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I called it spot on H. Just give the sp a bit more of a rise and you watch all those inside traders who bought at 0.5p sell. I wish I was wrong, but that's how these big discount dilutions work. It'll be the newbies left with the burning match.

Cheers Crusty. Knew you'd have the lowdown. GL.

Wonder if it will be lunchtime when those 1.6b shares drop. Shares in issue still showing 3.7b, should be 5.3b. GLA.

Predict away. We like a good laugh on this board.

What's happening tomorrow, are some new shares being admitted or something?

Any takers for 1.6b shares tomorrow the inside 0.5p traders are queuing up to dump on us. There's always the fundamentals though. HE1 BOD now values HE1 at 0.5p a share, no more. It cannot possibly be confident about the forthcoming EWT, hence the operational contingency, and let's face it the DST was mediocre and jam tomorrow. The 1.6b shares dump valve is opening.

Crypt, insties aren't going to buy in here especially with 1.6b dump about to take place tomorrow and next few days. I wish some of them would. They're moving into HEX.

MP, am a holder at 1.6p, I kid you not. Tomorrow and next few days going to chew into my losses even more when those 1.6b shares come into circulation and those that bought in the inside at 0.5p sell them into us and bag a 100% profit then watch the sp crash back. I want nothing more than an sp increase so I can get my money back and put it into HEX. That's me on the level. Good luck.

Buda, brilliant.

Pressure building up. Blaisse and Cope are opening up the dump valve as we type. 1.6b shares tomorrow. Umbrellas to the fore. I hold HE1 by the way, at 1.6p average. Just trying to present an honest objective view on all the dilution with, no doubt, more to come. GLA, including me.

Sorry pre sales not presents.

Hi Jungmana, fair point about some dilution. I mean the book was oversubscribed by about £14m I think, so they could possibly fallback in that, rather than debt or product presents. I don't even object to a 10-20% discount, but all this forward sale stuff and 56 to 80% discounts for a few insiders. I've no doubt hex will steer clear of all that. GLA.

Wow, that's a telling metric. Just been mauled over on he1 board for calling out all the dilution there (I am a holder there at 1.6p so have an interest in posting), but I suppose the traders like it. Onwards and upwards with HEX, an excellent company with excellent prospects.

Do you mean boil that's been on the canvas for 8 years. A few traders will make some brass I suppose. GLA.

Get your umbrellas out. Tomorrow's the day the BOD spews another 1.6b shares into the market place. Yes, that's 1.6billion shares making 5.3billion in total. That's one massive drag on share price. And all those inside forward sale jockies are lining up waiting for us to buy them at 1p so they can dump them for a 100% gain then watch the sp crash back. GLA.

0.5p Friday. It'll be, sadly, that pari passu moment, or whatever its called. If not Friday soon after.

Agree ID. Only a small holding now for me in he1 but I was in at 1.6p so a way to go. I had a wine or two on the he1 board yesterday about the raise discount but thats the way he1 rolls, unfortunately. Will leave it there and wait for next spike. In meantime my biggest holding is now hex at 250k shares. Am just going to leave them there at least until 130p and possibly longer. In addition to the Q3 news on Ingomar, I'm also looking forward to hearing more about the Midwest opportunities.

Bad day on he1 yesterday with value of my admittedly now small 1m holding slashed again. With all the cash theyre guzling in rukwa makes you wonder if theyll ever have a commercial development. Good to see the hex scoping summary yesterday and what a true high quality company looks like. Heading for £300m MC company and some. GLA.

He1 has gone from hero to zero. Looking at the chart, sp heading for floor, I'm afraid. With 5.3b shares in issue now and more dilution to come, this will only attract traders looking for a penny spike so they can stuff some newbies. Do not buy this share unless you know how to trade a spike, otherwise you're going to end up holding this dog until it fails completely. This company cannot afford to develop Rukwa as evidenced by £12.7m for an ewt!!! This company's BOD does not even a significant stake in its own company. Avoid, like a sailor avoids the rocks!

With the enormous float here now, 5.3b shares, in a remote and undeveloped country, He1 is finished in my view as a serious LT investment, especially as it's clearly an organisation which will raise, raise, raise, rather than doing so alongside other funding options like debt/forward sale of product etc... which it won't do because it means the BOD taking some accountability, and that's clearly a no-no. This has now become a classic lifestyle play for the traders because the BOD knows the chance of success and the cost of development in Rukwa are simply too great (£12.7m for an ewt). I can see this being shorted down 0.1p,even less. Become like another BCE.