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Honestly seems odd to me as to why dsymons who comes off as pretty even and sensible and who has 1,300+ posts would need to make a brand new account -today- as Dsym and hysterically multi-spam loads of boards with an essay just to try and get the sp up in the most transparent, hamfisted way.

I suspect a troll but stranger things have happened I suppose. All we can do is wait and hope the result, when they come, are favourable. I the meantime enjoy the long weekend.

GP, what you think should happen (in your timeframe) often doesn't. It often happens but it takes longer.

I don't doubt a placing at some future point because it's HE1. But is that really all that's on the horizon? Do we not see hopeful things too? A growing business?

I've always been very vocal that in general I do not like this management. But I also do not think that they're sitting idle. I do think there will be things going on in the background to move these projects forward. Not for us, but for them. So, ride or die, as it were.

I hold both now and consider that a healthy balance. Both have things to recommend them and both have their differences. Both are a gamble, but in a highly critical sector. So they are well placed to optimise that gap.

Just block them imo. Let them argue the toss with themselves. If you don't like a company and see it as hopeless you don't have to be here. It's that simple

I've taken a small position here. And I wouldn't waste my time lecturing people over something I didn't care for, I'd just move on. The tactic of grinding people down whilst not being invested is as old as the hills on these boards.

This company is likely going to (have) to consolidate. Not yet, but GGP (20 shares-to-1) had to with massive volume of shares. once they get past their baby stages it seems to be the way to go.

For balance:

'what negatives does quantum helium have'

Based on search results, Quantum Helium Ltd (QHE)—a company focused on helium exploration in the US (formerly part of Mosman Oil and Gas)—has several risks and negative factors associated with its operations as of early 2026:

Financial Losses & High Cash Burn: The company reported net losses of $1.6 million (for the six months ending Dec 31, 2025) and has a "Strong Sell" rating from technical analysis indicators.

High Dilution and Share Count: A 33% dilution from a £5 million institutional placing in April 2026 resulted in an massive share count (approximately 50 billion shares), making it harder for the share price to move significantly (described as "mathematical gravity").

Development Stage Risk: The company is still in the exploration and testing phase at sites like Sagebrush-1 and Coyote Wash. While resources are identified, they are not yet proven reserves, and success at the wellhead is not guaranteed.

Small-Cap/AIM Market Risks: Listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market, QHE is considered higher risk, featuring lower liquidity and high price volatility.

Operational & Regulatory Delays: The project relies on receiving final sign-off from the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) for extended flow tests. (Share Talk

+7)

Google prompt, again, take with a large grain, these things (especially the skyhigh valuations) often never happen, but the potential could be there if it pans out. It does mention unprofitability prospects as well.

'predicted share price for quantum helium in 2027'

Based on analyst projections as of April 2026, the share price for Quantum Helium Ltd (QHE) is expected to rise significantly from its recent trading levels, with 12-month targets pointing toward 0.0815 GBP to 10.01p. (Stockopedia +1)

Analyst Target: One analyst, as of April 2026, projected a 12-month target price of 0.0815 GBP.

Long-Term Potential: Other estimates for QHE suggest a potential long-term target price as high as 10.01p, which would be a massive increase from the early 2026 trading price of approximately 0.04p.

Positioning: The company is advancing its US portfolio, with 2026 priorities focusing on the Sagebrush-1 extended flow test and integration of 3D seismic data.

Risks: Despite the optimistic price targets, the company is forecast to remain unprofitable over the next few years. (Stockopedia +4)

Note: The results indicate a "Strong Buy" recommendation from analysts based on the potential upside. (Investing.com UK)

It's just a bit of weekend fun, light reading, number crunching for better or worse, may never happens and obviously DYOR. Don't @me.

Prompt: "predicted share price and market cap for quantum helium on a successful Sagebrush in 2026"

Based on information available as of April 2026, a successful result from the Sagebrush-1 extended production test is considered a key milestone for Quantum Helium (AIM: QHE). A successful test—confirming high helium concentrations (e.g., 2.76%) and sustained flow rates—is expected to drive significant re-rating of the stock.

(AJ Bell +4)

Predicted Share Price and Market Cap Scenario (Post-Success 2026)

Target Share Price:

Analyst consensus and market sentiment suggest a potential target price around 9.97p - 10.01p, representing a massive increase from the early 2026 price of 0.04p.

Upside Potential: If Sagebrush confirms high flow rates, some forecasts suggest a rise to 0.15p - 0.2p.

Valuation Context: An independent evaluation (Sproule) has previously suggested a gross value of $40 million to $80 million for the Sagebrush asset alone, which is significantly higher than its previous market valuation.

(Stockopedia +5)

Key Factors Driving the 2026 Outlook:

Successful Sagebrush-1 Test: The ongoing extended production test at Sagebrush-1 is designed to convert resources into reserves. Success here is critical for re-rating.

Significant Resource Base: The combined Colorado portfolio (Sagebrush + Coyote Wash) includes over 1.1 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of 2U independently evaluated helium.

Strengthened Financials: On April 17, 2026, QHE raised £5 million to strengthen its balance sheet and advance development, including drilling at Coyote Wash.

Existing Revenue: Sagebrush is not just an exploration target; it generated 11,769 barrels of oil gross in 2025, providing cash flow to support helium development.

(Quantum Helium +6)

Risks to Forecast:

Dilution: The April 2026 placing included issuing new shares (16.67 billion new shares at 0.03p each), which can cap share price growth in the short term.

Operational Risk: Success relies on achieving the expected flow rates and converting resources into commercial reserves.

(Investegate +1)

Disclaimer: Stock prices can be highly volatile, especially for exploration companies, and projections are not guarantees of future performance.

Well why are you here then, simple?

If you don't like it, if it's not for you, move on, right? Why bother to stay and lecture people on something you clearly don't like and are not going to buy?

Do you say that about BP?

I disagree. I think expecting others to come to you after a result tk make it easy for you is a fallacy in this game.

Companies need to show heart and value for money for prospective investors. There's risk but great potential reward at this level if it goes well/to plan.

Can you imagine Trump turning up and being asked to come back after a positive result. No, you need to negotiate for an even split in this game imo. So getting in early is where the possible money is to be made.

Btw, the mighty BP has billions of shares in issue.

Encouraging others to sell when others ahem are scopping them up is disingenuous.

#Use of Funds

Proceeds from the Placing will be used to:

· Advance development planning and engineering at the Sagebrush Project

They clearly see Sagebrush as viable longterm.

Comedy gold, always. Folk acting like the sky is falling on actual good news that keeps a small company going with above-avg interest.

Meanwhile the wailers load up on the quiet. Rinse, repeat. It's so silly.

Lol, I'd settle for just staying at or above 1p atm. The management really does need to cut a deal and move us beyond dilution every year and to the next steady level. We are sadly still a trader's plaything. Let's hope this year proves to be the turning point, and hopefully fruitful.

I just wouldn't set my sights as high as you. HE1 management are not great at building value. The value will most likely come from allowing a takeover imo.

That rather places all the emphasis on Vance to singlehandedly sort all this out. The Iranians have to agree to things too and right now what's left of them know they have a large chunk of the world over a barrel, even if they have little hardware left, allegedly. If it teaches all of us anything it's to get self sufficient. It would seem that Gulf helium will be hit very hard for quite some time. I read 3 months for Qatar to even start to get back online fully but it could take much longer to reverse, even a year+. That's going to put alot of emphasis back on the US as a main supplier.

We're well placed at HE1 but it's whether this management can harness the wind, so to speak. I dislike this management but then they're a business and not there to be my buddy. But I'll be very displeased if they don't use this climate to their advantage. All the chips are in their corner.

If the Chinese or Americans make them a good offer for their assets I say take it. Anything above 1p looks fair value at present as it stands imo but not below.

"So long long wait for Rukwa." + Strong Sell.

Pathetic. Take a day off from working for the spiv boiler room crew.

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