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SyM
You can’t prove that, where’s the evidence?. ... lol

If anybody reads learnwells LSE history they think he’s a really nice bloke with not a single derogatory remark to be seen! ;))

28 square licensed miles is larger than the area of Manhattan Island at 23 sq. ml. ... AND Helium aside, there’s potentially a lot more coal out there, and I’d guess the new contractor will be fully aware of that!

aimhopdyor

cunningfox
Great average!! Not as good as mine, but then I don’t hold +50m shares ;))

I’d guess the only posts of yours being removed are as a consequence of your words!

learnwell
Why are you obsessed with what other pi’s might or might not have, especially Wimbledon?. Surely the only investment that matters is your own!

I find it strange that anybody that is invested in any stock would post post after post ****ging off other members “for no apparent reason” on an anonymous bb?...

Surely you can only have an average if invested?. ... (rhetorical). ...

We don’t actually know if that is the case as 19 day ago they said: “In the interim period, the Company continues to satisfy existing contracts etc”

It’s fairly clear if workforce is the issue, that it’s covid related re International personal.

aimhopdyor

I made a small profit at HE1 earlier in the year and almost immediately bought back in even though my experience of the Tanzanian Government leads me to believe that HE1 won’t be moving at any great speed.

I wouldn’t think Edenville are looking at anything other than their current situation, but it is common knowledge that being within the Lake Rukwa Rift Valley System they are likely sitting on top of Helium reserves as their total licensed area is 71.35 sq. km. (28 sq. ml.). ...

You just never know!

sandal
If you search the word Helium in the Tanzanian Cadastre you will see there are 26 recommended licence applications by Helium Rift Valley mining alone, and they are only the licences with Helium in the name.

In 2016, an estimated 1.53 billion cubic meters (54.2 billion standard cubic feet) volume of helium gas was discovered in Lake Rukwa worth $3.5 billion, so a no brainier if you (like me) are prepared to wait!

aimhopdyor

Sausage I really worry about you as you clearly don’t have a clue! And the only thing that makes me squirm is your stupidity!.

My post that you laughingly say smack of hypocrisy starts:

“You wouldn’t think importing coal from Tanzania would be economical for China just looking at the geography, and they don’t normally import coal from African countries, BUT”......

Let me explain in detail, and we’ll pretend it’s in big letters so not to confuse...

Gwynwin’s post was about China needing coal and looking to import from Australia

Key words so far Tanzania, China Import Australia, African Export Coal.

My post in reply to Gwynwin was about China needing Coal, and an African Article about the export of coal to China (in a Chinese News Paper) and the FACT that China are already Importing coal from Africa.

Are you following?.....

I am invested in an African coal mine in Tanzania. Do you not see the relationship?.. e.g. My Tanzanian Investment, China importing coal from Africa in 2021 (this is 2021 isn’t it) when they don’t usually. ...

Let’s recap:
Australian website, Chinese Article, South African website Chinese Article. All about China’s need for coal looking to Australia and Africa already exporting to China!

Do you really think am I squirming??.. So tell everybody again about the hypocrisy!!!

Oh too late, you’re already burying your head in the sand, probably for the best!

Sausage
My reply, “an observation”, was to Gwynwin’s post (this thread) with reference to China needing coal very soon. ...

I quoted The Global Times of China report on 18 Jan 2021. ...the link was just for clarification as you asked if it was a fact.

Here’s another link with the same article and the same fact quoting The Global Times of China’s report:

https://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/china-buying-south-african-coal-could-be-game-changer-but-we-shouldnt-be-complacent-2021-01-13

Your Power Plant research post bore no relation to the Sumbawanga Plant whatsoever. Your comparison was pure fiction, but as you so rightly said you can use whatever research you want even if not factual, your choice!!

I’m more than happy to outline your research in detail for members seeing as you (somewhat surprisingly) brought it back up!?..

Just let me know!

It’s the UT (uncrossing trade) which is set automatic at the end of an auction period. That setting doesn’t change the mms position, so is misleading to those that don’t understand how it works. ...

The Global Times of China reported 18 Jan 2021. ...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/china-buying-south-african-coal-could-be-game-changer-but-we-shouldnt-be-complacent/

Hey Merlin!
Yes nice wheels, and didn’t you say it was LPG?. ...

You wouldn’t think importing coal from Tanzania would be economical for China just looking at the geography, and they don’t normally import coal from African countries, BUT 2021 saw a shift. ... China's power plants have been permitted to import coal from several countries including South Africa without clearance restrictions which has resulted in 2021 starting on a bullish note for South African coal. ...

Coal is dead! lol

I have met LC on four occasions since 2012, and the last time at the Westminster Presentation I spoke to him (on my own) for about three quarters of an hour. Whatever your feelings, and whether you like him or not, I think most that have met him would agree that he is far from arrogant.

aimhopdyor

You never know, but I’d guess LC doesn’t give it a second thought and is personally doing very well out of his business endeavours !. ...

I don’t know the numbers, but they do sometimes remove individual posts within a thread.

I had a post removed ages ago for posting so called “live data” so I e-mailed them and they checked the data and times and found it was not live so reinstated it. I’m sure some posts are moderated and other are removed automatically.

We know LSE don’t like personal abuse of members or libellous, defamatory or disruptive posts and I remember Andrew1975 (who I spoke to yesterday) got banned for the mention of brown envelopes! lol

Interesting just before close on a Friday!

I’m not completely sure, but I was led to believe that like LSE’s automated inappropriate word blanking, ‘Reported Posts’ by weight are automatically removed. e.g. If more than a predetermined number of Reports are received a post is automatically removed.

Some time back I lost a long research post (without a copy) that was removed as part of a Thread deemed unsuitable by LSE.

Two things worth noting are, that it’s always worth posting on a new Thread rather than on others, and LSE will reinstate a post if contacted should they decide it wasn’t against there rules. ...

aimhopdyor