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Will drop Monday now....

Seen this on He1 bids kept going up, when should be dropping, foooookers were forward selling the placing, its a shame I couldn't accept the quote like I tried on He1, there the sale never completing....Quotes but no sale

but different scenario as he1 was on a down trend with overruns...

But this is on a downtrend, or was... placing maybe due too

https://invst.ly/17fw5w

Checked chart

looks like bid increasing, while selling are coming in ? look at volume

https://invst.ly/17fvp4

QED, buy 1.9, sell 1.91,,,,,

Is this the peak, or about to break out....weekend for market absorb, this one does 3 day rises......

Ahhhhhh, held a full year for the signatures, hit 3p many times on that speculation, .......

Swiss says SELL.......

@Tro, 1.99, 3.00 soon just in speculation..

Buoy,/bridge insurances sorted, contract amendments ready for signatures..

@Swissy, I hope you sold Geni at the peak, and sat tight lol

If I sold at 3p, I could have bought double this week with the proceeds, double idiot...

Sold this spike too bigger idiot

Lets hope the contract redeems me...

I could have sold at 3p, ended up still holding at 1.5p, idiot.....

Lol, after the meeting I went out, missed the peak, 2p would have really tempting..

JM has said all the contracts, insurance details have been amended as needed and are ready to sign, also said they have people in Morocco ready to start the trial..

Big volumes, just need those pumpers to take it to 3p again..

What did he say that makes you think MSC wanted Bio or full fat ?

I think the £49k is an amended £25.64k..

Was £25 ,cancelled as increased to£49K

Same date, and time to the second..

Maybe wrong its all guessing

On the top risers board

What was said about "buying" ?

QED is not anywhere in the risers list, Some how the Mid Price is not being updated as usual so in the fallers list...

Another large

22-Nov-24 09:05:06 2.564 1,925,000 Unknown* 2.50 2.60 49.36k O

22-Nov-24 09:05:06 2.564 -1,000,000 Unknown* 2.50 2.60 -25.64k O

22-Nov-24 09:05:06 2.564 1,000,000 Buy* 2.50 2.60 25.64k O

@Hot,

Morocco, its says it is ready to go, and waiting on OCP

Probably held back for some New Year cheer ;)

The MM is JM mothers, deterring sellers, but I am happy with that :)

@PortfolioPower,

I get the impression you have bought in ?

My broker doesn't offer them, who are you using

The Kanda Fault, page 84

"Due to its high rate of activity in very recent times, the Kanda Fault could have produced the 1910 earthquake."

https://www.helium-one.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/259989-Project-Apollo-CLN-reduced-memory-Final-13.11.20.pdf

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0264370796000385

Nice to hear from you, I hope you have beaten the market this year or win the euro millions tomorrow, why not both :)

I wish I remembered that story myself, I have intermittent memory, might have saved me a lot of money by making me an unbelievaaaaaah

But for bonuses lol

There has long been criticism on the bonuses paid to the bosses of water companies from customer money. Welsh Water handed out performance-related bonuses of nearly seven figures

One thing He1 never mentioned as a risk.

Rukwa is part of a seismically active area, it means the faults are getting a shake every now and then, so those near the surface may open up enough to allow any helium stored in a reservoir to escape to atmosphere.. Could also close up and seal a previous leak..

There was also a major earth quake in 1910, 7.4 magnitude

the Rukwa earthquake of 1910 in the East African Rift System. With a magnitude of 7.4, no earthquake in East Africa is known to be larger and it is rivalled only by the recent earthquake in southern Sudan on 20 May 1990. More than 80 per cent of the moment release in the Rift during the last 110 years is due to the Rukwa earthquake and its aftershocks that occurred between the Tanganyka and Nyasa systems. In spite of its large magnitude, the Rukwa earthquake caused very little damage to local types of dwellings and no loss of life. With increasing development of urban areas with modern types of houses, there is now increasing risk in East Africa from major earthquakes

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-3121.1991.tb00873.x