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Thanks - I’ll give them a good look at.

@JSP123 @Freddie2 @poniexpress @Jerryspaniel @hydrogen

I accept it was probably not the best way to get started on this board, but I appreciate the responses. As stated earlier, I did 2 lots of purchases (i gave the prices/quantities before they would have appeared so they could be proven). I also doubled that with another 50k shares end of day.

I’ll be following on here and looking to get to learn more about the company, but there were a lot of enthusiastic comments on the presentation thread today, which gave me confidence that this was a sound investment. I also feel that I’ve got in at a relatively cheap price, and will look to add over the next few days/weeks.

@hydrogen
Without wishing to be accused of ramping again, over the weekend I’d been reading some of your posts in the MTR board, hence me ending up here. I’d been looking to cash in some non-performing shares and re-invest (which I did today), and have also now invested in MTR too. Bought at 50k @ 32p, which if I’d had spare cash on Mon am would have been a lot cheaper - life eh!.

Just added 2 lots of 25k. 1 lot @ 20.997 and 2nd lot @ 21.12.

@mercedesman

Thanks for the reply - appreciate the info.

I guess with the 'risk' of inflation in the world increasing , that can only bode well for the SP too then.

Again, I've already apologised for giving that impression. A number of my shares have come from tips posted on other share chats. I can see how it could be interpreted that was. I've ended up here due to a post by @hydrogen on the MTR board.

@Spymaster25

Sorry, no offence meant (and was not trying to ramp).

It was meant as a genuine question in regards I can see most are positive, but wondered why it was down so much that's all.

Hi - potential newbie here.

Looking to invest in GGP as I saw it mentioned on MTR. So, what I am missing here?

I've read quite a lot of the recent comments and, they are mainly positive. However , the SP is quite a way off highs from Jan, so is there any reason for that?

For those who may be interested, another investment opportunity (I expect it's already been mentioned here anyway) is HE1. Drilling for Helium in the rift valley - drill starts early June and potential is huge. Current SP is about 21p and feeling is with positive drill, could easily reach £1. Usual caveats of course - DYOR :)

Mind you, I did add another 30k shares today at 31.99, so not all bad haha.

Steady, steady will do me fine. Another couple of days like that this week and we'll be very happy.

Hopefully we can move into the high 20's before drilling actually starts, then sit back, wait for the RNS to drip in over a few weeks and bask in the glow of making some WONGA.

FAR can't seem to gain any traction - gets a slight pickup, then loses it all again. I was hoping for some positive news to give this a lift - maybe before month-end.

Dai, DBD, ST.

Again, thanks for your detailed posts on this. Just goes to show there is so much which is really unknown.

Not long to go now until we are, hopefully, celebrating a successful drilling exercise.

Currently 21.4p

Thanks for the details - very helpful.

Sorry if this is an obvious answer or has been explained before.

I presume that when they drill, they will be looking to drill into the top of the trap. Again, I presume that this will be determined by the seismic analysis.

One thing that I don’t understand is how do they determine how much helium is in that trap? Is that all from the seismic analysis and is it that accurate?

Thanks Pdub.

I’m a relative newby to BMN - invested over the last few months only. I’m slightly below water at the moment (av price 16.8), but I believe there is a long-term play here. I can’t really comment on what’s happened over the last few years, but it feels as though there is quite a lot bubbling away under the surface here which could dramatically alter perceptions for the company.

WIth all these things, sentiment plays a big factor in that. How much of that can be impacted by better messaging is subjective and just because some have a certain opinion, that doesn’t make it fact. We could be looking at a very different marketplace in 12 months and a share price quite a bit higher than this. Alternatively, we may still be hearing complaints about lack of progress and poor communication. For those who have a reasonable timeline and patience, I can see a decent rise in the future - however, calling the timing is a mugs game IMO.

I'm sure we'll get something positive soon Rocklawn. Be that next week or next month - in the scheme of things the exact timing is not important.

From other recent posts, it does appear that things are moving in the background, and once all of those little ducks are lined up, we'll get the RNS and the outcome we hope for. :)

@xviolet
Yes, some people do a lot of research and luckily, we have quite a few on here who are willing to share their research and guide others (like me) on this. I have also read what I can and watched the recent presentations.

However, what I would say is that investing in AIM companies is inherently more risky than main market companies due to the legal requirements. Therefore, anyone investing in AIM needs to understand that as a starting position. Next, investing in startup companies (be that exploration, medical, tech, etc.) should also be viewed as high-risk/high-reward.
Some may choose to get in early, ride the initial wave and then sell/de-risk before the ‘evidence’ os success/failure becomes clear. Others will choose to take a longer term view and help to ride the next google, Tesla, etc. and make gains of many multiple of their initial investment.
Nothing is wrong if you’re making money.

If the high-risk is not for someone, then they should try to pick stocks which satisfy their own risk comfort level. Again, on this we are all different. I am less risk adverse than a lot of my friends, but I will only invest in AIM what I can afford to lose (that doesn’t mean to say it won’t hurt if it goes wrong). It’s a calculated risk/reward. A higher percentage of my investments (SIPP/ISA/GIA) will be in ‘safer’ companies - but even then, pick the wrong ones there and you can lose a lot of value.

As for £10k, again, the ‘amount’ is relative. If someone’s savings are £10k, it’s 100%. If someone’s savings are £1m it’s 1%.

@xviolet

Why should it worry you when people are in with £10k or more? There are several on here who have much more than that invested (including me) and it's a calculated risk.
If it goes wrong, I'll take a knock.
If it meets even low expectations and we get to £1 a share, then I'll do very well.
If it meets reasonable expectations (circa $50bln of helium), then it's life changing.

It's a risk I am comfortable with, but I accept, we're all different.

Well Dan640, it's closing in fast now.

I don't know why you think there's negative comments on here. Also, it's your 1st post, so have you just followed HE1?

Most people are very optimistic about HE1, both in terms of the resource quality/potential and just as important, the quality of the team/DM.