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The Trolls will try to tell you black is white but it is all there for even a novice to see...

At 3:25:37 PM, a colossal 10,000,000 share block was traded at 0.58.

The fact that 10 million shares printed at 0.58 (and not lower) confirms that 0.58 is the institutional "floor" for bulk volume. The buyer said, "I will take 10 million, but the price is 0.58, take it or leave it." The seller took it....

f a 10 million share sell order hit the open market (retail book) without a lined-up buyer, the price would have crashed to 0.40 instantly. The fact that it printed at 0.58 and the price is still 0.58 at 3:27 PM proves the buyer is incredibly strong....

Notice the instant burst of 5,000 share trades at 3:26:03 PM immediately following the 10m block. This is a "VWAP Algo" (Volume Weighted Average Price bot) turning back on to stabilize the price and mop up any loose liquidity left behind by the massive cross....

My comments are evidenced by the law and I have described what is happening with the Wholesale Turnover. I am not here to school you in market dynamics and the law....get off your backside and verify it for yourself before posting vacuous comments here?

Just looked in here, there is a staggering ignorance of basic rules and investment/trading knowledge demonstrated by many on here today...

Helium One is currently managing a VDR (Virtual Data Room) and navigating strict MAR (Market Abuse Regulation) compliance...

When you launch a formal farm-out process with 16,400 bpd equivalent flow data, you don't do 'Twitter Spaces' or fluff interviews..you enter an NDA-governed Quiet Period while global players perform due diligence...

Under MAR, management is legally prohibited from providing 'colour' or 'opinion' that isn't already in the RNS while sensitive commercial negotiations are active...

In relation to the price action yesterday and today...you’re witnessing a wholesale handover...

The current 670 million share churn (over 7% of the entire register) is mathematically impossible for retail alone, as it would require thousands of perfectly synchronised small trades to match the £4 million worth of liquidity moved since Tuesday...

Instead, the constant printing of multi-million share blocks at the mid-price (0.597/0.599) confirms an institutional "cross," where a large seller is bleeding out their position directly into a "Whale" buyer's hands without hitting the retail bid/ask spread. The fact that the 0.55 floor has not collapsed under this immense weight proves that professional accumulators are providing a wall of support to absorb the supply, effectively resetting the shareholder base at a 30% discount before the next phase of the farm-out...

This is clear in the publicly available Trades for all to see...

My last word for the evening @Oscar1276, what you are doing is transparent and fooling no-one...

Jesus...I should know better than to look after hours here...recognise this anyone?

After the market closes, Trolls "wade in" because the lack of live price action creates a vacuum where fear can be manufactured without immediate contradiction from the tape. This behaviour is driven by the "online disinhibition effect", where anonymity dissolves social filters, allowing them to exploit the "loss aversion" of investors who are feeling the psychological sting of a red day twice as intensely as a green one.

By flooding forums with "doom" narratives while the market is static, they aim to trigger a "herding instinct" or "recency bias," hoping to scare retail holders into placing sell orders for the next morning's open, often deriving a sadistic "schadenfreude" from the resulting anxiety they've managed to provoke....

Desperate....I feel sorry for them.

...you do know we are 12.81% down right....

Ok, someone has lifted up a stone somewhere and it has been raining, I am off...have a good evening all...

@Bigbeasty. "Those thinking McNol knows everything are wrong'

as are those (you) who think I know nothing... You were banned under you previous ID "ThisshareisFUBAR' for your constant Stalking and breaking of LSE rules. I will leave people to make their own decisions...

In relation to todays remaining 25 minutes...If the whale were "finished and the price was going to 0.50p," the MMs would be widening the spread to 0.50 / 0.80. Instead, they are holding a tight 0.65 / 0.70 spread. They are preparing for the 16:30 Auction, where they no doubt expect the price to uncross near the high....

Oh you are demanding @CrustyPete :)

In the immediate aftermath of a whale completing their book, the most significant factor is Supply Exhaustion...

During accumulation, the whale was a "ceiling," keeping the price low to get their fill. Once they stop, that downward pressure vanishes. On SETsqx, this often leads to a gap up because there are no large sellers left to meet retail demand...

Any traders who were "shorting" the stock in anticipation of a further drop (the "trap door" theorists) suddenly find no shares available to buy back. This can cause a rapid spike toward the 0.80–0.85 level as the spread tightens...

The whale now has a multi-million-pound vested interest in the 0.70p floor. They move from "aggressive buying" to "passive defence," meaning they will likely place large "limit" orders at the bid to ensure the stock doesn't drift back down...

It could be more than on institution agreed, it is not retail activity for sure...

The argument that "If a whale is here, why aren't they soaking them up?" is demolished by the facts...

They just "soaked up" 2,000,000 shares in a single second at 15:40. Since 15:30, roughly 6.5 million shares have been absorbed in blocks larger than 500k...

If there were no "whale," that 2m-share dump would have cleared the 1m-share wall at 0.65 and sent the price into the 0.50s. Instead, it was caught at 0.695 nearly 7% above the best bid. This is the literal definition of institutional absorption....

@CrustyPete an institutional buyer building a position doesn't market-buy into a 0.75 wall and alert the whole LSE to their presence. They sit at a specific price point (the "mid") and let the sellers hit them. The fact that 4.5 million shares cleared in blocks at 0.70–0.71 while the MMs were hiding their bids at 0.65 is the literal definition of "soaking it up."

If there were no "whale" soaking these up, a 1.2m share market order would have nuked the 0.65 floor instantly. Instead, those blocks are being "intercepted" mid-spread. That is hidden institutional demand, not a lack of interest....

The "trap door" hasn't opened because the volume is being caught at 0.696. We've turned over 310 million shares today; if this were a dump with no buyers, we'd be at 0.50 by now. The stock is being transferred, not abandoned....

I thought you used to work for Winterflood, surely you know this?

MREX just moved their offer to 0.72, undercutting the 0.75 wall. The spread has tightened to just 2.8%. If there were really millions of shares available at 0.711, MREX wouldn't be quoting 0.72...

The volume has now cleared 304 million shares, the 'trap door' logic is failing as the bid-side pressure moves the ask lower to attract volume before the 16:30 auction...

@CrustyPete if it is "possible to buy any amount up to 5m at 0.711," that is actually bullish. It means a Market Maker is sitting on a massive pile of inventory they need to shift and is willing to offer it at a discount to the 0.75 public ask.

In a "trap door" scenario, they wouldn't let you buy 5m at 0.711; they would be pulling their offers and widening the spread to 0.80 to protect themselves from being cleared out....

A consistent algorithmic pattern is testing the 0.75 wall...

Throughout the afternoon (14:10, 14:21, 14:31, 14:38, 14:46, 14:48, 15:00), we see "dust" trades of 13, 14, or 479 shares hitting the 0.75 offer...

These are "Scout" trades. Large buyers use them to test if the 800,000-share ask from PEEL, WINS, SCAP, and SING is firm or automated...

Every time 0.75 is pinged, it is followed by a "recoil" where the next trade prints lower (e.g., 0.713). This confirms the 0.75 wall is currently a hard structural barrier that the buyer is not yet ready to "melt" through...

The total volume currently is 301,000,000 shares (3.24% of the company)...

The market is currently "coiling" between the 0.71 bid and the 0.75 wall. The pattern of 1m-share blocks indicates accumulation is far from over....

Lets hope all your past thoughts and opinions were correct hey @Broomtree ...

Give it up @Blubay you are fooling no-one with your "Cherry-Picking" of data to create a false narrative. She is using actual figures from the February 16 RNS but twisting the geological and operational context to make a massive success look like a failure....

She s trying to convince you that "Better than P90" is somehow a failure. She is also ignoring the six-fold flow increase, the doubled helium concentration, and the US production start....

It’s impressive how you’ve managed to turn a 600% flow increase and imminent US revenue into a 'failure' through sheer selective myopia, it's less of a technical critique and more of a masterclass in creative obfuscation...

@Blubay your claim that this "suggests distribution" is logically flawed when you look at the February 16 RNS...

Helium One confirmed a six-fold increase in flow rates (16,400 bpd) and 5.4% sustained helium at Rukwa...

Institutional funds do not "distribute" their shares the very next day after a major technical de-risking event. They use the subsequent "price dip" (the 0.65p move) to average down or increase their stake....

@Oscar1276

Distribution requires a large buyer on the other side. In the UK market, retail investors do not have the collective "dry powder" to absorb £1.8 million worth of stock (257 million shares at ~0.70p) in a three-hour window while the price is dropping...

Distribution usually happens at the top of a rally. Accumulation happens in the blood of a correction. We are currently 30% off last week's highs—this is the "Buy Zone," not the "Dump Zone."

Every time the price dips toward 0.65p, we see a 2,000,000 share block print. This is "Algorithmic Accumulation." The Whale isn't "pinning" the VWAP for fun; they are using it as their price ceiling to ensure they don't overpay while building a massive position...

High volume + flat price = The Coil. This is the classic "Absorption" phase. The moment the Whale is "full," they stop providing that 0.70p resistance and start "lifting the offers," which is when the breakout actually happens...