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Stuiegee - can’t argue with that!
The infighting will only stop when we succeed. Then everyone will be waving flags.
Until then...
As much as I want this company to succeed. Those who are vilified have the moral high ground. All the positive 'research' that has been done is completely outdone by the fact of tradition.
Set a target date.... And....
esquimo
I totally agree!
Aerial, I read most posts on this board, and I agree if the large investors are content to put their money into EDL then I will watch and wait and top up as I see fit. The problem with EDL is keeping the share holders updated but that is a 10 year habit, we will eventually find out what is happening at Rukwa, but that is no excuse for the silence.
Things will change with the next update which will most likely be preceded by a change in the volume traded.
esquimo
Re Larger Investors, this is what I posted in early December 2020:
“Interestingly our Broker Brandon Hill Capital Ltd’s Executives Neal Griffith and Oliver Stansfield are Major Shareholder in Edenville Energy representing 20.65% of the company’s enlarged share capital.
Brandon Hill provide and play a crucial role in successfully financing their client's intended business strategy advising on all aspects of general finance, corporate finance, optimising the capital structure and simply acting as a sounding board for potential transactions..
Not exactly day traders, so guess with 20.65% they’re either on the Lind case, or s**ting themselves !! If they’re not worried, I’m not worried. Not that I was anyway”
My point is that Neal Griffith and Oliver Stansfield ALONE are major holders with a fifth of the company’s enlarged share capital. ...
As I've said before RAB are no mugs, they and the other investors can see good returns, the placement was/is a big buy recommendation for me assuming a little will trickle down to us lowly PI's.
Re SoS sad person really, I hope he can find something to brighten his day up.
Clearly the RAB and the Large Investors are being kept in the loop. Nobody with previous knowledge of Edenville would invest heavily (like them) unless they had/and currently have regular in-depth updates. Being kept in that loop would surely be a prerequisite.
Re Sausage.
Someone that feigns mental health for sympathy, and to get an apology and then says there was no issue? clearly has issues! imhvo
I have no doubt that the major backers are being much better informed of status that us lowly PIs... certainly the raise wouldn't have been oversubscribed if doubt was still hovering over the viability of the mine starting up operations near term.
As we all know, RNSs are typically confirming what has already leaked :)) and I haven't seen any major sell-off in the background to cause concern. Similarly, rather than waiting for an RNS, I reckon we just need to wait for some serious blue (or red) to tell us what's happening - or happened.
Another few weeks won't hurt me. May even have a chance to move a chunk into next year's ISA to beat the CGT hikes!
GLA...
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3.14, I assume that the supporters of the placement were expecting as we were that the handover would take place hence the funding, with profits in mind. Until we see that RNS we can only speculate.
I've waited this long a few more weeks will not affect me.
Esquimo looks like no rns so no hand over, good job they had a placing at the time of February hand over :-(
The silence is not what I expected from AM or NvS, in the past it has been the harbinger of bad news!
They should at the very least released a quick update to explain what has taken place to delay the takeover!
The obvious positive is the over subscribed placement, and the addition of RAB.
Re SoS he does have grounds to complain but his constant negativity is a pain and pointless. I remember when he was as excited as a child at Xmas when he expected coal production before there was any chance of that.
Pestering TM will not produce any results, SoS kept E mailing him in the past until TM ignored him.
If he is still a holder but not averaged down (excluding trading) I can't see him getting his investment back, perhaps that's why he is so negative, although there has been (in some of his recent posts)elements of his earlier behaviour, an observation not a criticism.
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M Tw
Has anyone spoken to NvS re Edenville (versus his other distraction...).
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