been AB's problem is FINANCE. YES AB does it by the book he is not MA who created a market a special little market just for BMR. MA did his best keeping a high share price for BMR and just think about how rubbish BMR was back then but he could command 6p old money for the shares. MA run out of time. Simply there was no plan B and AB stepped up a guy that could get us to the finish line if given time but he does things by the book so any funding will not be great so therefore if he can seek other options then thats great. As i said there is more to life than Kabwe. Its my view ACI want a deal to go through but lets face it the previous deal was too good. The funders were not prepared to give BMR cash for Star Zinc but they like it. Why has AB given priority to Star Zinc and why did he not make a deal for Kabwe because he needs to tie up Star Zinc quickly so imo ACI can still do an offtake agreement with BMR a more simplistic deal lets say more pleasing to the funders. If as some have suggested that BMR may give up part of Kabwe then WHY NOT. There are bigger most probably better sites out there than Kabwe which has been like swimming with a cannon ball around the ankles. I would wait and see what happens with Star Zinc then lets see if ACI come forward or another source of investment in Kabwe YES PLAN B LSE.. This would allow us to start processing and PROFIT open up new funding options and look to other quality sites in Zambia or elsewhere. I AM FED UP READING ABOUT KABWE being this diamond of an asset.. Kabwe has been the most problematic asset in mining history. Move on and look elsewhere. We need the investment as we have the contacts knowledge expertise now. NOW LSE get a grip. GO AND GET A LIFE as clearly anyone that is so negative about there investment would make anyone seriously ILL. Maybe its too late for some of them on LSE but PLEASE CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL HIM and PLEASE stop this constant bashing of all our investements. SHOW SOME RESPECT!!!
II Editor
01 Sep 2017
NEW ARTICLE: What's the FTSE 100 going to do Friday? "FTSE for Friday and BMR Group (FTSE:UKX & LSE:BMR)Our comments about a 'surprise' recovery at the start of September look close to fruition. Perhaps we saw this on Thursday (usually a negative day on the @GB:UKX:FTSE 100) with the market ..."[link]
II Editor
31 Aug 2017
NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 1/09/2017 " FTSE FOR FRIDAY and BMR GROUP (FTSE:UKX & LSE:BMR) Sometimes, we see a share behaving strangely and feel the need to say something, if it's one we know but don't cover on a daily basis for clients. On Thursday 31st Aug, BMR did something ..."[link]
Jay053
31 Aug 2017
Galileo Resources to acquire Star Zinc in Zambia through JV with BMR Group [link] Resources PLC (LON:GLR) has announced it is to exercise its option to acquire the Star Zinc project in Zambia through a joint venture to be established with BMR Group PLC (LON:BMR), and has raised around £1mln via a placing to fund the move and other projects.In a statement today, the AIM-listed firm said it has entered into a binding agreement with BMR to conditionally advance the firm US$591,600 - at an interest rate of 12% per annum - which is intended to be used for the purpose of completing the exercise of the option.READ: Galileo Resources says preliminary drilling results show Concordia copper project "promising and well worth pursuingGalileo plans to subscribe for a 51% equity stake in the joint venture through a newly created special purpose vehicle, to be named Enviro Mining Limited, which will be financed by the cancellation of that loan.In late afternoon trading, Gallielo shares held steady at 2.38p, while BMR shares jumped over 30%, or 1.00p higher to 4.25p. Colin Bird, Galileo’s chairman and CEO said: "This joint venture with BMR on the Star Zinc property gives us a position in the very promising Star Zinc resource close to Lusaka, Zambia.“The availability of primary Zinc deposits is diminishing and Star Zinc is open ended in both directions and depth with the strong possibility of other similar occurrences within the concession boundaries.“Our first step will be to confirm the current non JORC resource, followed by trenching and sampling of other areas and thereafter drilling."Beaufort Securities raises over £1mln via placingGalileo also announces that the company's broker, Beaufort Securities, today completed a placing of 54,672,500 new ordinary shares at a price of 2.0p each to raise £1,093,450 before expenses.The group said, in addition to its acquisition of interest in the Star Zinc project, it intends to use the proceeds of the placing and a director's subscription to fund, amongst other things, follow-up exploration and drilling on its US gold property in Nevada, and advancing the company's Glenover Phosphate project in South Africa.Full-year losses narrowThe expansion plans came after Galileo reported full-year results in a separate statement earlier today which saw its loss narrow as the disposal of its US gold asset was offset by a foreign exchange boost.The AIM-listed miner sold the Gabbs gold-copper property in Nevada for US$2.5mln cash in August 2016 for which it booked a £469,259 loss.Galileo reported a total comprehensive loss for the year ended March 31 2017 of £16,675, narrower than the £784,499 loss posted a year earlier thanks to a foreign exchange gain of £1.4mln, versus a £364,872 currency loss the previous year.The firm’s headline loss for the year was £1.4mln after the Gabbs disposal, compared to a £419,627 loss a year earlier, with operating expenses rising to £871,776 compared to £435,862 the year before.READ: Galileo Resources signs terms sheet to advance Glenover projectLooking ahead, Galileo simply noted that drilling at the Concordia project has been completed and the results are under review.In June, a major phosphate producer confirmed its desire to undertake a two-phase pilot plant phosphate flotation Galileo’s 34%-owned Glenover project in South Africa.In his statement, Galileo’s chairman Colin Bird concluded “we remain committed in our quest to identify a large resource, which will be transformational for the Company and its shareholders.”
