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were so dead...

were so dead...

Yup we need a lot of news, but I'd settle for one piece of solid forward moving positive news at this moment in time !!

were so dead...

If you believe why not. We live in hope !!

I absolutely agree about the deadline and communications, but guess if there’s nothing to say...

If it was he wasn't very good at it lol

AIM is a complete and utter joke !!

Spot on JohnZ

I don't think LSE would remove posts just for being off topic, and gather there are certain words and phrases that get flagged up, and some swear words get ***** There was clearly a post you didn't see!

Also not understanding what can and cannot be said or posted on these board. Three of big larry’s four posts have been removed today and consistently everyone else’s posts on the threads !! Worth posting on unique threads so as not to lose your post/replies with his imo

It’s worrying how many investors appear not understand how AIM companies are funded!

Yet no upward movement

JohnZ
My sentiment exactly !!

Alistair Muir joined the company at the end of September 2019 and became CEO on the 1st of November 2019 at which point he had spent most of his time on the ground in Tanzania at the mining site. He says he was encouraged by what he had seen and believes in Edenville's potential.

Begs the question, why would someone that has spent 25 years plus with operational experience within the mining industry, having spent the majority of that time working in the coal, uranium and iron ore sectors, with this experience, and I guess a hard built reputation take on the role as CEO of Edenville if he didn't believe every word of what he said?..

25 years plus in the mining industry and he likes what he has seen!!

JohnZ
I'm surprised already!! :-\

Bcl42
Like you and most here I am hurting, and the truth of the matter is is that none of us really know all the details and what actually caused certain decisions/actions etc. At the end of the day, although to different degrees we are all in the same boat.

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esquimo
I agree, and especially re the Stiegler's Gorge (59 years in the making) project.

As I said we all have our own view, but I don't think that the "Tanzania debacle just shows that he can't read either people or a business situation" is fair criticism of him personally as the TGov nullified every mining tender in the country, and consequently (at that point) destroyed the MCPP on which the company was originally based. I'm not defending him, just saying it as I think it is.