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Poor old Super Trader Norrab1 just doesn't know when to quit, and continues to make false and misleading posts!?.

Even if you roughly add the reds and blue the ratio is 2>1 which is clear not the actual case.

The last Buy/Sell best guess is a spread just 5.4%

All imo pdyor

Interesting how Norrab1 can tell what's a Buy and what's a sell.

A unique skill !! lol

Was asking for a friend

2x500k...

Anyone have anything positive to say ??..

I think it's fair to say the newer investors see it as it is now, they are not living in the past. If history teaches us anything, it is that it will all be erased for the satisfaction of the snowflake generation.
If LC pulls this off, will anybody truly care how he did it? I genuinely dont give a fa fa uck, as long as he does !! imho... :)

All EGM resolutions passed, no surprise there !

More reasons for LC to make this work imho !!

It's not LSE, it's how their data supplier calculates (in this case) the mid. Until trades are marked as Buys and Sells nothing will change.

No buying issues/limits on ii atm

Offer lowered
Spread closed to JUST 25% lol

16 red trades thus far

Unfortunately timing in third world Mining ventures is not a perfect science. The people investing here now can take much from the lth's, and make far better judgments than early investors. No amount of due diligence will help when investing in an AIM start-up or African Miner. For the locked-in there are few options, but one is the old ****-or-bust theory..

As previously covered I (like many here) have met LC on numerous occasions, and although no one likes what he has recently done, I personally don't think he's just going to walk away.

From a high 9 year old buy-in, proactivity is my considered route to a softer exit, or maybe even a profit.

When locked-in some alternatives are sell at a loss, sit on your hands, wait to buy into a rise. I'll take SoB every time and hope attack is the best form of defence.

One toe over the line with a single project and this could be a very different place imo

You just never know what's round the corner !! :)

All imo pdyor

Bid unchanged currently..

Kiwi
My current average wasn't planned, but still took a great deal of work, and was really a consequence of me being preoccupied chasing averages elsewhere.

I didn't add here for years after my initial investment in circa 2011, and when I did the SP was already in serious decline. It's just how things worked out, and sadly not as a consequence of my impeccable judgement :))

It might sound cheesy, but there are many locked-in here that I would equally like to see out without loss !!

0.84p (was 6p+ from memory)....

With news of recent events coming together, and with the addition of Alistair Muir and Nick von Schirnding the company is clearly in a period of transition.

Hopefully as a consequence of the changes, and as things progress Edenville will be considered, and will eventually become a genuinely credible investment.

All imo pdyor

Thank you Dave, although I'm not sure everybody would agree :)

BILLBLOGS
Yes very nice, every little helps!

The major new transport route for the Company's coal on Lake Tanganyika to both Rwanda and Barundi was covered in the 11/12/2019 RNS, but no harm in repeating it :))

"As a result of this the Company is pleased to announce it has signed two contracts to supply up to 6,000 tonnes and up to 3,000 tonnes respectively of washed coal per month to industrial customers in Rwanda and Uganda.

The up to 6,000 tonnes per month contract has been signed with a Rwandan company, Tara Group Ltd, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tanzanian company, Kitanyoe Group Company Ltd, which currently supplies coal, gypsum, limestone and calcite to industrial users. The end user for the Company's coal is expected to be a major cement manufacturer in Rwanda.

The up to 3,000 tonnes per month contract has been signed with a Ugandan company, Springwood Capital Ltd, ("Springwood") with the expected end user being a Kampala based steel works. As with the Tanzanian agent, Springwood supplies limestone, gypsum, calcite and iron ore to consumers in Uganda and Kenya.

The Rwanda contract is of particular note to the Project as it has the potential to open up a major new transport route for the Company's coal on Lake Tanganyika to both Rwanda and Barundi. This is a route that is both shorter than conventional truck transport and is more cost-effective, using low cost barge transport"

Looking better by the day !!

Spot gold dropped 0.3% to $1,937.69 an ounce. U.S.
Gold futures fell 0.12% to $1,934.60 an ounce.

Not sure how much PoG influenced this recently, but we know news will !!

Fingers crossed, all we’re (I’m) looking for is an update from the company with a glimmer of life !!