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BMV Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd

1.80
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd LSE:BMV London Ordinary Share VGG118701058 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.80 1.75 1.85 1.80 1.80 1.80 1,876,794 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 0 -254k -0.0004 -45.00 12.83M
Bluebird Merchant Ventures Ltd is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BMV. The last closing price for Bluebird Merchant Ventures was 1.80p. Over the last year, Bluebird Merchant Ventures shares have traded in a share price range of 0.475p to 1.875p.

Bluebird Merchant Ventures currently has 712,865,042 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bluebird Merchant Ventures is £12.83 million. Bluebird Merchant Ventures has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -45.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/1/2020
12:58
If it is Aidan that owns the Fiske shares one has to ask whether he was also owner of the shares at Nyoto when the Fiske Nominee shareholder took hold of that company. Nyoto lent money to one of Aidan's other businesses, then tried a reverse take over and shortly after went out of business.

Will the Fiske shareholder try the same thing with BMV?

shieldbug
06/1/2020
11:04
Thanks cool runnings for this clarification. Fairly quiet here at the moment, but Southern Gold bounced back 20% last night on ASX
cbeadle
06/1/2020
10:21
The Fiske holding is Aidan and one or 3 others, It's never been hidden ! Just held in nominee !
cool runnings
06/1/2020
10:03
Do you think then that a financing deal more favourable for the Fiske Nominee holder is beinag worked out? Surely Fiske must legally be obliged to disclose who owns that number of shares, they can't just be hidden in a nominee account.
cbeadle
06/1/2020
09:02
Jonathan Morely-Kirk is Aidan Bishop's man. In no way should he be considered independent. He will take a long Christmas break and not think for two seconds about BMV.

He is also chairman Aidan's BigDish business and was chairman of the ill fated Nyota Minerals where he was put in place after Fiske Nominees ousted the previous chairman. Nyota of course loaned money to Bigdish and tried some kind of reverse takeover of Bigdish.

Who owns 53% of BMV? Fiske Nominees. The question is who owns the Fiske Nomiees shares. Someone has complete control of the company - but not openly.

Apart from the murky Bishop, Morely-Kirk, Fiske Nominees thing I would love this share.

shieldbug
06/1/2020
08:03
A week on from the AGM and the chairman hasn't bothered with the courtesy of reporting back to the market. No doubt all resolutions were passed, not that he bothered to share the agenda with the market or distribute proxy information.

I do hope this Jonathan Morley-Kirk fellow steps up during financing talks otherwise you have to wonder what his purpose is.

outlawinvestor
06/1/2020
07:58
A name change - agreed, perhaps about time - though as I posted c6months ago, remember Bluebird means Good Luck...
skyship
06/1/2020
07:50
"..Tears to come" would certainly sum up the last 50 years of gold investing :))
spectoacc
06/1/2020
07:46
With gold having broke multi year resistance and the world drowning in debt, the stage appears set for a strong gold price environment for years to come.

With both permits having been granted, we now need to see regular newsflow from the company as the mines are re opened. More urgently, the financing. In this regard we had months of no news during which the finance should have been planned, so there are no excuses for a prolonged silence on this when the amount involved is small.

The Kores funded drilling should also be progressing.

Finally, a name change to get the company noticed.

highly geared
06/1/2020
00:22
cbeadle,


There's also some high rise buildings that look very modern, yet have nothing inside.


I still think you'e being optimistic if you thing Kim is going to turn up at the 39th Parallel, and hand over the keys to the country anytime soon.

andy
05/1/2020
22:33
I went in 2018, there’s an emerging middle class, and many new restaurants and coffee bars. A huge new futuristic street has emerged for scientists homes, also there are many more cars than 10 years ago, even though traffic is mostly light. It’s much more possible to own a business, and there’s plenty of smartphones.
cbeadle
05/1/2020
20:38
cbeadle3 Jan '20 - 13:11 - 1295 of 1297

I think the two Koreas will reunite, Pyongyang is changing rapidly. They want it in Pyongyang there is even a Unification Arch

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I have a feeling that Kim Jung-un's idea of reunification and yours is hugely different.


In what was is Pyongyang "changing rapidly" in your view?

andy
05/1/2020
19:47
There’s some difference between North Korea and East Germany. The latter was a Soviet satellite country with foreign troops, whereas North Korea is self reliant on Juche systems. Also there was almost always travel between West and East Germany, while the border between North and South Korea is closed. Another factor is simply the time scale they have been divided
cbeadle
03/1/2020
13:25
Probably. In my lifetime? Who knows. Major impediments against it, not just the Fat Guy but China/US.

And the more they diverge, the harder any reunification would be. East/West Germany was difficult enough.

spectoacc
03/1/2020
13:11
I think the two Koreas will reunite, Pyongyang is changing rapidly. They want it in Pyongyang there is even a Unification Arch
cbeadle
03/1/2020
10:13
Or go nuclear, figuratively & literally.
spectoacc
03/1/2020
10:09
I love the optimism expressed on ADVFN

LOL! It might sound funny right now but IMO it is inevitable that one day the two Koreas will either fully reunite or form an extremely close alliance.

outlawinvestor
03/1/2020
09:18
cbeadle29 Dec '19 - 23:45 - 1252 of 1291

Also if Korea reunites there’s plentiful precious metal resources north of the 38 parallel!

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I love the optimism expressed on ADVFN1


Why don't you just pop over to Pyonyang and run that idea past Kim Jong-Un and let us know his thoughts on it?


I'm sure he'll be receptive.......


And if not, do you have a choice of Gulag?

andy
03/1/2020
07:56
Looks like the late 400k worked sell was the fly in the ointment y'day,well all in the price now and at least it didn't move the share price down,could be a better day today,all to play for and anyone getting in at these prices will do well short and long term imo.
scotty1
02/1/2020
15:30
Thanks for the info
nw99
02/1/2020
15:13
This has moved down 5% on 2-3 k before, £13k is quite large by recent standards
cbeadle
02/1/2020
15:13
This has moved down 5% on 2-3 k before, £13k is quite large by recent standards
cbeadle
02/1/2020
14:48
Surely not weird no rise yet, share price unchanged - the purchases so far today amount to just £13k... We need some serious volume.
skyship
02/1/2020
14:37
Appears the MMs have been getting reasonably good supply over the past few sessions.
outlawinvestor
02/1/2020
14:32
Weird it has not jumped
nw99
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