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The chart is forming a "High Tight Flag." This usually precedes a second breakout leg. Given that the Colorado "Integrated Operations" deadline is the underlying catalyst, the technicals are currently perfectly aligned with the expected news flow...

The VWAP for the morning session is currently holding at 0.665p.

The high SINT to AIMX ratio (2.6) indicates that the 0.65p support is being actively reinforced by market makers.

If the AIMX volume starts to climb and the ratio drops toward 1.5, it would signal that retail FOMO is taking over. For now, the institutions are firmly in the driver's seat...

Just checked Warrie, it is half term...

You are amusing @Kread telling us all your opinion is 'Strong Sell" and yet you have just shown you have absolutely no grasp of the company's progress.

Do some basic research before you present yourself on a chat board which is full of people who have been closely following and invested in this company for years and know its history backwards...

@Kread

https://youtu.be/l6DOGITIfAY?si=fy0oy0ciZ0Rbh0ev

...and yet you are still here? The Lady doth protest too much...

Some interesting news from another company this morning which shows that the institutional appetite for primary helium assets (specifically those in the USA and Tanzania) remains high, even in a volatile macro environment. It validates the "scarcity value" of the molecules HE1 is currently trying to commercialise...

Plus we had a daily Bullish Hammer confirmed yesterday. Should be yet another interesting Friday here....

As always @Stan9 you are right on the money...Have a good evening all.

Galactica update tomorrow...

Have you been on the Sauce @Blubay?

In the energy sector, a standard takeover premium is usually 30% to 50% above the average 30-day trading price. If a major were to move now, a "fair" starting point for negotiations would likely sit between 1.5p and 2.5p, but the BoD would likely point to the 3.22p target as the minimum "value-in-the-ground...

In simple terms @Expo3ntial takeovers almost always happen at a premium, meaning you usually end up with more value in your account than you had the day before the announcement....

If you see the CEO pop up on a podcast or "Proactive Investors" today or tomorrow, don't worry, it doesn't mean the VDR is finished. It usually means they are doing "investor relations" to keep the volume up while the technical teams do the heavy lifting in the background.

The interviews will be soft however and she wont mention anything other than what is in RNS. Given her previous use of inappropriate "words" I hope they keep her locked away until we have the outcome of the VDR...

As I stated yesterday, whilst there is a VDR they cannot add "colour" or "opinion" to the market. That would against MAR. I would expect you to know that @Blubay ...

Do you think we will see a special Royal edition of 24 hours in Police Custody @Toffers....

You do you, I will do me. I am sorry if my evidence based posts and observations offend you. Please feel free to put me on filter...

When I used the term "bankrupt," I was referring to risk-management suicide and capital efficiency rather than literal insolvency over a single trade. In the world of Market Making the danger isn't the £6k...it’s the uncovered exposure and the Net Open Position.

An MM isn't just trading HE1. They are making markets on 200+ different penny stocks simultaneously...

If they apply that same loose risk management across their entire portfolio of 200 tickers, a 10% market-wide "meme stock" surge or a sector-wide helium rally could create a multi-million-pound hole in their capital adequacy requirements within minutes...

Look at the trades immediately following that 2.26M block..

1:00 PM - 1:01 PM: We see a flurry of trades at 0.624 and 0.6275.

The 2.26M trade at 12:50 PM removed "shadow supply." With that block out of the way, the price is now drifting higher because the sellers who were holding out have been "washed."

Once the "mugging" is over, you usually end up with a stock that has a much higher "floor,"

HL has an Institutional arm. While the platform we use is retail, Hargreaves Lansdown Fund Managers Ltd does manage its own funds (like the "HL Select" range).When these specific funds buy a stock, they are acting as institutional investors....back in your box...