Member Info for mdrake

Nothing we haven't seen before - usual movements in the market, hardly cause for concern when we are so close to the drill happening.

Remember naysayers will always have an excuse to deramp this thing - a few weeks back we were supposed to get hit by some bad weather from the sea coming onto the mainland. Then there was doubt the rig would even reach the site and political issues from the country. Then of course we had the BB jester Hector pop up!

The fundamentals are solid, the team is solid and the prospect here is life-changing if it all goes according to plan. - which I have no reason to doubt.

All my opinion, of course, do your own research.

If you listen to a chap called Hector - he would have you believe the SP is going to 12p today.

Don't listen to Hector. Do some research to see why we are all seeing the value here and then it should become apparent that we are currently still in the discount range.

All in my own opinion of course.

Desert Mountain Energy is a good case study to see how the SP could potentially move as it went from 0.38 cent to around 4 dollars.

The thing with HE1 is that they have an actual resource, DME doesn't and is drilling "wildcat" holes. HE1's resource is also around 50% times bigger (potentially higher) than the nearest competitor in the field if all goes to plan.

So on paper, HE1 should perform much better if all aligns! Given the way they are progressing right now with David Minchin at the helm, I have no reason to believe it will be anything other than a success one way or another.

The amazing thing is that once HE1 get everything running, they have another 2 projects to follow up on which means in 2 - 3 years this could very well hit £10+ IMO. As always though, do your own research!

nuri123a - please explain the correlation between planes and helium?

You are obviously missing the biggest part of investing - fundamentals!

Where are these deramping muppets coming from?

There is constructive criticism and then there is plain obnoxious opinions with no research behind them.

HE1 is a fully funded up to appraisal/3D seismic, well-managed and focused company sitting on a resource of potentially the world's largest premium helium supply. This isnt smoke and mirrors, it has 5 years' worth of unbiased research behind it from very reputable academic sources. It is a once-in-a-lifetime stock if they hit what they are confident they will.

They literally turned down approx 11 million pounds after being oversubscribed for the appraisal fundraiser and some of you clowns are calling it a "pump and dump"?... lol please

Hector - are you related to the Salamanca's by any chance?
You seem to keep dinging that deramp bell!

If you sold early and are praying to get back in at a lower price, then good luck otherwise your posts are amusing.

The fundamentals with HE1 are solid and the price is expected to move around/be played with prior to results.

The article is from the Motley Fool and they are referring to the old Analysis from Hannam and Partners (which they revised to 88pence on the 19th of April) : https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/05/09/how-much-is-the-helium-one-share-price-really-worth/

Basically, The Motley Fool published two deramping articles - got in lower and now are singing HE1 praises!

Not that it really matters, all of us here who know HE1s worth and have held already know about the games being played - in this case the Fool will be doing us a favour!

Not an issue at all Deep, I always appreciate all the knowledge you and others have posted. It is a shame that people feel the need to try and deramp recently.

Ahh I didnt make Deeps list yet :-) Its not an issue as I am sure this will all be history once David and the team set out to prove what they already know - The Helium is there!

Yet ANOTHER article by the fool trying to drive the price down, might explain some of the movement. https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/05/06/should-i-buy-helium-one-shares-for-my-portfolio/

IMO The fundamentals of the investment remain unchanged and positive progression is being made.

HL is fine now, quotes are there to buy. Just topped up.

Tried on HL, same situation - no quote to buy only to sell.

I don't have the numbers with me right now but one of the other guys on the board might be able to find the source that David Minchin and some others have options to buy substantial shares later, alongside the ones he already owns.

Ian Stalker has a very sizable chunk pot of shares also.

The fact that David opened by saying he is not a typical "Savvy pump and dump CEO" shows how aware he is of mining companies on AIM having a bad rep and wishes to prove otherwise!

ZaphodBeeblebrox, Thanks for the heads up about Sarah but a lot of this was already common knowledge (to me at least)

Even if it wasn't your intent, your post comes across as an attempt to scare people away by questioning the board as a whole when the truth is the board is fantastic with the possible single exception you mentioned. The fact you posted it twice also doesn't help!

The whole board can be looked up here: http://www.helium-one.com/board-of-directors/

With heavyweights like David Minchin and Ian Stalker on the board - who also owns a substantial shareholding in the company, I think it's safe to say, regardless of Sarah's past, she will have a hard time derailing this ship if Helium is found.

Wish you all the best though.

Not sure what's going on with posters recently who have decided to sell (cool, your choice) and broadcast it while also spitting doom and gloom in the hope the price doesn't go higher to justify the sell - but the fact of the matter is if HE1 hit Helium then its all going to be irrelevant!

Will HE1 find anything? Well, watch this gem of a video which is a seminar by Durham Energy Institute Director Professor Jon Gluyas. This is an impartial, professional opinion on Helium the region and its reserves from an academic institute.

Watch it through if anyone is trying to sway you away from the fundamentals:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSRlSXVzjBE

Besides this, I'm going to simply relax and look forward to DM investor presentation later!

More exposure via the fool, usual caveats in the article.

Source: https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/05/04/can-the-helium-one-share-price-continue-to-surge/

No offence Levs, its difficult to take anything you say seriously with your last post when your start typing like a child.

Good luck trying to get back in if that is your end goal though. No harm in wanting a lower entry point, even if you did sell early in hindsight.

@British_Mike - Hi mate, my assumptions are based off the Hannam & Partners Analyst Research, this is a section of the report that refers to my statement of the first drill derisking the others:

"Exploration drilling in Q2 2020 targeting 18bcf worth £1.02/sh unrisked

HE1 intends to drill three exploration wells (on the Kasuku, Itumbula and Mbuni prospects) within the Rukwa licence in Q2’21. Each well should take a month to drill but helium shows in the mudlogs could be reportable prior to hole completion. We carry 34p/sh of unrisked and 3p/sh of risked value on average for each well. A substantial part of the overall risking relates to the “play” risk, which is the same for all prospects. Therefore, if one well is successful, it would derisk HE1’s other targets. We estimate that it could double the overall chance of success for the other prospects."

If interested, you can read all the reports on the Helium One site.

Source: http://www.helium-one.com/analyst-research/

Can someone please explain how the US share price will affect our price over here and if it is an immediate correlation or would we wait to see the impact?

If the first exploration and appraisal is a hit then it would de-risk all the other prospects also. £1 would only be the beginning of what could become continued growth as more prospects are explored. Then we also have 2 entirely separate projects in the region remaining!!

Long term, if all goes well, this thing could reach £5 - £10