Member Info for Offler

Stan9

2nd May 2025

Price 0.965.

I would not want to be out over the bank holiday weekend.

DYOR 🤣🤣

Pubramp,

More could’s and if’s. You invested too soon, 18 months of being a failed investor watching the value of your investment decrease. Constant top ups, three in one day and still the SP continues to drop on you. You dismiss or ignore all the information and detailed analysis that shows the various SP stages of companies like HE 1 on AIM including that from the FT.

When asked why none of the AIM investment funds have bought in you claim there are no AIM investment funds. There are at least 6 none of which are invested, and that maybe none of them are invested yet, but that lack of interest speaks volumes more so than your could’s and if’s. Perhaps you should have tried some research into AIM to understand when to invest.

The money you have tied up here has missed numerous buying opportunities.

That isn’t hindsight that’s historical analysis which continues to be proven right.

Maybe this could be a success story but at the moment it’s just a trading opportunity that’s why I watch it.

You are just another invested too early mug punter.

Got in this morning as I felt it was seriously oversold. Already had to reset my first stop loss. How high could this go?

@Folio, re W H Smith. Peel Hunt have set a 775 target, I’ve set a stop loss, so either the SP continues to rise and I adjust it accordingly, or I walk with a profit. I have long term holds, divi payers, and I look for short term opportunities, confident that I can always jump in or back in within minutes. Within a five year period I managed 16 trades on Pan African, before investing long term, much better than just holding and waiting.

Pubramp, I bought into W H Smith this morning because I felt it was seriously over sold yesterday. So here’s the challenge let’s see how W H Smith does compared to HE 1

You around Pubramp? I have a challenge for you

Pays to not be greedy, in and out every little helps. FOBI is safer than FOMO.

Proves my point Pubramp, in within a few minutes let’s see how far it goes. Beats having dead money for months on end.

On the bright side Planky has given up posting here.

Pubramp walks into a bar… 🍻

Orders a pint, Landlord tells him ‘the beer is off, half the contents of the barrels has evaporated since you were last in a couple of weeks ago’ ‘That’s a coincidence’ says Pubramp ‘the same thing happened to the HE1 share price since I posted a couple of weeks ago could it be back up to a penny by next Friday’

So what do you have to drink? asks Pubramp. ‘I can offer you a pint of cider it’s called what-iffery no substance but I reckon it will suit you’ laughs the landlord.

Meanwhile, the regulars just laugh

Toffers you are ignoring my point, EUA is only good for trading and has regularly been victim to the pump and dump crew, my point was and is that it’s okay for you to have been negative about EUA’s poor performance that’s being a disillusioned investor. But anyone negative and equally disillusioned here is immediately part of a conspiracy.

Playing the victim card again Toffers, you posted exactly the same sort of negativity on the EUA board constantly for months as you are now accusing others of doing here. When you posted on EUA it was your opinion, here it’s a conspiracy to convince people to sell their shares. Incidentally EUA still haven’t sold but they were never unable to pay their debts and bankrupted as you claimed they would be.

@Toffers, you spent months posting exactly the same type of negativity on the EUA board, claiming to be a disillusioned investor, why is it whenever someone dares to post something negative on a share you still believe in its a conspiracy to make you sell your shares?

Yes there will be success stories, but this is a share that I believe was overvalued and is now suffering from a lack of news and risky funding.

Financial Times analysis 70% of AIM investors who invest in a AIM share for longer than three months in a company still in development and fund raising stage lost on average 90% of their investment. I don’t know your losses from EUA but you admit it has already happened to you at least once and it certainly happened to me before I was aware of the FT analysis.

Still not answered the question Pubramp.

18 months of never been right what-iffery - Pubramp .

18 months of riding the SP down - pubramp

18 months of coming a close second to Tillyswizz as the ultimate failed ramper - Pubramp.

It’s a really simple question and I know you are going to use word tomfoolery to avoid answering but just for the record why the lack of interest in this?

Actually Pubramp wrong again 6 companies offer AIM investment portfolios that I’m aware of, there may well be more, how many include HE 1 in their investment portfolios?

Between you and me I didn’t need a financial advisor to identify PAF at 13p and recommend it, (its in my chat history) and I don’t need a financial advisor to tell me its now 60p

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Pubramp, definitely not a grudge what a ridiculous comment a decent quick trade and not trapped in a falling SP what have I missed out on? If the SP eventually starts the uplift I can transfer money to my HL account and buy in within minutes. So instead of avoiding the question with more word tomfoolery why not just answer the question why the complete lack of interest from the share buying public and the AIM investment platforms?

Pub ramp it isn’t history is it? It’s a live year long ongoing timeline of a falling SP, a year of your always wrong what-iffery. You should tell your judge ( for once you were mildly amusing) that the jury, the share buying public, have voted and have decided to ignore the progress made over the last year. Why do you think that is?

@Pubramp At least if my mate does marry Winona he can get her to do the shopping, could well cut down on the house keeping expenses, whereas you 18 months plus of averaging down chasing losses and still haven’t answer the question about savings accounts.

Pubramp £2 profit where did you make that figure up from, is that really the best you can do. 12% in less than a week , I don’t take any credit for that simply reading the boards at the right time. No I didn’t remember who but at least I thanked them. Hence mentioned 12%. Yes sometimes I got it dreadfully wrong, we all do but I got it right often enough to suit me. So how much did I invest here you tell me, you haven’t got a clue so make some £2 nonsense something I’ve seen plenty of losers do to different people across the chat boards.

How would you describe your replies to broom? Who as far as I can see never mentioned you by name.

Still selectively not answered my question about savings accounts.

In the meantime I hear Warren Buffett has decided his biggest play ever will be trying to patent the words if and could. Guess he has noticed you.

@Expon, I’ve seen that you have pubs back but equally as many have agreed with me (upticks) there is a strong

opinion that pub uses sarcasm to attack and shut down those who disagree with him rather than address points or comments about his could it/if it posting history.

‘Fair point Offler’ thanks for that @Expon appreciated. Wish you luck with all your investments.

@Expon, I first posted here to thank the investor who spotted the changes to the mining licence application just before it was approved, and also made a point (my opinion) Pubramp immediately went on a sarcasm attack which he tends to do to anyone who disagrees with him (broom being a typical example)

Not invested for a quick trade or anything else here at the moment, and never post on a board when I’m trading. Trading incidentally is a small part of my portfolio.

Yes you can call out examples of companies that buck the trend but the Financial Times analysis (not mine) determined that 70% of investors who invest for a period longer that three months in a company prior to that company going into production and being funded lose on average 90% of their investment. The FT didn’t highlight risk it produced percentage figures based on market analysis. Yes that also means and perhaps covers your examples that 30% don’t lose their money. Not odds that I fancy.

HE 1 may come good, I hope for investors it does, but I would rather miss the first 10% or even 20% of that rise, knowing my money is already working for me elsewhere and can be moved here if the time is right.