Edenville Energy Share Discussion Threads

[therealtonythetiger] 10/6/2020 19:58

We've seen it all before mate same MO different names..

[johncasey] 10/6/2020 12:50

MASSive buying in strategic minerals sml..get in now for easy 1 bagger

[iamgreat1] 10/6/2020 12:04

Plcing shares will not allow this to go anywhere as they are all dumping and dumping and dumpingNew bord member has a horrible track record as well All in all keep away

[therealtonythetiger] 10/6/2020 11:28

burton... thanks nice summary

[therealtonythetiger] 10/6/2020 11:27

Buys showing up as sells and vice versa.. welcome to AIM :-)

[burtond1] 10/6/2020 10:57

Is this a new dawn for @EdenvilleEnergy ? " The Edenville share price has already begun to move this week. With the physical and financial conditions in place it may be time to take advantage of the #EDL share price currently no more than 0.05p..."https://total-market-solutions.com/2020/06/10/edenville-energy/

[scoots] 10/6/2020 09:22

It looks as though a lot of what Nick gets involved with goes down the pan. Still, anything's better than Rufus.

[latetrain20] 10/6/2020 08:53

TTT - yet another jigsaw piece in place for EDL, just a shame the vile JohnCasey is missing quite a few jigsaw pieces of his own. Hes happy to see people dying with Covid as long as he can get out of lockdown. What a bellend !


- New top Board appointment now
- New Investor & buying fixed coal from us
- Fully funded
- Liabilities reduced
- Coal & Marketing agreements
- New Udanga & Rwanda contracts
- 173m tonnes of coal reserves
- Coal Price to rise as coal stations shut-down

[roughandtumbleone] 10/6/2020 07:52

Positive and encouraging announcement this morning and an NE with a huge amount of experience and discrete skill set. Once the mine reopens along with the new off take agreement generating a cash positive flow, these shares won't be at these levels for long and with less than 35% of shares of free float the rally north is likely to be swift and sudden.Interesting few days and weeks ahead...

[johncasey] 10/6/2020 07:33

at last...jewish expert on the board..going places now

[therealtonythetiger] 10/6/2020 07:23

Rufus Gone
EDENVILLE ENERGY PLC

("Edenville" or the "Company")

Appointment of Non-Executive Director



Edenville Energy Plc (AIM: EDL), the AIM quoted company developing the Rukwa coal project in southwest Tanzania ("Rukwa"), is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Nicholas (Nick) von Schirnding to the Company's Board as an Independent Non-Executive Director with immediate effect.

Nick has over 25 years' experience in mining and natural resources, including strategic development, M&A, restructuring, driving operational change and the UK regulatory framework.

Nick is Executive Chairman of Arc Minerals plc, a London listed mining group with interests in Africa. Nick is also Chairman of Fodere Group, a private company that has developed environmentally sustainable technology to extract high value minerals from ore. In addition, Nick is a Non-Executive Director of Jangada Mines plc, which is also listed in London.



Previously Nick was CEO of Asia Resource Minerals plc (formerly Bumi plc), a FTSE listed mining company and was instrumental in successfully restructuring their 25mtpa open pit coal mining operations. Nick was also deputy chairman of Berau Coal, Indonesia's fourth largest listed coal company. Prior to this Nick held senior roles at both Anglo American plc and De Beers.


Nick has worked and lived in both developed and emerging markets including the UK, India, SE Asia, Africa and South America.

Nick will be joining the Company's Audit Committee and Remuneration Committee with immediate effect.

As previously anticipated, the Company also announces that Rufus Short has resigned as a Non-Executive Director of the Company with immediate effect.

Jeffrey Malaihollo, Non-Executive Chairman of Edenville, commented: "We are pleased to welcome Nick to the Board of Edenville. He brings with him a wealth of both operational and emerging markets experience, whilst also having significant mining experience in Africa as a result of both current and previous roles. We look forward to benefiting from his international experience and project management expertise when mining operations recommence at Rukwa.

"I would also like to thank Rufus for his contribution to the Company and wish him well with his future endeavours."

The following information is disclosed pursuant to Rule 17 and Schedule Two paragraph (g) of the AIM Rules for Companies in relation to Nicholas Kurt von Schirnding, aged 57:

[johncasey] 10/6/2020 00:59

YOU really need to engage your brain latetrain..its folk like you who are literally killing others due to your ignorance and fear mongering..

Coronavirus hype biggest political hoax in history
By Cheryl K. Chumley - The Washington Times
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
ANALYSIS/OPINION:

The new coronavirus is real.

The response to the coronavirus is hyped. And in time, this hype will be revealed as politically hoaxed.


In fact, COVID-19 will go down as one of the political world’s biggest, most shamefully overblown, overhyped, overly and irrationally inflated and outright deceptively flawed responses to a health matter in American history, one that was carried largely on the lips of medical professionals who have no business running a national economy or government.

The facts are this: COVID-19 is a real disease that sickens some, proves fatal to others, mostly the elderly — and does nothing to the vast majority.

That’s it.

That, in a nutshell, is it.

SEE ALSO: Eighty percent of the population has little or nothing to fear from COVID-19

Or, in the words of Dan Erickson and Artin Massih, doctors and co-owners of Accelerated Urgent Care in Bakersfield, California: Let’s get the country reopened — and now.

“Do we need to still shelter in place? Our answer is emphatically no. Do we need businesses to be shut down? Emphatically no. … [T]he data is showing it’s time to lift,” Ericksonsaid, in a recent interview.

He’s right. They’re right.

The data to keep America closed and Americans closed in simply doesn’t exist.

If truth be told, it’s questionable it ever did.

The scientists leading the coronavirus shutdown charge predicted in March that in America, between 100,000 and 250,000 would die. They based those estimates on computer modeling.

But at the same time they were basing those estimates on computer modeling, they were acknowledging that computer modeling is inaccurate and errs on the side of hype.

“I’ve never seen a model of the diseases I’ve dealt with where the worst-case actually came out,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a member of President Donald Trump’s White House coronavirus task force, during a CNN interview in March. “They always overshoot.”

Catch that? Fauci’s message: Computer models are flawed and inaccurate and always overestimate the problem.

But from these faulty overinflated computer figures came all the constitutionally questionable actions by government anyway — from ordering businesses closed to quarantining-slash-house arresting American citizens to doing some quick and pitiful and economically painful income redistribution schemes via stimulus funds’ legislation.

Since, about 56,000 have died in America due to coronavirus — or have they? Again, the facts are flimsy.

Government ordered hospitals weeks ago to stop performing elective surgeries to make way for the projected numbers of coronavirus patients. So they did. And in so doing, they cut off their revenue streams. So Congress passed legislation giving hospitals billions of dollars to treat coronavirus patients. Conflict of interest? Yikes. Yes.

The coronavirus counts, already flawed from computer modeling, were then given another flaw treatment.

“[Pennsylvania] removes more than 200 deaths from official coronavirus count as questions mount about reporting process, data accuracy,” The Inquirer reported.

Add to that the ever-changing nature of a virus that spreads by air and contact, and honestly, suddenly, even expert Fauci’s best guess is about as good as Joe Neighbor’s best guess. So that leaves common sense, combined with knowledge of past viruses, to guide.

But the quote-unquote medical experts refused to go there, refused to acknowledge common sense, refused to compare with past viruses in any way that didn’t hype the coronavirus counts.

This virus was different, Americans were told. This virus was far more contagious than anything ever before seen or studied, Americans were told. And any time the case counts dropped off and the numbers proved wrong, well, this was due to the social distancing and quarantining and face-mask wearing that Americans had been doing, by government’s order — Americans were told.

It just didn’t make sense.

It just doesn’t add up.

It just didn’t, and doesn’t, justify the utter shredding of civil rights.

And now some in the medical community, thank goodness, are starting to point out the glaring omissions of logic and fact that have plagued this overhyped, overreaching coronavirus crackdown that has stretched on far, far too long.

Among some of Erickson’s remarks: “This is immunology — microbiology 101. This is the basis of what we’ve known for years: When you take human beings and you say, ‘Go into your house, clean all your counters, Lysol them down’ … what does it do to our immune system? … Sheltering in place decreases your immune system.”

And this: “Any time you have something new in the [medical] community, it sparks fear — and I would have done what Dr. Fauci did … initially. … But you know, looking at theories and models — which is what these folks use — is very different than the way the actual virus presents itself throughout communities.”

And this: “Do you think you’re protected from COVID when you wear gloves that transfer disease everywhere? … We wear masks in an acute setting to protect us. [But] we’re not wearing masks. Why is that? Because we understand microbiology. We understand immunology. And we want strong immune systems. I don’t want to hide in my home, develop a weak immune system and then come out and get disease.”

And this: “When I’m writing up my death report I’m being pressured to add COVID. Why is that? Why are we being pressured to add COVID? To maybe increase the numbers, and make it look a little bit worse than it is. We’re being pressured in-house to add COVID to the diagnostic list when we think it has nothing to do with the actual cause of death. The actual cause of death was not COVID, but it’s being reported as one of the diseases processes. … COVID didn’t kill them, 25 years of tobacco use killed.”

Does it get any clearer than that?

Seriously, America. The only reason America is still in shutdown mode is political.

Either politicians are too afraid to make any move that might come back to bite them politically or politicians are using this coronavirus to political advantage — to, say, pass gun control laws, like Virginia’s governor, Ralph Northam. Or to, say, float campaign hopes on the current ravaged economy, like former Vice President Joe Biden and oh, all the Democrats facing races.

But for the rest of America — the rest of hardworking, freedom-loving America — it’s time to reel in the radically unconstitutional.

“If you’re going to dance on someone’s constitutional rights, you better have a good reason — you better have a really good reason, not just a theory,” Erickson said. “The data is showing us it’s time to lift … so if we don’t lift, what is the reason?”

That is the key question.

As time goes by, the answer will only become more and more evident. The coronavirus may be real — but the hype is hoaxed. Now let’s just hope this is a one-time hoax that doesn’t roll around every time flu season approaches.

• Cheryl Chumley can be reached at [e-mail] or on Twitter, @ckchumley. Listen to her podcast “Bold and Blunt” by clicking HERE. And never miss her column; subscribe to her newsletter by clicking HERE.

[latetrain20] 09/6/2020 17:41

Before anyone wets their pants at the RNS at 4.28pm, Its just notification a shareholder Intertrader Limited) has gone from 7.13% of EDL to 6.85% or from 485,712,838 shares to 466,638,561 shares. A sale of 19,074,277 shares or approx £9,500 worth

whoopee

as you were

[jayminpatel1] 09/6/2020 13:42

Just shows that people talking about confidence was purely a guy who thought his big buy would allow the herd to come piling in and then he could dump his 52m shares for profit but alas he knew this didn't work so dumped at 0.4pThese are the wannabe traders these daysNo interest in edl just traders trying to make a few percent and not worth wasting your money

[therealtonythetiger] 09/6/2020 13:32

Ive met him a few times, nice guy.
As for EDL we need that mine open to get this thing moving again..

[therealtonythetiger] 09/6/2020 13:30

Mr Zac i only have 1 suit Mir :-)

[latetrain20] 09/6/2020 13:15

Zac Mir mentions EDL at 3m 15s on the video, suggests possible 0.08 in next few weeks

hxxps://www.share-talk.com/share-talk-bulletin-board-heroes-tuesday-9th-june-2020/#gs.88tvpv

[latetrain20] 09/6/2020 12:27

WOW the person who bought 52,182,315 yesterday & paid 0.065p has just sold today for 0.04p today so they spent £33k and got back £21k, a nice loss of £12k !

Notice how the offer has jumped up twice since that sale