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Indeed. Which also explains the panicky raft of new faces tying themselves in knots to try and get people to sell up on cherry-picked doom. Happens all the time when a good result comes in, people who placed shorts are terrified they'll lose money before they can get out.

Oh well. x 20-30.

There seem to be a lot of somehow new faces suddenly very concerned about this. :)

To the rest, the investors, the LTH, those stuck here for years, enjoy your day. JV could be next, the really exciting phase. GLA with your decisions and let's enjoy the good times ahead.

I think they're probably thinking more longterm, Shivest. But it would be years away.

In the meantime let's enjoy a discovery and a Mining Licence application, neither of which you with if something is not worth it.

Some of you seem very short term. Unless you're daytrading it LTH are not fretting, we're sitting tight for 2025 never mind the end of the week.

I think that they know they're on the right track here and have plans. It might seem woolley to some atm, and there is often cloak and dagger to mining and drillers but the hints are all there between the lines. We march on...

Seriously.

Nobody is interested in this stuff. If you've sold up ship out and stop bothering people, it's tedious and unnecessary and just shows how childish you are. Go and find something you like and stick to it. People want to read about the company not personal spats over trades. It's irrelevant.

Imo sometimes a spade really is a spade.

Yes, the clue is in the name, D0EY - 'Global'.

A lot of them aren't. Talking down hysterically whilst hoovering up on the sly.

It's what they don't tell you. It will recover but of course they'll be long gone by then, taking the faux concern with them.

Indeed. The company is here to build a company. Not to hold your hand through life.

You don't 'fee; sorry' for anyone, you're dishonest, you're here to be an absolute pain and an univested one at that.

Binned.

'Reiterating its 'buy' recommendation, the boutique investment bank said it was rebasing its price target to 3.44p from 5.30p to reflect the Colorado acquisition and issue of stock in a £6.4 million fundraiser backing the deal.'

I'll take 3.44p, it's respectable as a base. :)

Again, why do you care? You're not in this anymore, right?

This isn't your concern anymore. You've no need to troll it anymore, making wild statements.

Kam, you 'sold' and were 'glad'. So what does any of this matter to you?

Move along imo, like ordinary sellers do.

Yes, please do.

"So struggling to find a possible jv speaks volumes."

The only 'volumes' it speaks is that you are not on the inside of this company and so you are expressing your opinion as if fact when you have no clue. Nobody saw the acquisition so how can you sit there and confidently predict no JV.

Just silly talk. The EWT Pt2 isn't done yet. And why would they release a JV info part way through?

'In a second announcement, Helium One announced it plans to acquire a 50% interest in ASX-listed Blue Star Helium's Galactica-Pegasus asset in Colorado.

Located on a known helium fairway in Las Animas County, in the south of the US state, the project is host to discovery wells flowing up to 6% helium and are close to infrastructure.

On a P50 estimate, Galactica-Pegasus is estimated to contain 675 million cubic feet of the inert gas at an average grade of 3%.

The full development programme envisages 15 wells alongside CO2 processing facilities with work on six planned for the fourth quarter to come on stream in the first first half of next year.'

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1054841/helium-one-successful-well-test-and-potentially-cash-generative-deal-1054841.html

Yes there is. Read the damn thing.

But they do talk about a Feasibility Study. Read between the lines, my dude.

'Over the five-day test period, the well flowed an average of 5% helium (uncorrected). It was also observed that the concentration of hydrogen decreased as helium increased, yielding a maximum measured hydrogen concentration of 1.2%.'