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@Legalwolf

Please don't mention "leaky ship" Muscles will home in on this and relate it to it to the titanic.

On a more serious note, agree with your earlier sentiments, is it the time to average down. I was asking that same question for a while especially when the price was around 7p .
We are all in different positions, and in my pearsonal case I'm happy to sit tight and happy with my overall current holding putting greed to one side.

@ inthevoid

I think we can safely say your can add a few noghts after the two in your case.

Talking of computers, back in the day, my first ever shareholding was with a computer company called Amstred, Alan Sugers empire, in those days we used to have share certificates issued, the words ramping /deramping didn't exist then. Haven't times changed.

First buy of the day. Wow 20 shares purchased with a value of one pound twenty pence. I bet no one will own up to that transaction.

Ok,Muscles ha ha,I walked straight into that one, but don't under estimate DMs navigating skills as there are no icebergs in Tanzania.

@ inthevoid

No probs, we are still on the same page, lots happening in the back ground with He1, the big story is yet to unfold , when it does this could fly and be a best seller .
Just remember the 3 P's... Panic not, Positivity and Patiance.

@ KevinRound.

Good post, this is just the tip of the iceberg.

@ Persiantrader

Just checked back on your post history with He1 since January and then I got bored, your views haven't changed. You obviously have an adjender or bitter from previous experience in He1.

@inthevoid

Thanking you for that, I'm chilled and hope that there is no conection with a corpse of (course there is)....

Sometimes the Keyboard takes over and need to check before pressing that take off button.

Who would have thought that we would be having this conversation 12 on with the SP where it is at the moment.

Correction coming soon and I'm not talking about the spell check. lol

"At the moment it's just Potential" as the header goes.

Of corse we are, stating the Bl..dy obvious, we are all fully aware of this, we are an exploration company in search of that first discovery.

We need to remember that DM holds all the cards close to his chest and I'm sure whatever they are or have been negotiating will be to the benefit of the share holders.

I forgot to mention that there are no Jokers in the pack as you will find some of them on this bb

@KeithOz

As inthevoid said, thank you for clearing that up.

Some posters will go to any lengths in distorting the facts which is a suttle way of deramping a share.
I'm sure there will be a lot more of these in the coming weeks.

Have a pint of interactive Fosters on me. Cheers.

@ Mr Bezzer

Sorry but your not being fully honest with this bb or your no good at mathematics, if you invested all of £41,377.41 and you invested all and bought at the high of 28p, you would have a lot more than the £111.27 you say you have left.

Mr Bezzer

Sorry for coming in as your questions are directed to Keith, but as of 2021 there were 821 companies on Aim, and certainly not 255,000 oil and gas companies listed on Aim as you quoted. I think your talking about smaller companies not in Aim.
Sorry for your loss, its substantial, may I ask why you have decided to post now on this bb as I'm curious.

I've missed those funny video links whilst we wait, keep them up guys especially as there is currently nothing happening from a shareholders point of view.
I'm still 100% in on this, haven't posted lately, as this bb is just revisiting already covered news hence most posters not posting as much. New news will reignite the share price and this bb.I'm sure.
No more onwards and upwards as the share price will take care of itself as we are probably now near the bottom.

@ Legalwolf

Spot on, I've never liked rollercoasters, we should have an Operational Update within the next 10 days or so and hopefully, all will become clearer.

Onwards for now.

@ JoshCLSE

My sentiments are with you on this, to add to this, DM I'm sure is still fully committed to seeing this through as sòon as possible because last year ( as reported) he phoned his wife to call a house search off after theTia drill failed.

Onwards for now

@JWill

Short and sweet, brilliant reply ??.
Hope they don't do to the same gym as I.

Onwards for now

David James Minchin CEO of He1 global.

We know you read these boards as your body chemistry said at the AGM in March. You've said a lot since then via Rns's and media ,but the shareholders feel they have been let down by the timelines you have promised and so far not delivered.
As the share price is heading the wrong way, don't you think the shareholders need to be updated with a clearer picture on going forward.

Onwards for now.

@Aussie_ princess
I feel for you and understand your frustrations. May I say your brave to sell at this point with the sp as low as it is. I guess we all have different trigger points and are at different points with our life choices.
You might regret selling today but having said that, I might regret saying what I just said to you. Good luck

Onwards for now.

As an afterthought I wonder how the board of He1 are currently thinking with what they know and the current sp?.

Not sure if this has been brought up previously, but looking at Helium One Global on Companies House found that their registered/ correspondence address is in the British Virgin Islands, but they still have a UK correspondence address.

From a companies perspective, what are the benefits of having their office based in BVI.
1) Corporate Freedom.
2) Tax Nuetrality.
3) Minimum requirements for buisness.
4) Low buisness incorporation and set up costs.
5) Effective corporate maintenance.
6) High levels of confidentiality.

Knowing what we know about He1, which is not a lot at the moment, all the above would fit their current profile considering where they are as a company.

The building blocks are taking place for what I'm sure is to come from Helium One global.

Onwards for now

It's a long game but you take your choice.
ExxonMobil £32 approx 20 months ago, now £110.
I know which one I would pick today, He1 more risk at present but the potential is absolutely massive.

Onwards for now.