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My bad, it is early ... Todays RNS is the explanation for the price action earlier this week...now they have clarified the situation with Sarah Cope those initial panicked investors will come back.

Today's RNS is a mandatory regulatory disclosure. It notifies the market that Sarah Cope, a Non-Executive Director of Helium One Global, also holds a directorship at Eneraqua Technologies plc, which entered an insolvent Creditors Voluntary Liquidation on 16 March 2026.

Crucially, the disclosure confirms that Eneraqua is "not connected to Helium One Global Ltd." In a professional financial context, this is an administrative filing required under AIM compliance rules regarding director histories and does not impact the operational assets, helium flow results (5.5% at Itumbula West-1), or the cash position of HE1.

@Stamfordfridge you have demonstrated a laypersons take on what the 16 February RNS stated...

The "balloon" analogy is your retail sentiment masking reality. A 0.06 GWR is a diluted floor, the result of Karoo aquifer mixing, not a geological ceiling...

With a 16,400 bpd flow capacity proving a high-permeability system and rapid re-pressurisation confirming a vast, connected reservoir, the Rukwa basin is characterised by scale, not scarcity...

At a flow rate of 16,400 barrels per day, we are moving 2,607,272 litres of water every 24 hours...

2,607m^3 x 3.3L He/m^3 = 8,603L of Helium per day...

That isn't "one balloon." That is roughly 1,100 to 1,200 balloons per day from a single appraisal well that wasn't even optimised for gas recovery. For an initial ESP test designed to prove mobility, these are robust figures...

RNS tomorrow anyone?

Timelines for the ASX filings by BNL

Drafting 06:00 – 08:30 Technical teams in the US/Australia finalise the data.

Submission 09:00 – 10:30 The draft is sent to the UK NOMAD and legal counsel. This is the first time the information leaves the "Inner Circle."

Review Window 11:00 – 13:00 NOMAD checks. (This is exactly when we saw the 11:34 GMT bid shift yesterday.)

The "Lock" 14:00 – 16:00 The NOMAD gives the "No Objection" signal. The document is converted to .pdf for the ASX and .txt for the London RNS system.

Execution 20:00 – 21:00 Lodged with the ASX for the 11:00 PM GMT open (10:00 AM Sydney).

You need to re-read my posts Bens_sipp

You are conflating different things Bens-Sipp. Helium can be stored in a high pressure gas cylinder for years, as I stated.

I also stated ships transport LIQUID helium all of the time and it is fine. Liquid Helium s stored at roughly -269°C. Linde have a great Helics container that will guarantee for 45 days, but in reality the loss is virtually incalculable over longer periods up to a year or so.

There are other shipping companies that literally strap tube trailers to the ship and those times are far far longer before there is any deficit 10-30 years , mainly because they contain gas not liquid Helium.

I beg to differ, I would advise against old YouTube videos as a source of current information.

Helium can remain in a high pressure gas cylinder for 10-30 years...ships that transport Helium use it in liquid form which can be held intact for many months to years...

Velocity is always worth looking at...

0 – 50,000 shares/min → Low liquidity

50,000 – 150,000 shares/min → Normal liquidity

150,000 – 500,000 shares/min → Elevated trading activity

500,000 – 1,500,000 shares/min → Aggressive accumulation/distribution

>1,500,000 shares/min → Volatility expansion regime

The formula I use is Volume Velocity = (Current Volume − Previous Verified Volume) ÷ Minutes Elapsed

Its a quiet day (so far) so I thought I would share some historical trading patterns prior to RNS releases...

-4 days prior : sideways trading

-3 : small bid step-up

-2 : higher lows forming

-1 : volume expansion

Day 0 : RNS released

Another consistent sign is that the share price stays above VWAP for most of the session.

I am sure you a intelligent etc.. but you may need to harden up and understand more about sentiment influencing and "shorting". No person is "shorting" this share from a retail perspective today. They simply bet the price will go o instead of down on a CFD bet. They never own or borrow a share, it is literaly a bet. By giving them credibility you are harming your own position and everyone else's as it plays into their game, which is to influence retail sentiment on any given company...

@Kread is not "shorting" they are merely going down instead of up on a CFD bet. the more you communicate with it their purpose is achieved. Lets not play their game.

Not surprised but *suppressed

It looks like @Kread is getting the outcome they want. It might help of people stopped communicating with it.

They want their negative threads used and the genuine chat surprised, that is the point of these sentiment influencers. Filter and report. is the way forward...

Thanks for demonstrating my point so well.

It is depressing when people react so strongly and negatively to things outside of their understanding.

I use a fundamentally Bayesian Inference model. It works by taking a Prior Probability (what we know from many months and years of history) and updating it with New Evidence (the real-time Tape and Market Maker behaviour) to produce a Posterior Probability.

I can explain it further for those who are interested. No need to get abusive, just ask me to explain things you do not have experience of.

This morning's action confirms that we remains a Sector-Correlated Arbitrage play in the absence of primary Tanzania/Colorado data. The 0.75p wall is a major structural resistance that requires >150M shares of volume to clear.

Today's Morning Trap suggests the stock will likely spend the remainder of the session consolidating near the 0.685p - 0.695p range.

I see a probability of a Friday RNS around 8% at this point. We know that statistically over the last 18 months we get Primary Operational Data on a Monday or Tuesday (58%).

The current technical configuration represents a high-conviction vertical expansion that directly mirrors the legendary early-session breakout of 13 February 2026. During that historical precedent, Market Makers began chasing the price with consistent 0.01p bid increases every 10 minutes, a sequence that ultimately sustained a move exceeding +40%.

We are witnessing a definitive Short Squeeze confirmation as the price surged from 0.71p to 0.735p in a mere six minutes; this aggressive markup, accompanied by a narrowing spread of 4.17%, indicates that intraday shorts are being forcibly liquidated as they lose the ability to defend the 0.72p level.

To reach 1.6p, the stock requires a 136% appreciation from the current 0.6765p level.

It will be on or around the news of the Southern Rukwa Farm-out completion

Nice try, we all know I was not referring to your comment at 1426. Just learn from the error and perhaps do a bit more due diligence before posting...