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Development wells are very inexpensive compared to appraisal wells. They could easily arrange finance for however many wells they want at Rudyard without dilution IMO. There is a more or less immediate return on investment.

Andypaps. Great post. SP will now be underpinned and it has a way to go before reaching true value. With loads more test results still to come we can look forward to a very successful investment.

This is true > we just took our cat to the vets to be neutered. I hadn't realised it was an omen until just now!!

Point is that HEX are required to notify the market of any material insights from the testing. So they have to release test results from the lab as they come.

They cannot wait to collect all of the results unless the lab is running and releasing test results for all of the target horizons at the same time and releasing the data in one go - which is also possible.

I note that for Clink1 we had to wait a while for the Amsden results. In my view they spent a while checking if they could get Charles and Flathead to flow first. So we can't really see how long it took the lab to turnaround the Amsden testing. Probably not as long as it seemed at the time.

There is a huge 350k trade showing on the google finance intraday chart at 10:28 that hasn't show up on LSE as yet. It was a grower.... by that I mean it first appeared as 50k and then grew to 350k over a couple of hours. It was at 16.39 so likely a buy.

Interestingly enough, the off book trades we see coming through the day as late reported do generally chart on Google but don't appear on other platforms like Investing.com and appear late on LSE. Might be we see this as a single trade or a series of 50k trades later on on LSE. BUT there was good volume this morning but not if you just watch what is happening on the exchange.

I can sell more than that right now. No issues. There has never been a time when it wasnt possible to sell these shares since the company floated. This is the same for the vast majority of shares. There is plenty of liquidity.

I filtered the cat and his pretend balls ages ago. Haven't looked back.

Thanks Tilburn for being a shining example of how to be relevant. I see a lot of useful stuff in your posts.

I expect we will get data about hydrogen alongside everything else. Not sure why people can't just wait.

Legin - a lot of us have invested in HEC and HE1. Actually makes a lot of sense from a risk perspective. You just haven’t understood the HE1 RNS this morning. Maybe just leave this board to HEX stuff.

It’s not a placing. It’s a payment in new shares for services provided. Think about if. Why would a company involved in the EWT prefer shares to cash. I know this is the HEX board but you won’t get HEX to rise by having a beef with HE1.

Grow up?

Leak? Who knows. I think it's more likely that the SP is moving up because it was oversold and now the proximity of further results means it's time to get back in. Some results could drop any time now for Rudyard.

Is it de ramping again. Shock. I recall its whopping contribution on Friday with the post heading. 'Market doesnt like it'

Well today the market does like it and we don't see any reversal on that view.

Filter is the way for me. I also report but it seems to take a while sometimes for Admin to clock on.

It annoys me that I can still see the subject heading when they post new subjects - I think I shouldn't for those I have filtered.

Anyway. Hopefully we start to get more test results this week/next week.

I agree. I have way more filtered accounts on the message board than anything else right now.

The good news is that the SP has recovered from an oversold position this morning. News soon. It makes it very clear that whatever reasons those goons have for putting so much effort in on this board - it makes no difference in the real world.

A very purile thread heading. The market doesn't know what the composition and flow of the gas underground is, It is irrelevant.

If they lost your trust - why are you posting here? Don't give any company your trust - that way you won't feel like this. It's your fault.

They are still testing - hardly started in terms of what has been so far released. It was just 6& of the estimated resource and you know what - it may still be mined from Amsden if the rest of Clink is viable. Read the RNS.

Why don't you just sell up if you can't get past the first RNS.

They did not know the gas composition at that time and did not know until they received the results from the lab and then they issued an RNS more or less immediately.

In future wait for the RNS before you invest - unless you are truly confident in the risk you take. Blame yourself. nYou also don't seem to have noticed that here was no material change in the SP as a result of DM being over confident on that video. The vast majority of investors don't take that sort of stuff as gospel. The test is 'how can he know' the answer is that unless it's in an RNS - he doesnt. Simples.

Indeed. I expect the next results will be from Rudyard. The lab turnaround is likely shorter than people realise - considering Amsden would have been the last zone they tried to flow for Clink1? Can't tell how long it took for sure but they must have spent days on Charles and the flathead before deciding they needed to come back to those zones later? Didnt DM suggest lots of test results this year?

Kaeren making great points. At the end of the day nobody can 100% validate what is underground until testing is complete. There is an element of common sense when listening to any company representative before that is proven. I agree that Bo brings a level of confidence but even Bo is relying on those test results.

Just 229 shares traded since 1:38. I don't think anyone needs be concerned about the boiler room.

..... and yet the SP has lifted a little. Go figure.