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It's a horrible company imo and a horrible share but part of that is poor comms. It's also (because of this) down to relentless trading - being treated like trash because it presents itself like trash.

They should get some proper news out and consolidate too imo. The billions of shares sloshing around is a nightmare and won't help an institutional investment case.

However. There is upside in that things will be happening in the background. It just comes off as a company that doesnt give two hoots. Though I'm sure it does. Its presentation of itself oftentimes is what displeases me. But that's just my perspective.

Its like when you're sat there minding your own business and the biggest idiot on the planet picks you to sit next to on an empty bus seat.

It's not that the viewpoint is absurd, it's the manner in which the idiot acquits itself by way of civil greeting in a new place.

I don't think it will really have an effect, it's just a readjustment of your share holding and more orderly share price. Technically it shouldn't materially affect it per se but other things on the day might.

I do think it's putting the company into a more prestigous and serious bracket but whether it'll shift it much only time will tell.

I got lucky on Rockhopper, though not as well as any of us probably could because there was no Stocks and Shares ISA back then and so everything was taxable and that terrified me. I was very green. I'd been out at work when the great Rockhopper drop 'duster' rumour put out so maliciously, and so never saw the chaos that forced a lot to sell, before it was driven up to incredible highs on the (true and correct) news of the find.

Honestly just the fact that someone is walking around out there knowing that they orchestrated all that fake chaos. And they probably sleep at night too. I couldn't. Those were the last golden days of really high sp rises. It's much more muted these days and honestly most of the time I do wonder how the London (sh)AIM stock market survives. The returns are getting more woeful, with just a few bright sparks (including imo this one).

If I'd have just had patience, and stayed put in GGP when I had 2.6 or so million shares.

I hope there's plenty for her to talk about and I'm sure there is on the geological front, esp. Rukwa.

Not so much, I suspect, on the 'creating value for shareholders' front. I'd be kind of embarrassed to attend that thing if it was me. Can't this company at least consolidate? The share price is an utter embarrassment, even though I've never doubted that there's good work going on bts. But the toilet bowl level is going to put people off, esp. Institutions.

Thanks, good summary, rastly, for those people (of whom there are many) who don't always bother to read the RNSs.

Good bl00dy riddance, I hope.

Nasty, nasty piece of work imo.

*star of the show

I'd imagine this is the first in several wells they'll want to test to prove it up over time. It's a good start from an older well and the oil may be the start of the show with this particular one. But it starts to deliver helium reservoir connectivity so a good first step.

It's like a door is three-quarters open so you can still get through but there's also bonus view of the hills beyond when you were expecting to see a housing estate.

There's no doubt that the share price is diabolical, unfair for the work so far and has been far higher on less progress, but that's the way the modern market works, especially AIM. You can sit and blame directors but because the culture is now so here today gone tomorrow, punters must take some responsibility for wild trading swings and drops. None of it is good unless you're betting on a poor outcome, for which there seems to be endless attempts.

I dislike this management team, but neither do I for a moment imagine they're sitting about making shadow puppets on the wall mocking retail punters. They're simply a business, created to stay the course and that includes periods of 'not much happening' from our pov. But potentially plenty going on behind the scenes in terms of negotiation and liaison. All adding up to a decent to very good outcome further down the line. It's not our day, yet, but that could well come.

"Hands up who sold 140m at 9.34? 😕"

You know you have to have a buyer/s too.

Sami, this was also you the other day:

'Obviously a duster and those X posts did hint at it!

Another AIM shambles!

When will I learn'

You come off as a chancer pundit throwing money around without researching. You sound totally out of your depth.

Indeed. I've just copied the relevant paragraph from the RNS and asked AI (Google) who it is most likely to be:

'The description most strongly points to Air Products or Linde—the two dominant US-based titans in the global industrial gases and chemical distribution sector. Both are multi-billion-dollar market-cap corporations with strong investment-grade ratings that regularly act as major purchasers/offtakers in the energy and specialty gas markets.The exact phrasing of your query matches the specific counterparty profile used in corporate disclosures for recent short-term helium offtake agreements. In these legal disclosures, smaller explorers (like Helium One Global or Blue Star Helium) protect the confidentiality of their buyer by referring to them as a "premier, publicly listed corporation in the United States with a multi-billion-dollar market capitalisation ... and a prominent player in the global industrial gases distribution sector."Since Air Products and Linde are the primary buyers of commercial helium and industrial gases in the US, it is virtually certain to be one of these two industry leaders.'

It says 'initial' which indicates a trial period to see how they do before any possible next steps.

We most or all go through trial periods in the workplace.

Exactly. We are living in bizarre times. This stuff used to be treated well. Now it's: how far can we drop it, boys.

Let's see what today brings and hope they start to value the company more respectably. I appreciate it's a trial period and if we had an actual name it could be a better driver. But the fact they've got this signed off with what is clearly a major entity is very positive.

Frankly, most companies worth salt would be embarrassed to have to have 50 billion shares in issue. It looks hella sloppy and looks like a trader plaything.

If you want to go forward and appeal more widely to institutions and bigger fish you consolidate. You have to. I welcome it.

'The Counterparty: A premier, publicly listed corporation in the United States with a multi-billion-dollar market capitalisation. The entity holds a strong investment grade credit rating and is a prominent player in the global industrial gases distribution sector.'

Are these mms going to play fair for a change, recognise actual positive work, and move us off of this ridiculous price level? And I don't mean down further into the toilet bowl than it is.

Will take a bit longer but clearly worth the extra effort for them. That's how I read it. Positive.

What strange turns these boards take when there is no news.