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Yes, it just gives them more headroom to trade your shares not less.

To be honest, I really doubt she will be the one negotiating. HE1 has masses of experience in financing gas company development and commercialisation on the board/management

You could in theory hold your shares yourself in certificate but otherwise your broker holds your position and reserves the right to loan your shares. This clause will be in your brokerage agreement.

When you set limit orders they be also visible to third parties clearing. The ‘helpful’ souls on bulletin boards telling you this are often sent out for this purpose, to gauge likely exit points.

There is no truth in it

There’s nothing magical about limit orders. It’s simply an instruction to your broker to buy or sell stock when the price reaches a level, the broker will try to execute the order at best available price. That order will either be filled or not, depending on liquidity. It’s not like buying an option/futures contract for example.

Not a bad start for a Friday. If they can use PR to peevent the price drifting during the wait for next news then they’ve done well. We’re still at the speculation and early investor stage. It’s all good.

Quite a few there

Could you show your working to reach that estimation Red?

That’s generous, the company will have paid LSE for the advertising

I think you’re drawing premature conclusions from partial data. Nothing wrong with being cautious but not sure it’s a ‘red flag’ here

I’m confused Joe, if that’s the case then how were the results similar during open hole ops?

They can’t model reservoir parameters using O&G criteria because there isn’t a reservoir in that sense. They are assessing data on a dynamic helium migration system, which really requires a new way of modelling.

That’s true for a straightforward pure helium play (see slide 25 in the September investor presentation). The newly discovered hydrogen throws a bit of a curve ball that would need to be worked through.

It’s nonsense, the tiny amount of US listed trade has no practical bearing on London price action

They’ve got flow data, they had an independent PVT lab set up onsite. The raise enables them to play a stronger hand in negotiations (not deal or bust). Any partner will need to see the full commercial analysis report first. That’ll be the next step.

The shorters are very annoying but the madcranoers are just as bad, and have probably lost naive investors more money on AIM. You could usefully classify them too.

Yes Joe, Chinese capital is always a consideration in African resources and infrastructure where strategically important. There are also the big global players in high value gas supplies (not all of them with a presence in Africa). The government’s strategic interests also have to be considered. The Chinese are important but so are the corporates who are paying for the new gas terminal port.

ASAP means just what if says. As soon as the full analysis is presentable to market it will be presented to market. She did day ‘in the short term’ so it probably won’t be too long. But frankly they would be paying for this video to maintain interest if they were going to RNS immediately.

They won’t be shipping helium from East Africa to the US so the most obvious market is China. It’s possible a Chinese company could make offers but more likely a gas distribution company would take all the output and sell into those markets.

True, although the smallest FTSE 250 company is currently £422.77m mCap, so it's not out of bounds at x5 current SP