Member Info for Helx2

hmm lovely late buying pressure...

boof! smell the burn!

more sideways negativity from Gridz - but if anyone did trade this for a quick buck fair play to them. Good to see people identifying a bottom & willing to take a punt - eventually forward momentum will stick. Don't miss the next round of low buys.

it's better than being permanently morose & is on occasion preferable to 'rising above' a persistent wind-up.

christ stfu roley and back the company you can't stop commenting on.

turns out helx was a good omen after all! always do the opposite of what that guy says. Onwards!

yeah if you bought back in way at the top then i guess you'd remember that. I only remember your inability to post anything in support of a company you supposedly hold shares in - even when the good times came with the recent announcement that temporarily took the price back from 1.6p to 6p. oh dear... buy at the bottom, sell at the top silly.

back on your regular 10ps a post I see. We all know what happened last time... o dear helx 1. a positive omen for sure.

lol - um no, we're not the same person. Although I do call him my lesser brother from time to time.

My account only exists in response to helx 1's constant de-ramping. Feel free to go back and check my old posts to satisfy yourself - others can also vouch.

Holding the 250k on top of my entry buys at 1.7p.

just picked up another 250k - thanks for keeping the price down - you know who.

yes - as a younger person i really feel like i have been hit in the face by a Russian sledgehammer because i'm so used to all of the wokeness that has de-stabilised the west. lol - wonder where the impact of Brexit on the wider destabilisation of the EU (broadly supported by older UK residents) fits in with your narrative?

Either way - none of it has much to do with helium one so maybe pipe down / chillax - you know, like a young person would do.

skat the trader - compulsively obsessed by Bidstack. Please keep dropping your minute-by-minute two cents - it's really really interesting to read.

Putin's wargames impacting everything today (and for the next few weeks / months). No worries if you're playing the long game. buy low - sell high - not difficult.

ooo everybody helx has spoken - time to buy some more!

Can see a release of the hold on the share price this afternoon - think it'll be a healthy blue day by close. Onwards!

Christ Gridz even helx 1 has had the decency to stop posting as frequently as before the jump to 4p. Any chance you could take a leaf out of his book? no one likes a poster who constantly whines & undermines a business they supposedly hold share in (at 30p).

I really don't want to have to create another parody account.

Last chance sub-1p? hopefully :D

ah stop talking about yourself helx 1 - you've never posted a single number / metric in this board to back up any point you've ever made. you're also missing the point that we were both trying to make. i'll wait for the penny to drop...

Jabba's right - if you only value a company on what it turns over in a year you're really missing the trick / not considering any of the significant future potential. Simple fact here is that the potential is huge - don't be the one held back by a narrow / hort-term mind-set.

buzz - stop de-ramping and dyor you lazy ****.

problem with your posts KS is that your short-term view can have a de-stabilising effect on investors in BIDs. Doesn't bother me personally as i'm here from the bottom - before you joined the board. Think you should be more mindful / considerate of the impact your posts can have to a low volume small-cap. There's of course a reasonable chance you're already acutely aware of this hence why you post in the way you do.

hey Sloane you sold out in full - so why you back?

KS you must be a little naïve yourself not to believe that negative posting on boards impacts the price of the share by encouraging weaker holders to sell - the opposite is also true with respect to baseless 'ramping'. It's just less of a deal given that it's pretty natural for people wanting their investments to succeed as opposed to wanting a business to fail.