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BMD Baronsmead Second Venture Trust Plc

55.50
0.00 (0.00%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Baronsmead Second Venture Trust Plc LSE:BMD London Ordinary Share GB0030028103 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 55.50 54.00 57.00 55.50 55.25 55.50 45,555 08:00:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty -1.2M -6.91M -0.0192 -28.91 200.12M
Baronsmead Second Venture Trust Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BMD. The last closing price for Baronsmead Second Venture was 55.50p. Over the last year, Baronsmead Second Venture shares have traded in a share price range of 49.60p to 59.50p.

Baronsmead Second Venture currently has 360,579,763 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Baronsmead Second Venture is £200.12 million. Baronsmead Second Venture has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -28.91.

Baronsmead Second Venture Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/2/2011
22:55
Leni Oil & Gas, Oct 7th 2010
I cannot for the life of me come up with any sane reason why this company's share price is a meagre 3p? Leni's focus is now on a possible company changing discovery.

Leni's recent Interims contained the following; "Identification of new oil & gas prospects with potential for possible resource base of 1 billion boe."

Yes you've read that right; a possible 1 Billion BOE!

Leni are contracted to BP re their oil sales to market. Could it be that the well oiled BP machine is beginning to curry favour here? Watch it climb as the companies' attention (AND BP'S) begins to focus on their Spanish assets.

Leni is wholly under-valued and should be trading at many many multiples of where it currently is. So what should Leni be trading at with such a huge potential discovery on their books? 20p, 30p, 40p, 50p 60p, 70p? I can tell you this - it isn't 3p!


Oct 7th 2010, 12pm
Leni will almost certainly hit 7/8p without even factoring in a BILLION barrel potential discovery. I can not express it any clearer. Leni should be trading at 20p-30p on expectation ALONE! There are quite literally huge gains here waiting for the more astute investor. Massive potential gains.

Oct 7th 2010
LGO on the march. up 35%. 4p is Peanuts. Expect rapid rises on any positive news

Oct 15th 2010
Another rip roaring success for the blog! Leni up approx 50%!!!!! Since the first post by the Great BrokermanDaniel! At one point touched 6p that's a thumping 100% increase

Oct 28th 2010
There are very few penny stocks that I would hang my hat on but Leni gas are one of them. Leni gas will be trading at a significantly higher level to where they currently are today within 6 months of this article. This stock is a genuine multi-bagger!

5 month chart since the 'tip'

bookiebuster
17/2/2011
22:49
He knows about MTA and EO.
linslader
17/2/2011
22:48
Does ne know about ATC & NGG? . Don't know
paul_bennett
17/2/2011
22:48
No ramps please, leave it to BMD or an expert lmao.
linslader
17/2/2011
22:45
So why do you think he does?
ntd909
17/2/2011
22:44
If I had imformation about a share (like ATC & NGG) that was going to double ++ in a short space of time, I would just load up and tell nobody.
paul_bennett
17/2/2011
22:44
It was a t-trade by the sounds if it! £30K! OUCH!!!!
ntd909
17/2/2011
22:40
Might be a paper loss of course.
linslader
17/2/2011
22:39
The Juggler - great post!

I can't believe that investor has lost so much!

There has been some great advice from posters on here tonight. The bottom line is, you have to do your own research and be prepared to go long on some stocks.

Once we start running the numbers on BMD's tips, we'll see just how accurate they are, and, what the probability is of them being right.

If I were BMD, i'd post little and often. You want quality rather than quantity in his line of work.

ntd909
17/2/2011
22:37
"The sole purpose of the Blog is to voice opinion on stocks, this is a personal opinion based on analysis of each company from data gleaned via various sources through-out the UK and beyond. I have many contacts within the City of London ranging from brokers right through to press contacts on most of the quality (and a few red top) newspapers. Non of my contacts are aware that I run this blog. Though strangely I have on more than one occasion found myself sat at lunch while others discuss the latest "BrokermanDan post"."


Pass the bucket quickly

paul_bennett
17/2/2011
22:35
Rorystruass, I'm not sure what I should be worried about. I'm merely righting a few wrongs, I do hate one sided distorted bitterness to cloud a debate.
I've not commented on ntd909 looking at his tips at all, you have mixed me up with someone else ?
I agree with you about tipsters, and couple them together with Financial Advisors and Consultants whos' livelihood depends on telling others how to make wise investments lol.

linslader
17/2/2011
22:33
Linslader - yes of course! I need a symbol now don't I? =)

PB - yes, that's kind of the reason behind the thread mate... to see if there's any substance behind BMD's claims.

The truth will out!

ntd909
17/2/2011
22:29
The problem with this is the people who are suckered in - believing (naively) every word they read on the BBs and Blogs

This has been posted today on another website and the guy is in bit (bought some on a margin) he is not sleeping at night

Sorry my minds all over the place at present, total i spent (to nearest pound), is:

Company A = spent £38,488 now worth £21,700

Company B = spent £40,749 now worth £30,957

Company C = spent £6,357 now worth £3,400

sorry for the mis-cals, really struggling with all this

1,450,000 in Sareum
213,500 in Sirius Minerals
850,000 in Physiomics

the juggler
17/2/2011
22:25
ntd909..............are you infact the artist formerly known as BMD ? :-) lol.
linslader
17/2/2011
22:23
Dear me, look he's no different to a horse racing tipster. Some you win some you lose, get over it, man up and quit looking for someone else to blame for your own bad luck. At the end of the day investing on the AIM is very much down to luck, we all know that don't we ? Hmmmmmmm I wonder.
linslader
17/2/2011
22:21
That's a great idea Paul. If you could collate a list of all the tips and when they were published, I will see if I can sort out the charts.
ntd909
17/2/2011
22:19
NTD909

Can you put a chart in the header so that contributors can give you some share names/ dates/ share price then / now ......and expose BMD for what he is.

paul_bennett
17/2/2011
22:17
BMD must laugh his socks off at the amount of people who get all girlie about his blog, yet clearly follow his every word.
linslader
17/2/2011
22:09
Paul_Bennett "He should publish a chart showing all of his "recommendations" for the past year. The price then and the price now, together with a brief comment about what he said"

You're absolutely bang on the money here and that's the whole purpose of this thread mate!

Let's see how good BMD's tips really are.

Unless people contribute, nobody's going to know.

Get involved!!!!

ntd909
17/2/2011
22:02
stamply2. You're entitled to your opinion of course. To say he's just been lucky sounds a bit like sour grapes to be honest. He has called some right, that's a fact, whether it be as a short or a long. Lol the FSA will not even look at a blogger, get real, they don't have the teeth to deal with real blatant fraud and deception.
linslader
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