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Are you for real PI?

I live in hope that one day you will post something useful........................

I see the RNS pump is failing and the sp is on the way down again🤣😂🤣

I might be interested in buying yer motor mate...............but don't hold me to it as I'm skint at the mo...................RAOTFLMAO

Chav……………LMAO

You obviously have no idea how the world works.

3LB “I am and always have been a…………………”

………..proud member of the Weymouth Yachting Club and I wear my T Shirt with the club emblem at all opportunities

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Well at least you avoided calling Kaeran ‘Hun’ 3LB.

I must admit I cringed when you did that several days ago…….

Not sure they will need to on the Helium front as this should be self-funding for further wells.

The Hydrogen may be another matter and would not be surprised to see a separate company for a JV or a buyout.

Time will tell.

One thing is for sure...............Drachs will have done their homework and some. They are also not quick buck merchants and they have very, very deep pockets.

Patience required and little risk as far as I am concerned. Steady hands will be rewarded here. GLA

Just over £50 mc for a company literally about to go into production and with the Hydrogen play as well is ludicrous.

I’ve actually wondered if the perception of the Helium sector has been tainted by the shenanigans at both GEX and HE1. A lot of people deeply under water in both.

As Tilburn commented last week, market blissfully unaware of the potential here. Very little volume.

A lot of news due in the next few weeks and hopefully that will jolt a realistic re-rate of the market cap.

……..Tells you all you need to know here.

And if you didn't know that, you must have done sfa in the way of research lol.

David Minchen also had 4.6m at IPO, whether he's sold any since leaving the company is unknown.

Fabulous news. Maybe it was coming from Germany🤣

I agree KR.

Good luck Pubcrawl........................you are going to need it.

Not a penny Dan. My early research brought up too many red flags and in particular the position of HE1 on the Lassonde curve.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-Lassonde-curve-the-lifecycle-of-a-mineral-discovery-and-as-a-function-of-asset_fig3_372183748

Add that to the remote location, expensive extraction, potential political issues and the fact that this is years away from decent revenue......................it wasn't a difficult decision to make. But each to their own.

I've reached the conclusion that all the super-positive advocates for HE1 have no choice.

They must be so far under water here that the sunlight is no longer able to penetrate that far down and their only hope is a miraculous recovery off the back of their enthusiasm.

Now you just look silly not using Caps when you should. Lol.