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I like the 'smell of Helium in the morning' line ST ;-)
Maybe we can ask David Minchin or another He1 senior staff to give a onsite interview at the drilling rig once spudding is underway. We could see about hiring Beaker from the Muppets to dub over the voice for the promotional video ;-)

Wyndrum, presumably the RSI must have a time half life function on it? Such that when the SP flatlines for a week (rather than 1 hour) the RSI value drops after a previous rise.

I'm a PI having held since not long after IPO in the 8pm range. I'm not for top slicing, I've been topping up whenever I can. He1 has got so much going for it just now.

If we get to £1.50 on spud date. I'm going to celebrate with a Spudulike takeout. Cheese and beans filling my fav!

Being north of 20p ahead of any further RNS related progress news on the exploration front will be a nice platform to rocket this upwards. Looks like we should get there with little difficulty.

No antivax comments here please. If you don't want the vaccine go ahead and catch covid and suffer the consequences. The choice if yours.

Some say a bullish report on Motely Fool is a kiss of death to a share price. I say not though, any increase of publicity to increase the great sp momentum in He1 is a good thing given its only a few months old.
The opportunity for growth on He1 is only just starting. I for one can't wait to see this story unfold towards having a global presence in the helium supply market.

Placing dilution never the nicest when you're holding already. But with the extra £10m in the bank, in my view this reduces the risk heavily on the exploration and appraisal drilling. We've now got a whole lot more darts to throw to get a bullseye hit on a Helium deposit.
Post placing the SP has dropped to close to it at ~11p, so I've just loaded up on another 44k shares just now. Some risk still but this has been partially offset now and the upside is still as big as it was.

An interesting take from the Motley Fool. They admit they can't appraise the risk and valuation of He1 properly and its success hangs on the drilling results due in May. So it really affirms what we already know that this is a risk/reward play.
Here's hoping we get a monster RNS in May!!!!

Agreed Spacetomato oil industry is not a sound investment position to be taking today.
If you're into investing in metals processing for the green/electric revolution I would suggest BMN is a better bet over FAR on the vanadium play. BMN has a much bigger and more established mining operation, combined with up and running ore processing facilities at Vanchem and Vametco. BMN is a great value stock with plenty of upside currently trading on a low PE valuation.

Doe, a deer, a female deer
Ray, a drop of golden sun
Me, a name I call myself
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....will indeed be hoping they have "a long, long way to run" but somehow I doubt it.

OK thanks Alfa. Somewhat cynical view that the communication was purely a FAR ramp but perhaps some truth in that. I'm more interested in why the BMN processing routes via ore --> product conversion @ Vanchem and Vametco are considered to be the leading the way for processing of V products. I know Fortune has played a master stroke on acquiring Vanchem in the way he did but how this competes on an efficiency and cost basis vs rival processers is not so clear to me?

So we had posted earlier in the week commenting that FAR could flood the vanadium market, which theoretically I guess might be considered to hurt BMN as it might curtail the V price. The commentators suggesting there is ample vanadium resources for FAR to access and also that V is relatively abundant throughout the earths crust.
For me the question is not availability of vanadium resource, but how readily can it be converted (cost effectively) to saleable vanadium (pentoxide, nitrovan, etc...). Consider the hydrogen economy, we not exactly short of crude H2 resource (2/3rds of the planet is covered in H2O afterall), the issue is ability to electrolyse to H2 gas which will constraint the rollout of green H2 as a renewable feedstock.
I'd appreciate any comment/opinion on the processing advantage BMN has over FAR and other vanadium resource rivals to bring worked vanadium to market? I'm naïvely assuming Vanchem and Vametco give us the critical leverage, do others agree or disagree with this simplistic working assumption?

Given its Friday and the weekend is coming can we have a Rich Ken posting.
An elaborate picture of a rocket on the this BB telling our echo chamber the SP is going to the moon.
Everyone buckle up 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -BOOM!

So our UK budget yesterday is pouring money into the green revolution. £12bn of new capital going into our net zero transition.
https://www.edie.net/news/11/Budget-2021--Sunak-announces-freeports-to-spur-low-carbon-investment/
Long duration energy storage is featured within this. BMN and Fortune, I hope your listening? £12bn to get us going and more to come! This will make our much anticipated Eskom tender look like a damp squib by comparison. Get the word out to the UK energy storage sector, Li-ion is yesterdays tech - VRFB is the answer for today and tomorrow.

Could Michael Caine be orchestrating the MM henchmen?
I have a vision of him replying with a "YOU'RE ONLY MEANT TO BLOW THE BLOODY DOORS OFF!" response as the MM take the handbrake off and buying pressure shoots this SP upwards

Libero,
I neither completely agree nor disagree with you. Point is, until we divest ourselves of Lemur our Green stock credentials is not 100% genuine. Lets hope we see some progress from the BOD to rectify this situation in the not too distant future.

BMN is not a green stock, it owns a coal fired power plant.

Interesting one Coffeecups on the MCAP valuation comparison with what is arguably the closest company comparison with Largo. I'd be interested to see how you come to £1.13 SP of BMN, I assume you have a number crunch your applying given its quite an exacting figure?

Or why not have either the US or Chinese government go the whole hog to secure their V domestic supply chain. What better way to accomplish this than a complete market acquisition of BMN. As long as the offer is not south of £15/share of course ;-)