Has anybody seen that RHPS has recommended 3 sells one of them being the above? Can see tomorrow being a disasterous day!!!!!!!!

At 2.45p

Rising from bottom and there is more buying than lately today. The TA has gone positive with MACD crossing over 0

Moving fast as volume goes close to 3.8M

A futher spike just now to 2.725p
and looking like a DOUBLE BOTTOM at 2.20p

3 Directors buying
DIRECTORS' DEALINGS

Berkeley Mineral Resources Plc, announces that it has been informed that Masoud Alikhani, Mark Wainwright and Horacio Furman all of whom are Directors of the Company, purchased ordinary shares in the Company on Wednesday 12 December 2012.
Mr Masoud Alikhani purchased 1,000,000 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.70 pence. Following this transaction, Mr Alikhani will hold a total of 21,495,958 shares in BMR representing 1.98% of the Company's issued share capital.

Mr Mark Wainwright purchased 148,148 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.70 pence. Following this transaction, Mr Wainwright will hold a total of 1,145,648 shares in BMR representing 0.11% of the Company's issued share capital.

Mr Horacio Furman purchased 518,518 ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.70 pence. Following this transaction, Mr Furman will hold a total of 2,734,779 shares in BMR representing 0.25% of the Company's issued share capital.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/berkeley-mineral-res--bmr-/rns/copper-plant-acquisition--production-q3/201306120700048148G/

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don't think this will have an effect on that share price but nevertheless, the chairman speaks bout the ambulances they have donated interview on LSE

Looks like it wants to turn, after the rise this afternoon and managed to hold for the day finishing at best.

The monthly chart has the look of a DOUBLE BOTTOM, so it could start on the way up, help by metal prices moving higher again.

Another move up today with some interest showing by the number of trades going on

bullish outlook if everything goes to plan ..........

BMR gives update on Kabwe

Berkeley Mineral Resources expects environmental project brief approval for Kabwe to be received within a two-month period from the Zambian Environmental Management Agency.

After commissioning of the oxide copper cement plant, the input rate of processing the copper feedstock material is expected to be at an initial rate of 1,000 tonnes per month before ramping up to the full capacity of the plant of 3,000 tonnes per month over an estimated six month period.

The company says that at this rate, copper cement volumes of between 100 tonnes and 120 tonnes per month at an expected grade of 94% will be produced, providing an operating profit of approximately US$250,000 per month.

A very good momentum late last Friday, could be time for the move forward considering last Monday Marked up to 2.55p after the news

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Goldman Sachs remains bullish on zinc as supply forecast to slow
London (Platts)--21Jan2014/828 am EST/1328 GMT

Goldman Sachs continues to be bullish on zinc, with the market balance predicted to tighten as fresh supply dries up, the bank said Tuesday

As a result the bank raised its 2016 and 2017 LME zinc price forecast to $2,300/mt from $2,200/mt.

"Last month Minmetals announced that one of the world's three largest mines, Century, may close in mid-2015 [6-12 months earlier than anticipated], and that one if its replacement mines -- Dugald River -- was being re-evaluated. We now see the zinc balance tightening more significantly in 2015 and 2016 owing to a lack of supply growth, the bank said.

Goldman's view is common across the market with a raft of banks having published bullish notes over the past six-months.

"Further supporting zinc prices over the next 1-2 years is our [lower] forecasts for gold, silver, and copper prices -- which together make up 60% of zinc miners revenues, followed by 40% from zinc and lead. Lower prices for these commodities would likely constrain zinc concentrate and refined supply growth," the bank said.

Three-month zinc was spot bid on LMEselect as of 1151 GMT at $2,076/mt having closed the Monday kerb session at $2,076.50/mt.

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Suspension
Further to the announcement of Alex Borrelli as Chairman of the Company on 23 October 2014, certain material concerns have come to light as to the classification and valuation of approximately £4.3 million of prepayment for non-current assets as at 31 December 2013. The Company has instructed independent accountants and lawyers to investigate the circumstances underlying these concerns.

The Company has therefore sought and obtained the permission of AIM for trading in its securities on AIM to be suspended forthwith.

The Company has cash balances of approximately £600,000 which represents adequate working capital for its immediate requirements.

AIM-listed miner could be worth 30% more
By Alistair Strang | Tue, 2nd August 2016 - 10:00

AIM-listed miner could be worth 30% more
When we last viewed miner BMR Group (BMR), we were quite optimistic for its future but, as usual, tacked on an illustration warning of criteria for weakness toward 3p with ultimate 1.75p. Thankfully, we proved a wee bit wrong as the share 'only' weakened to 3.1p and now, has enacted something rather more than a classic bounce.

Assuming the company doesn't choose to torpedo the rise by issuing negative news, the situation now is of anything above 5.375 pointing toward 5.575 with secondary 6.35p - maybe 7.5p as the gaps foul our numbers.

While the initial movement to 5.575 sounds useless, this is - from our perspective - a dreadfully important waypoint. Should BMR's mid-price better this level, it should find it hard to avoid growth to 6.35p.



The fly in the cliché is shown with a Dashed Blue line. This is the downtrend since April 2015, created since the share recovered from suspension. Our secondary ambition gives the price of BMR a half-decent chance of closing above this line (5.697p at time of writing) and hopefully entering a new phase of its growth potentials.

We've tacked on a somewhat distant 9.1p at the top of the chart. It would be easy to also display double-digit numbers but realistically, only once BMR actually closes above its last highs of 6.9p will we take them seriously and issue an update. For now, that Dashed Blue line bothers us a little.

Of course, there's always the risk the market treats this with similar contempt to that shown against Gulf Keystone and Xcite Energy. The price of BMR would require actually close below 4.25p before we'd raise an eyebrow as it could easily return to 3p again. With secondary 1.75p!