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WBAFC in that case I believe you will lose the remaining £40k in short order and will take no pleasure whatsoever in saying ‘I told you so’. This has zero chance of getting you your money back and you would be better off putting the remaining money into premium bonds and crossing your fingers for a big win.

Good luck Ezhik and hope it all works out for you.

You are both simply throwing good money after bad. I told you to get out months ago WBAFC but you have just thrown another few tens of thousands down the pan.

My green box has disappeared. As I only have one person filtered I’m assuming you have had Bagpuss neutered? Lol

Novacyt intraday RNS! God I’m glad I got out of that crud show! Just about recouped the losses but that one was a lesson. Thank goodness that I never invest money in anything that I can’t afford to kiss goodbye to!

I personally will not be checking for an operational update intraday RNS, but please feel free to do so.

What perhaps I should have said is that Hex has never released a market affecting RNS intraday. The releases you are referring to are all admin stuff relating to warrants, shareholdings etc. See below from AI for what it’s worth

Yes, UK companies can and do release market-affecting news via the Regulatory News Service (RNS) during trading hours. However, while allowed, it is generally considered "bad form" and is often restricted to specific circumstances to avoid creating disorderly markets.

Financial Conduct Authority | FCA

Financial Conduct Authority | FCA

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Here are the key rules and practices:

Requirement for Immediate Disclosure: Under the UK Market Abuse Regulation (UK MAR), inside information must be released "as soon as possible". If the information becomes available during the trading day, it may need to be released immediately, even if the market is open.

Exceptions for Mid-Day Releases: While most announcements are scheduled before (7:00 AM) or after (5:00 PM) trading hours, mid-day releases are common for urgent, unexpected, or price-sensitive news that cannot wait, such as:

Significant share price movements requiring clarification (unexpected leaks).

Crucial, time-sensitive operational updates.

Major stakeholder changes.

In that case apologies, must have missed that one.

Hex has never released an intraday RNS.

Interesting question PJ70.

I am not a fan of AI but here you go.

The US helium spot market is a tight, opaque, and increasingly volatile oligopoly, largely driven by the depletion of the Federal Helium Reserve and growing industrial demand. It operates mainly through private, short-term, or immediate-delivery contracts, with prices often significantly higher than long-term contracts, sometimes exceeding

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Helium One Global

Helium One Global

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Key aspects of the US helium spot market include:

Limited Spot Availability: The market is dominated by long-term contracts with major industrial gas companies (e.g., Linde, Air Products, Air Liquide), leaving a very small portion for spot transactions.

Price Volatility & Transparency: With the closure of the Federal Helium Reserve, which formerly provided pricing transparency, the market has become highly opaque. Prices have reached historic highs due to supply shortages.

Drivers of Demand: Significant demand comes from high-growth sectors, including semiconductor manufacturing, MRI machines, and aerospace.

Supply Shift: As the US Federal Helium Reserve is depleted, new primary helium projects (e.g., in Colorado) are emerging to meet demand.

Lack of Futures Market: There is no official futures market for helium, forcing participants to rely on direct negotiations with suppliers.

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

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The market often experiences intense shortages, leading to "take or pay" provisions in contracts and high, non-transparent pricing for spot buyers.

Very happy to be wrong Troj!

Virtually no volume which is entirely understandable so little or no meaningful movement today in the sp imo.

However, I remain pretty bullish about the sp at the close of play on Friday and that this lull is the start of a rich and interesting 3 months news wise. GLA

Should have done it months ago.

Pension Investor. You've already told us you have money in this that you should not have so I'm assuming you have made such a stupid statement because of that. I think you should stick to the building society personally.

Even if there was no news for another month do you think that the wells, the helium and the plant would magically vanish?

You continue to contribute nothing of value to this board.

Why would anyone who states they are a shareholder seek to undermine the sp for months on end? It’s not rocket science lol.

And furthermore Bagzz.................if you don't give two hoots, why bother posting? Bent as a 9 bob note lol.

I'm not saying that a placing is out of the question (and there are other forms of funding) but for me it is the reason for the funding that is the crucial factor. Running out of cash whilst in the exploration phase is very different to wanting to accelerate production and cashflow.

What is amusing is the smug negativity without any reasoned argument. At the end of the day I suspect there are few people who care about Bagzz opinion (he is a laughing stock elsewhere) and the Drachs investment resulted in a share price rise. Lol

Reality kicking in at HE1

I can't get my head round the HE1 rise in SP in the last few days compared to Hex. I guess its just more high profile and more people are aware of it. Personally I think HEX is the better risk reward option. Tanzania will swallow any profits from the US joint venture so not quite sure what people expect. Good luck with the wife's savings Pension Investor, not a wise imo but its your divorce. lol

Looks like we are clearing a few traders and then......who knows? GLA