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That isn't the refrain here T'hound. The point being made here is that shorters make money out of betting on a company's failure which harms the company by reducing confidence and in the case of companies like Hemo, which are attempting to prevent suffering and death, that is vile. My prayer is also that such people shouldn't buy shares.

Just wondering why you wanted to post that...

Pains me to say it RJ but all (and far more than) I can afford is already in funds in another share. So much to ponder in perhaps so little time.

And goodness knows how much demand there could be as might well be that new uses of helium develop as it becomes more available.

HT - my guilty pleasure :)

JR - appreciate both your replies :) Wish I could buy more: isa in full holding mode!

So...many valuable commodities like lithium , oil, gold and diamonds, gain part of their value from the fact that they are limited resources; the value of helium however comes far more simply from the ever-increasing needs we have for it. The unique find He1 may have here, is the ability to put a tap on the end of a natural helium factory.

Sp around 2.5p: somewhat surprised how risk-averse some investors seem to be.

Thanks for gentle chastise and explanation RJ. Not in any way trying to be negative and fully appreciate that momentous scientific knowledge and explanations shouldn't always be reduced to soundbites - whilst also rather hoping that had already actually happened...

Just to reinforce the enormity of such a find NaughtyG, would be great if you or someone have a direct quotation to hand from rns or Lorna which states this.

So that'd be 200ish blocks of around 100,000 without being noticed. Do the MMs / algorithms not look out for this sort of activity then?

Erd - which one had you forgotten? lol

Is this true? Is 100m genuinely a door-opener?

Learning a lot about shorting, thanks JHFH. Read a few times - like today on another site - the suggestion that CEO's sometimes give shorters a chance e.g: "They can't hold their shorts forever and they are going to take a spanking, this is just giving them an out so they can at least reclaim something." Finding it hard to see that shorting is ever beneficial to a company so wondering if this really is ever the case or just a misreading of a situation.

Many thanks for your thoughts John - your plan does indeed sound as though it would've been fairer and more proper. Being blunt, has this at least made the situation clearer for shareholders as regards dividends, and if so what/wnen are you expecting these?

Doubtless water off a dog's back JHFH but well said. We are all here to make money but we all have a choice how we do that and the case against such trading / shorting of Hemo is compelling.

Astonished. Everything that's posted that is sensible, considered and knowledgeable from experts makes it quite clear that this is an unbelievably important new source of a useful and valuable helium along with hydrogen and possibly He3. Yet the sp is 2.25p. He1 is clearly not "a best-kept secret" and no-one could genuinely believe that the CEO has been lying or that there are no possible jv partners / buyers out there. So my assumption is that this sp is because institutional investors are somehow not able to buy into a company with such a low mcap. Is that it?

Ah, MrWhingia is back, oh well. Can't help feeling your posts along these lines do nothing to speed up the news you crave but may just add the final straw to the backs of other weak hands - if that matters...

We are all (choose your verb) dreaming/hoping/expecting Hemo to make us richer but beyond putting our money into the shares, there is little we can do to help Vlad and his team bring this about. Except perhaps give them the time and space to work their miracles without wallowing in self-centred impatience.

JohnNth - what's your take on this news?

This "eeek" indeed O'blue :) So much potential here for a life-changing week and everything does seem to be aligning.

Two different questions though, "should" be and "will" be. Sticking with "will be", it would seem odd if Hemo/Prevail released those two fantastic updates on CBR within just one week straight after the fundamental hold lifting rns, and then do not release the

knock-out funding rns in the very near future. So THE rns early this week and the sp flies to 10+, before settling back to 5.4 at close on Friday. IMO obviously!

The last week has clearly proven that the company and Prevail have been in "overdrive" for some time already so it's quite possible that all this has been arranged - perhaps even since before the clinical hold - and merely awaits the final tweaks.