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SING has just moved their Bid to 0.50p (3:47 PM).

This is a massive psychological and technical shift. The old "Resistance" at 0.50p has now officially flipped into "Support."

When a high-tier MM like Singer puts a 200k bid at 0.50p, they are signalling to the market that the price floor has risen...

The 0.50p and 0.51p levels have been completely bypassed. We now have a massive concentration of MMs sitting at 0.53p...

The 0.53p Wall: SING, MREX, PEEL, WINS, and SCAP are all showing 200k size at 0.53p...

Notice there is now zero visible resistance between the current trade price (~0.50p/0.51p) and 0.53p. If a buyer hits the "Ask" now, they will likely be filled at 0.53p instantly....

The most dramatic development in the last two minutes is the move by JBER...

At 3:44:34 PM, JBER pulled their 0.50p offer—the final barrier—and moved their "Ask" all the way to 0.55p.

Jumping 0.05p (10%) in one move suggests that the MM was likely caught short or realises that the 0.50p level will not be seen again today. When the last defender jumps to the back of the queue (0.55p), the "dam" has effectively burst....

The "Last Man Standing" at 0.50p...In the last 5 minutes, PEEL and WINS have joined the institutional retreat...

PEEL moved their Ask from 0.50p to 0.53p (3:35 PM).

WINS moved their Ask from 0.50p to 0.53p (3:37 PM).

The Reality: Only JBER remains at 0.50p

Because so many MMs have jumped straight to 0.53p, the order book is now "gappy." This is where volatility explodes...

Notice that MREX has just moved their Bid to 0.49p ...

By raising the bid to 0.49p, they are effectively "pinning" the remaining sellers at 0.50p...

The spread is now a razor-thin 0.49p – 0.50p....

We have officially crossed the 100 million share mark for the day. This is 300% of the average daily volume and represents a massive "washout" of any remaining bears...

Watch for the "Bid" to move from 0.48p to 0.49p. If a Market Maker moves their bid to 0.49p, it effectively traps the price against the 0.50p ceiling, making a breakout almost inevitable....

MREX has raised their bid from 0.46p to 0.48p, joining SING at the new support floor...

Most importantly, MREX has pulled their sell order from the 0.50p wall and moved it up to 0.52p...

When a Market Maker moves their "Ask" higher while raising their "Bid," it means they are no longer willing to sell at the old price (0.50p) because they expect to have to buy shares back at a higher price later. They are "protecting their book" from the buying surge...

We now have two heavyweights (SING and MREX) bidding at 0.48p. This creates a very "thick" floor...

The transition of MREX from a "seller at 0.50p" to a "bidder at 0.48p" is a classic bullish capitulation. Market Makers hate being short on a high-volume RNS day. MREX has decided it’s safer to join the buyers than to keep selling into the 0.50p wall...

Since 2:57 PM, we have seen over 8.5 million shares traded in just four large blocks (3.49m, 2m, 0.7m, 0.7m). This level of concentrated buying suggests a major fund or high-net-worth entity is taking a significant stake following the Galactica integrated operations news....

In the final 80 minutes of trading, if this volume continues, the Market Makers will likely be forced to move their quotes to 0.50p (Bid) / 0.52p (Ask). Moving the bid to 0.50p would officially confirm the breakout...

A single trade of 3.49 million shares is roughly 17 times larger than the visible 200k Market Maker (MM) size. This isn't just "buying"—this is a major institutional position being filled. The 2-million-share print at 0.499p is essentially the buyer saying they are now willing to pay the full 0.50p "Ask" price for huge volume. They are no longer waiting for sellers to come down; they are taking the wall out...

The "Value Area" has moved up nearly 3% in 25 minutes. In professional trading, this is known as "aggressive accumulation." The buyer is clearly trying to finish their order before the market close (I wonder why)...

Hitting 6p effectively returns the company to its IPO valuation levels from 2020...

The Earliest Window is H2 2027.... I thin you would be looking at 2028...

To support a £400m market cap (6p/share), the company would likely need to be a mid-tier producer with multiple operational sites...

The "Shortcut": The only way to hit 6p earlier than 2027 would be a Takeover Bid. A larger energy major looking to secure a strategic helium supply could pay a massive premium. Historically, when HE1 has a major discovery, the price can spike 1,000% in weeks (as seen in early 2024), but holding those gains requires the production data to back it up...

Singer (SING) Moves Up at 2:35:14 PM.

SING has just moved their bid from 0.40p all the way up to 0.48p...

SING has pulled their offer off the 0.50p "wall" and moved it up to 0.53p...

When a Market Maker like SING moves their offer from 0.50p to 0.53p, it often means they have run out of shares to sell at that price. They are no longer willing to risk selling at 0.50p because they likely expect the price to go higher and don't want to be caught short...

Things are moving...

2:21 PM: 2,052,361 shares @ 0.4865p

2:26 PM: 2,043,967 shares @ 0.487p

These are not retail "churn." These are 2-million-share blocks, each one 10 times larger than the visible 200k EMS the MMs are showing.

When you see multiple "2m prints" in five minutes, it usually means a larger buyer is using an algorithm to "sweep" the available liquidity without spiking the price to 0.50p immediately...

The trailer hasn't been 'delayed'—it’s been on site since mid-January waiting for the plant upgrade. The plant was intentionally shut-in to install the Amine Unit, which only goes live next week. You can't dispatch a trailer before you’ve turned the processing plant back on to fill it. It’s sitting there ready for the restart...

Grow up...

Yes I guess Pubcrawl and I both use Mac's...anything useful to say about the stock? or just lurking there waiting to Troll genuine posters?

Apologies for the list being interrupted, my Mac is doing a weird thing and was transposing my words back to front?

HSBC are not currently on the list as of Feb 2026 which is...

Hargreaves Lansdown2,143,380,30822.99%Interactive Investor1,331,013,33614.28%

Halifax Share Dealing695,223,1877.46%

The TR-1 you referenced from December 2023 was a snapshot of a moment in time.

Unlike retail platforms (HL, AJ Bell) that hold shares for thousands of people, institutional holders like HSBC often trade actively. They may have trimmed their position to lock in gains or reallocate capital to other projects...

or because the total shares in issue have grown to 9.32 billion and if HSBC held approximately 180 million shares (which was ~5% then), that same block would only represent about 1.9% of the company today. Because they dropped below the 3% notification threshold, they are no longer required to be listed as a "significant shareholder."

AJ Bell Securities576,764,7916.19%

Barclays Wealth364,415,9623.91%

Trading 212363,630,8053.90%I

G Markets361,184,3303.87%HE1

Employee Benefit Trust296,138,4183.18%

All Other Shareholders3,790,407,74434.22%

Total Shares in Issue9,322,158,881100%

The Brokers mentioned are "nominee" holdings. In the UK market, these large blocks are typically held by retail investment platforms on behalf of their individual clients, rather than the platforms owning the shares as a single institutional investment....

We are not mentioned on it Pub, not on the one published 14 minutes ago..

For those watching Level 2 we have a a "Short Squeeze" potential...

MMs (like MREX) are sitting at 0.46p, hoping the price comes to them...

Buyers are trading above them at 0.48p.

If another 1M-2M buy order comes in, MMs will be forced to sell stock they don't have (go short) at 0.48p. To cover that short, they will have to panic-raise their bids back to 0.48p or 0.50p very quickly...

Certainly more entertaining than today at the Olympics...