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*to shout

I'm glad you are here to save us all from our misery. Time will tell. Who is more mental? The person in the asylum, or the person that enters the asylum by choice to shouting at the patients about how mental they are.

How do you know? No offers in the past does not mean there will be no offers in the future. Please atleast put some reasoning with your OPINION.

It's very low volume so it will do, tends to mean those that have shares are happy to hold and those without uncertain about taking the leap. In the current circumstances that's the position we are in, but that can change very quickly, in fact immediately, with any news.

But the volume of about £800, chill haha. Patience will be rewarded here imo, the logs speak for themselves, just needs another rubber stamp and some plans to get this into production.

Ooof 2.05 got absolutely snapped up!

Greg - Nice try - I can see you want in lower haha!

Shares getting stickier and stickier it seems. I'm not suprised.

Sorry Sir, it touched the placing price last week but too much buying lapping it up took us higher, I think you might have missed the boat at that price but fair enough. A target is a target, mine's many multiples from here.

How many shares have been traded since raise RNS? They were absolutely mopped up at 1.5p. But it doesn't matter. For long term investors, there's not a better time to get onboard, imo. Funded with a potential discovery of a gas that cannot be artificially created by man, ever increasing prices, flowing to surface at 4.7% concentrations. I have no doubt in my mind that this will be commercial and I will be holding for the foreseeable future.

Funded and looking into commercialisation at the earliest opportunity, Lorna did not use those words lightly. She knows exactly what we have here.

David Minchin had previously mentioned the rare opportunity for retail investors of being able to invest in a potentially globally significant, strategically important, resource. The ability to get exposure to such a scarce (and by that I mean obtainable) commodity would usually only be reserved to institutions. I note his words more strongly now than ever. 4.7%.....

As a reminder, what we need here from posters is a discussion about the underlying investment, not a constant quotation on the share price movement, which we can all see very easily. Please don't clog the board up with drivel. Thanks.

This is all small fry - this has the potential of being a regenerative clean Helium source for the next 100 years. I don't care if this is NT to buy or NT to sell. The potential of that alone will mean I'll be holding onto my shares tightly for the foreseeable. This journey has just begun.

That Minchin interview suggests HE1 could be dictating the Helium price for 100 years. I'm not surprised every man and his dog are piling in here.

The price prior to the announcement of 4.7% helium flowing to surface? Lol. I'll relish the opportunity.

This was £100m+ mcap before we even had a discovery. Now we have a discovery, globally significant, pure play (no O&G bi-product) and Hydrogen too. £75m is way undervalued, its as simple as that. Holding, as long as it takes to see some real value.

To be fair, we have at least 5 people here that think 4.7% is the grade of helium. the mind boggles.

Which RNS are your referring to? Old news? Hydrogen measured at 37,000x background and Helium at 9000x background. See RNS yesterday. Background refers to levels found in the atmosphere, i.e. what you are breathing.

It's not Green Hydrogen, its White / Gold Hydrogen. Much cheaper to produce :)