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Noob67,

One name for you to look up and do your home work.... Sir Mick Davis.

All the best

ST

"... just down the road from Tanzania". Yeah, more like up the road in Kazakhstan..you know..next to the biggest market for battery making...Chiiiiiina?

Sorry Shares..couldn't avoid it. ;0)

Noob67, yes he was.

Sharesaplenty, believe it there a swiss watch co that said it was investing in trying to make EV batteries out of VAnadium; I think George Cloney even invested in them, bit not sure where they are with it. I think it is just a question of time for them to find solutions to the lithium short life batteries, and I hope it will be vanadium. ;0)

Bunsa, "Has anyone any idea when in the thirty day drilling programme were likely to get first helium ‘shows"?

I think the CEO said they would see indications of Helium in the wirelogs; will they issue an RNS half way through to say they have heavy indication of Helium in the wirelogs, say at 200, 400,600m? Boy, that will make lots of swing traders here a little nervous being caught out.

And seeing the way they like keeping us up to date with every turn of the screw I wonder if that couldn't indeed happen. Lots of buzz here; not to mention when we do the next placing it may as well be above 100p should we strike Helium as we hope we will.

ST

mj_analyst , ok then, make batteries out of Vanadium and problem solved! VAnadium batteries last forever, ublike lithium.

Trek, and to think that what the H&P's report says, "Helium focused E&P companies, especially those akin to Helium One that focus on primary helium have seen their shares rise by >650% over the last year, demonstrating the market’s interest in the helium sector", is, believe, on smaller discoveries and much lower gas rates than the 10% so far mentioned in the Rukwa's acreage! Go figure.

ST

This link is a must read:

https://www.parliament.uk/globalassets/documents/post/postpn368rare_earth_metals.pdf

Growthisall,

I read your post and you are not alone there. Having said that, I think we are at the early days of a change in the investment approach of many institutions and retail investors. When the EV really starts ( we are starting to hear the rumble in the jungles if you ask me) there will be a mad rush for the mining sector and what we are holding in our hands today will be more valuable than gold.

I give you a quote from one of the giants of the mining industry, with a track record second to none, Sir Mick Davis:

“This investment in NextSource underlines our belief that the massive secular change in demand for critical battery material resources is not being met by an appropriate supply side response, largely as a result of capital constraints".

Note: I don't own NextSource (a rare earths mining stock), but it gives you an idea what is to come sooner than we all think.

ATB

ST

Sorry, meant Bunsa.

;0)

Hi Bunda and welcome on board,

There is plenty of information on this BB alone, with links and comments provided by of the posters here; just go back on the posts for the past month and you will be amazed with what you will discover.

I was just wondering one thing about one of your comments today:

"Just bought £20k here as it’s an exciting and compelling investment. I’ve been caught out a few times with AIM shares when further investment is required once a discovery has been made".

I am sorry to say, but anyone who invest in an exploration companies ought to expect further expenses post discoveries to develop the field, for instance, unless the explorer sells the assets before further costs. It should not come as a surprise to anyone here that we shall have to raise some cash at a later stage to continue drilling and developing the helium fields once a discovery happens. But that will be a much higher share price, we all hope. ;0)

I would suggest many investor who have had little exposure to oil and gas, mining explorers, etc, to familiarise oneself with the field so you may not be surprised with any of the steps we have ahead of us.

ATB

ST

Wyn, I even gave you a tick! ;0))

I just hope we don't get an RNS on Tuesday. Annoyed I haven't got cash right now..I need other positions to materialise before I get more here and at these low levels.

For the time being I am not worried as I bought this babe not for today's sp but for the future sp of RBW. When there is blood on the street be brave as WB says. Patience.

ST

Dear Deepbluediver,

Just to say again a big thank you for the detailed notes you sent me. I shared the with a friend who is interested too. We will do our homework now.

I wish you good luck and all the best.

ST

Trek, I am trying to forget BPC! ;0)

Ok, I see; I thought I knew something around 3.5 % to disclose, but it is 3%. Great.

I suspect it would also be the case if one party buy on behalf of various holders, the 3% still applies? Hmmm

Thanks fo the time to explain it.

ST

PS: Interesting today, any overbought chart indicators meant diddly squat. ;0)

Dai, I do use tradingview too... just click on add (+) stock then type helium one..it should come up

And they are up 4.55%

Helium One in Germany the code is 9K3

Correction: 220 million shares

Trek,

Could we say, the buyer of 100 million share (who wanted actually 240 million) is may still buying the background, so since they haven't stopped buying they don't need to issue an RNS?
Or, if a certain threshold has been reached an RNS must be issued?
Cheers..

ST

Wyn, on this point "I do take the point that RNS's have the potential to re-calibrate chart interpretations", I can only say this to you from one of my favourite quotes:

You've got to ask yourself One Question: 'Do I Feel Lucky? ' Well, Do Ya? Helium1, the most powerful share in the world, and would "blow" your charts clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya"?