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That's not true Weasley. This is in regard to home use only. They can still sell for professional use.

We'll see in 20 minutes benny. But there are only so many times you can "top up" catching a falling knife. I think people have had ample opportunity's. The market will drop this further until regulatory update or solid numbers.

Agreed once sales are reported we'll see a decent increase. More likely to see 41 before we see 51 again.

But on this occasion:
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Lovely RNS this AM:
The current consensus range for adjusted operating profit for the year ending 30 September 2021 (FY21) is £183.5m to £193.6m. Reported FY20 adjusted operating profit was £93.4m.

600k for Gary. 667k for nayan which was a 200k increase last year. Who deserved a £200k increase for working at AMGO last year?

The percentage of their holding has been diluted due too new share in issue rather than them selling.

Colin's annual leave is a point well made, there was a study done (London School of Economics September 2009)on the FTSE 250 that showed a clear link between the CEO's vacation habits and the average share share before, during and on return from their holiday. On average banking shares had the least volatility (+/- 5.5%) with Health & Pharma showing the highest volatility (+/- 12.4%) However senior staff from HR & Marketing made very little difference to the overall price. This phenomena is often overlooked.

I think it was an open question Devilbhoy. Like: "Suing Cuda? Let's discuss..."
I'm not a doctor DB, but I think it's time to review your caffeine consumption.

DM: Exploration is the application of data to science, we’ve got a 3500 SQKm and we’ve drilled a 3.5” wide hole. There’s ample opportunity for us for us to make a discovery, we’re learning a lot about the geology, and we’re ready to keep learning and exploring.

ZM. So basically if one were a fan of Helium 1 at the beginning of the year and one had ridden the share price higher and the news flow as well there’s no real reason the change that stance…

DM: This is good news for holders, bad news for traders, didn’t make a discovery on our first hole in terms of de-risking the basin and proving the concept and positioning us to make a discovery in the future it all lines up.

ZM: So what should we expect in the coming weeks and months from HE1

DM: The next step which I would take on is to head over and test some shallower targets that we passed as on the way over to Rukwa there’s potential in these shallower strata that hasn’t really been tested. And then it’s a case of looking at what we can learn form Tai1 in terms of geology and the operation, to ensure we get value from the exploration work. We’ve taken a great deal of value out of this hole, we’ve got to ensure the next hole takes closer along the line to a discovery.

ZM: OK look forward to that. DM CEO HE1 Thank you for your time.

DM: Thanks very much Zak, always a pleasure.

I've done my best to transcribe the interview, phone line with DM was not great...

ZM: Slight wobble in the share price this morning. Can you run me through the fundamentals.

DM: Yeah there has been a share price reduction to what has been a mixed bag RNS, the only reason it is a mixed bag is because we’ve done everything apart from pull helium.

In terms of what we wanted to get out of the hole we’ve got this fantastic 130 M sealing unit at the top of the Rakuw above our primary reservoirs, we’ve had helium shows at every piece of strata which we drill through to this system of 5 stacked helium shows in the primary targets. We’ve got proof of concept we know there’s helium out there is the system we just need to keep exploring until we find the gas.

ZM: So is this a delay or a disappointment or is this just the normal slings and arrows of what you do?

DM. This is exploration Zak, how many companies really make a major discovery on their first hole. What we’ve got from this is proof of concept we know there is helium is basin we know it’s being generated, it’s migrating, it’s trapped, it’s being stored we’ve got helium shows throughout the strata . We know there’s helium out there just need to find it.

If we were Exxon or Total we’d be mobilising a 10K tube with multiple rigs because we know the system works. Helium 1 need to be a lot more frugal with our money.

ZM: So basically the message today is exploration is not like getting on the tube and going to different stations every 2-3 minutes it’s a little more of a random walk and one can’t take anything too negative to too positive from what you’ve announced today.

Interesting, there was another RNS yesterday that Story had all of his shares in CBX:
I wonder what he's up to?

At the time of Cellular Goods' (LSE: CBX) listing on 26 February 2021, it disclosed that Mr John Story held 15,000,000 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company representing 3% of its issued share capital. Following enquiries made by the Company, Mr Story has informed Cellular Goods that he has disposed of his entire holding in the Company. No further details of the disposal have been provided to the Company under the disclosure rules concerning share transactions by a significant shareholder.

Not long till break even! x

on the 5th of June....

Great getaway sends flights on course for pre-pandemic levels .

The number of holidaymakers flying abroad will rise to its highest level since the start of the year as foreign getaways begin to return to pre-pandemic levels.

This is the thin end of wedge! I heard Vinson has shorted all of his...
Amigo is doomed.

No. Of course not.

It’s not AIM it’s main market

Morgan are loading up at this price.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it holds around this level while they’re aloud to load up.

This is an absolute no brainier.

It’s the way all regulators operate. They’re salaried middle management that need to show the press/seniors they justify their massive operating costs. This isn’t even a bump in the road, it’s a minor distraction. The court will see it for what it is.