BHR looking to acquire? A possibly interesting find by retirefromshelfstacking on the BHR board.A tie-in of some sort would be one to keep an eye on.ATB Coldfeet67

bigwod i listened good post but i find it sad to see so many sells over a year ago the share price i think was around 50p and still today look at the sells for a share with so much potential

Re: I'm out/Dycee I've never traded AMUR since 13th Dec RNS and neither have have posted a "sell" after my disposal. Hope your decampment proves timely and astute but doubt it personally. bethany3

Re: I'm out - Hi Dycee,"for the record this bull story of 'Steve not being able to post oniii is an absolute joke. There are people on AIm from all round the world."I guess you meant iii rather than AIMAnyway, I'm afraid that's wrong.I have no doubt that there are people posting on iii from around the world, I know plenty myself, but to do so they have to have a UK domicile. If you have left the UK and don't have UK phone and address details, you can't subscribe to iii. (There are probably a number of long term non-uk subscribers who iii have yet to discover and remove).If you can prove that to be wrong (and how) then i'll pass the details of how its done on to Steve.As far as Aim and shares like BAO go, sadly, there simply aren't enough buyers to make prices rise. If a share is good enough then the MMs simply can't manipulate the SP forever.Small resource stocks are hammered because people see the demand for such resources as being in doubt in the current depression. Add to that that they cover their backs when prices start falling and in many cases have got themselves into difficulties and have to take profits to cover losses elsewhere and you arrive where we are now. Just my view.Speculator speculator59

Re: I'm out - Dycee doesn't care for any of your posts either Coldfeet dycee

Re: I'm out - Listen Speculator 59 'alias' Steve the Fantastic Investor'. This is not the place to post BEM stories but since you posted here I will answer here.The last time 'Steve' lambasted me on the BEM board he told people he no longer held the share saying he had invested in MARL (then at 40p+) - today that is languishing at 5p.I have held BAO loyally for many many months and as a result have lost a lot of money here in the last year. I only wish I had traded it. I decided to call time because like everyone else trading on AIM I have probably not cut my losses quickly enough. But at 7p enough was enough. Tuckman has regularly posted as the loyal holder when in fact he has been trading this all the way through, but chooses only to post when he buys and not when he sells. Because I told the truth and posted when I sold then I am painted as the bad boy.As for my posts about BEM, I think you'll find my track record there is pretty good. I posted when I sold there at 68p and advised people to get out. If the many regulars there that regularly slate me had done the same instead of following the advice of 'Steve the Fantastic Investor' (who incidentally sold out without telling anyone) they would have been quids in instead of sitting at 13p today. for the record this bull story of 'Steve not being able to post oniii is an absolute joke. There are people on AIm from all round the world.Anyway AIM is really starting to become one pretty sick joke. The only winners here now are the traders and the MMs. dycee

Re: I'm out - Yes, and if I hadn't sold, i'd be almost a further 50% down and requiring a double simply to get back to where I am now. Many of my holdings are long term - some measured in decades, others amongst minnows like Goldplat since 2007/2009 etc. However, anyone who stays invested in spite of all the evidence that things are going wrong deserves to lose money.There is a grave danger that many small resource companies will go belly up in this downturn. Cash is king and the best place to be is in production or very near production stocks.Infrastructure - yes, a glaring omission on my part, but then again I suppose you get it right every time.As I said, I shall stay on this board for as long as I want to - not as long as you want me to.Most of the time I simply read what others think is happening.Looking at the chart, I can't see this fall stopping before 5p and maybe not then. If you're happy to watch another 30% of your money go then that's up to you.I could reinvest the money I took out at 14p and now have double the holding I had. Who got it right? the investor who sold and bought back - or the one that held on forever..At some point the fall will end and that is when to invest.Speculator speculator59

Re: I'm out - Sorry Tuckman but you're the complete.....I have no reason to gloat - I lost money here.I keep an interest in BAO as one day it may be a stock to invest in again. What worries me is the infrastructure required to get the product out from the site - which is why I exited (quite apart from the fact the stock appeared in terminal decline as are so many resource stocks).As for the message... it was as I said.Speculator speculator59

Re: Corporate Update Again, IMO all is progressing very well and on schedule at the moment. As for the SP and the markets, again IMO it will sort itself out in time, the fundamentals are not going to change unless we hear something drastic. Location looks great, source looks great BJ interview apart from poor quality sounds solid. Time will only give us the answers, lets hope the good news keeps flowing and then eventually the SP will hopefully follow suit. Tuckman1

Garth Saw the link on the website today ,so posted it here and then noticed it had come to my email box aswell after 9am today . i subscribe the latest events from it so alot of people will be not get chance to here the interview until they click there email and listen. should see some buying today on the back of this as there are many bao holders past and present who get news from website