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Arrest Wimbledon before he snaps up so much He1 stock, he’ll be serving aces from Centre Court as the owner! 😉

Good Luck 🎾

Behold the perfect blend of vision and precision as HE1 soars to unprecedented heights.

GLA, investors! 💹🧨💥🚀🚀🚀

And to the trolls: Merry Christmas, you filthy animals!

Crikey! Helium One’s off to a ripper start with the Galactica Project site access sorted, Jackson #31 ready to roll, and drilling kicking off in January! And that’s just the start, mate; three more wells lined up after that!

Talk about going full throttle; this one’s set to be a beauty!

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On the 12th day of deramping, the trolls gave to me:

12 bitter comments,

11 “this will crash” calls,

10 caps-lock rants,

9 fake predictions,

8 tired clichés,

7 charts misread,

6 panic posts,

5… empty claims,

4 recycled lies,

3 grumpy guesses,

2 doom-filled threads,

And a group that’s filtered out of my feed.

Trolls may shout, but fundamentals speak louder. While they’re busy typing, we’re busy holding; and winning ! 🏆 🎄

JohnHenry, the flaw in your calculations lies in their lack of depth and reliance on static figures that fail to account for the complexities of helium exploration. To make a meaningful assessment, you would need to employ a robust computational approach, such as the Monte Carlo method, which models all potential outcomes based on varying inputs like helium concentration, flow rates, development costs, reserve size and market prices. Such an analysis would require detailed data from a comprehensive feasibility study to provide accurate probabilities for different scenarios.

I’ve worked with estimated figures using this method, and even with conservative inputs, HE1 consistently demonstrates a range of promising outcomes. However, full clarity will only emerge when HE1 releases detailed feasibility studies and optimised production metrics.

The real issue, though, is the attempt to compare HE1 to another company. Each helium project operates within unique geological, operational, and financial contexts, making direct comparisons overly simplistic and misleading. HE1’s strength lies in its exceptional helium concentration, scalable potential, and the quality of its asset base; all of which make it a standout prospect, independent of any comparisons.

JohnHenry, while your confidence in your calculations is admirable, your comparison feels like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube by painting the sides; it might look convincing at first glance, but it misses the complexity and depth beneath the surface. HE1’s Rukwa project isn’t just about early-stage numbers; it’s about the scalability, efficiency, and long-term potential of a world-class helium resource.

Reducing such a nuanced operation to a static comparison is like judging the strength of a bridge based solely on the width of its planks, ignoring the steel framework underneath. HE1’s exceptional helium concentration and strategic development plan position it for sustained success, far beyond the simplistic metrics you’ve presented.

Of course, it’s entirely up to you what you invest in; but one has to wonder, why bring your comments about another company here? It feels like trying to disguise a poorly solved equation as insight, hoping no one checks the working.

Nice try, no cigar !!

You can hand someone a map, but you can’t make them see the treasure; some will always miss the true value of HE1, no matter how clearly it’s charted.

JohnHenry, your analysis oversimplifies helium exploration and production economics, making it fundamentally flawed. Comparing flow rates without considering helium concentration is misleading. HE1’s 5.2% helium concentration drastically reduces processing costs compared to lower concentrations, making it far more efficient to extract and monetise helium from its wells. The flow rate of 834 scf/d from HE1’s IW1 well is from an open-hole test during early exploration and does not represent its optimised production potential, which is likely to improve significantly with proper well completion and development techniques.

Your claims about development costs and revenue projections also lack context. HE1 operates in a globally recognised helium-rich basin with significant upside potential. Early-stage exploration costs are always front-loaded, but scalable infrastructure will drive down per-well costs while increasing output. Stating that one well can generate “1,000 times the revenue” of another without considering helium concentration, reservoir quality, operating costs, or market dynamics is overly simplistic and misleading. HE1’s long-term prospects are rooted in robust geological potential, making sweeping comparisons like this appear uninformed and speculative.

If you prefer the other one, so be it, but don’t undermine HE1 while you are at it.

HE1 is like the hidden treasure within Earth’s crust; a potential game-changer, much like the surprise richness inside a humble mince pie. Just as a mince pie delivers joy in a bite, HE1 holds the promise of energy solutions wrapped in the simplicity of a noble gas, both tiny packages with extraordinary impact. 🥧 💹 🎅

Helium One’s trajectory is an undeniable symphony of progress; upward, relentless, and breathtaking.

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Broomtree, it’s a bit sad when people cherry-pick snippets from others’ posts just to take a cheap shot. It’s like reading the last page of a book and spoiling the entire plot, but only for themselves; because they miss out on the full story.

As for context, it’s like quoting someone saying “I’m going to need more space” and assuming they’re talking about the moon, when they might just be asking for room to breathe after a buffet.

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Broomtree, yes, intelligent dialogue; like that time I tried to explain to my cat why it shouldn’t knock over my coffee, and she took it as a personal challenge. Context is everything!

HE1 has already proven its potential to deliver substantial returns, as seen in January 2024 when the stock multi-bagged during the initial discovery phase in Tanzania. This aligns perfectly with the Lassonde Curve, where the discovery phase often triggers dramatic value creation as investors respond to the potential of newly identified resources.

Now, with Helium One advancing into the feasibility and development stages, the company is poised for a second wave of growth. The confirmed helium discovery in Tanzania, the submission of a mining application, and imminent drilling in Colorado, targeting revenue by H1 2025, place the company at a critical point where substantial valuation increases often occur.

If the company’s progress follows the Lassonde Curve, this could mark the next major inflection point, potentially delivering another significant rally. The combination of de-risked Tanzanian assets and new U.S. exploration efforts enhances the likelihood of repeating its previous performance. Investors will be closely monitoring these developments as Helium One continues its journey toward production and significant growth.

Best 💹📈💪🏼🚀

Dax1, 4 pointless posts in a row, once again gracing us with your signature brand of juvenile commentary and economic “insight.” “Lorna’s fart noises”? Truly, a masterclass in eloquence and decorum. One wonders if you’re here to contribute to the discussion or to audition for a playground squabble.

Your attempt to reduce a £50m market opportunity to “hot air” is as baseless as your claim that HE1 needs to drop to 0.60 for investors to start buying again. Investors are here because they see value, potential, and progress; concepts that seem to elude you entirely.

Rather than offering meaningful analysis or constructive criticism, you’ve chosen to pepper this board with immature remarks and baseless negativity, adding nothing to the conversation. It’s almost impressive how consistent you are in dragging the discussion into irrelevance.

Hopefully, the admin will take note of your repeated disruptions and act accordingly. This board is for investors seeking intelligent dialogue, sharing thoughts, both positive and negative with evidence, and occasional positive comments (perhaps a rocket or three), not for attention-seekers throwing verbal tantrums.

Dax1, slam dunk in the bin 🗑️

Roger, Roger, we’ve got a broken record on the line; doom and gloom, no facts this time, over!

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Roger65, the self-proclaimed oracle of doom with a paradoxical love for “stupid” stocks. Your 1.5p buyout fantasy, complete with shadowy Chinese players and imagined backhanders, is certainly creative, though more suited to a spy thriller than the reality of HE1’s strategic, world-class helium asset.

The TG “breathing heavily” is a nice touch, but the only ones short of breath are likely potential partners recognising the value in a resource critical to industries from space exploration to healthcare. HE1 isn’t a charity case, nor a “quick-flip” penny stock, it’s a company with fundamentals, a clear vision, and a market ripe for disruption.

Calling investors “idiots” while trading the same stock is quite the philosophical contradiction. But here’s the difference: we’re investing in value, vision, and progress. Meanwhile, you’re trying to scrape pennies off your own skepticism.

So, you keep chuckling at your imagined buyout fantasies, and we’ll stay focused on the real trajectory: upward. Who knows, Roger, maybe you’ll still be here, trading away, when HE1 inevitably proves you wrong.

Roger Roger; over and out 😘😘

I was thinking about popcorn. You toss the kernels in, hear a few faint pops, and then suddenly; it’s chaos. The lid’s rattling, the bowl’s filling, and what started as a slow sizzle turns into an unstoppable flurry.

Kind of like HE1 right now.

Colorado’s drills are heating up, Tanzania’s mining license approval is ready to pop, and when it all comes together? Well, it’s going to be a blockbuster.

Grab the butter; this show’s about to get good. 🍿🚀📈

Roger65, your musings on HE1’s AGM are as meandering as they are misguided. Attempting to divine corporate strategy from body language and invented rifts is like predicting the weather by staring at a puddle; fascinating to watch, but utterly pointless.

The reality is clear to anyone paying attention: HE1 is poised on the brink of a transformative breakthrough. The ML isn’t a question of if but when, and its arrival will be the catalyst that shifts the company into high gear. Far from the doom-and-gloom you seem so keen to peddle, this is the calm before a storm of activity: CPR publication, FS details, and advanced discussions with third parties; all of which will be underpinned by the ML.

Your concern about corporate investors, meanwhile, misses the point entirely. Once the ML is in hand, corporate interest will flow like helium itself; light, swift, and inevitable. What HE1 has built is a foundation for significant, sustainable growth, and its board is wisely resisting the temptation to chase short-term optics.

If you’re looking for melodrama, you’re in the wrong place. HE1’s story is one of quiet, focused preparation for imminent success. Perhaps the next time you revisit the AGM, you might notice the confidence and composure of a team that knows exactly how close they are to a game-changing breakthrough.

Sleep tight 😘😘

The dawn of greatness is here; HE1 is ascending with purpose and precision.

Mornin’, legends!

Today’s got that zing in the air, feels like a strong blue kinda day! Sure, the SP might wobble a bit, could drop a smidge, could rise a chunk, but that’s just the market havin’ its morning stretch. The real story? Fundamentals as solid as a pub counter and a roadmap clearer than your third pint on a Friday arvo.

So, pour yourself a morning mimosa (or something stronger, no judgment here), and let’s see what the day brings. Feels like a winner to me!

Blue vibes all the way; onwards and upwards! 💹