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Noob, I haven't lost anything, yet. I'm as disgruntled as the next person about the way the BOD (mostly DM) have conducted themselves this year. They've made many, many mistakes.

I don't blame anybody for my paper loss here, as only we as investors push the buy and sell buttons, and we know the risks.
However, it's equally okay to call out the management when they get things wrong, as they are ultimately responsible for the performance of the company, and therefore our investments.

There is still some hope that this can be turned around in '22, if they make far better decisions throughout the course of next year. However, a lot of trust in the BOD has been eroded as a result of this year's performance, so it's going to take a flawless performance from them moving forward to even begin restoring that belief.

Best, Nate

Wow Noob,

That's a lot of presumption's you've made there.

I was going to take the time to reply to you properly, but it isn't worth my effort frankly.

Also, I couldn't care less if you (a random anonymous poster on a bb) believe anything I post, whether it be about stocks or otherwise.

I have HE1 stock across three different accounts, so yes, your presumptions (unfortunately for you) are all a fallacy.

Thanks for taking the time to dig through my previous posts though, as the comment you've picked out is great advice.

Best, Nate

I’m £55k in the red

Yes, completely relaxed here, this is a LTH for me, so it's actually irrelevant to me when we relist. I won't be touching any of my shares here until EOY '23, regardless of any big swings in price we may have.

DM's either brave or stupid turning out for this webinar after the year he's had. If the host asks the questions which really need answering, then I can see him getting slaughtered for the way this company has handled itself this year. It's been an operational and IR disaster. I hope he gets a ribbing quite frankly, he deserves it. It will be an interesting watch.

Let’s not confuse this, THG’s day is not good news here, and I think you’ll see a matching reaction in the morning.

"Atomic assets valued at min £100m alone, again not factoring in new discovery etc"

"It takes time for the market to recognise and award the upside, we believe the market will award the correct value"

80p / share based on solely current production. Nothing factored into that for continued higher output from our current miscible flood, our new discovery or Nigeria... 30p... go figure!?

https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-dragan-trajkov-analyst-alternative-resource-capital-on-canadian-overseas-petroleum-42d9f8c

MrEMC2,

If your average is 1.7p, and you rode it all the way up to the mid 30's without top-slicing any profits, then it quite hard to have any sympathy for you. You need to read up on the lifecycle of mining exploration investments, the SP here was always going to fall, it always does after the initial 'discovery high'.

Best,
Nate

The imminent results of Fed Deep well testing should be the catalyst to propel us forward to at least 80p.

Current buy quote is 29.05 so buys being marked as sells

Ironhide,

That only happens when there's v large background buying. Expect some large delayed buys to be printed.

Best,
Nate

If its anything like every other share with good news currently, it will be a sell on news day. Interesting day ahead.

As I said, big sellers still around at these prices.

07-Oct-21 16:23:10 7.45 800,000 Sell* 7.40 7.75 59.60k O

HE1 is stuck in a downward channel, and it's playing out as we speak. Wider market fears re tapering initially and subsequent rates increases, will force larger holders to take money off the table, even at these prices.

https://twitter.com/Nate_PI/status/1445673127447449604

As above.

2 x £2m buys, simply lovely.

Munchbox,

When are you predicting this 20% market correction will happen? I'm expecting a relatively small 'reaction' to bond tapering when it happens, either this month or next, but I don't think you'll see anything like a 10-20% correction until there's a much stronger sniff of rates rises.

Why do think a 20% correction is so imminent?

Cheers

Soon I believe, latest news was that the final contracts were being signed for insertion into the prospectus, ready for final sign-off from the FCA. As soon as that's granted, they'll issue the prospectus to the market and inform shareholders of their intention to re-list on, normally within a few days of the company applying.

Barring any delays with FCA (they currently have a back-log), I'm hoping we'll re-list at some point within the next 6 weeks.