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Also - how much spare cash of you think the directors have lying around? It's a massive assumption that they can be so confident that they could guarantee the futures of there families by investing in shares. They might be broke for all you know.

Also, also - you do realise that the well is more than 1000 meters deep and you can't just 'know' its gushing helium? What do you think the EWT is for. There is no such thing as no risk. Even if you were the drill bit you still cannot be absolutely certain. I'm not going to bet my house on it and I don't think anyone else should either.

It is you/me/us who need to decide if the risk is acceptable - leave the BOD to there own decisions and if we don't like the look of it and you consider BOD buys as a key indicator then sell up.

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Yes equilibrium and many many of those directors that bought shares in there companies didnt make any money out of it.

I didnt just cite having a family to think about as a reason not to buy either.

It just doesn't correlate as an indicator of success in the real world.

Rubbish. All listed companies include share schemes of various shapes and sizes in renumeration packages. Directors buying shares is not the norm as it is fraught with risk and not just from a regulatory perspective. These directors have families and other stuff to worry about. All you have to do is decide whether or not YOU are prepared to risk the investment....... and there is no correlation between director buys and company success.

I think Legal is right. Probably no new news tomorrow but the optimism is growing as we get closer to EWT. Should fly. But after that I would take a buy out at the right price. Don't expect it but it would be very nice.

Honestly a buy out is the best outcome for me. It removes all of the uncertainty and takes all of the decision making away from me in terms of when I sell my shares. What price that would be at is anyones guess right now but if it's several bags or more then it would be madness not to be happy with that.

Well.... as if they can arrange a JV before the EWT...

In any case I had to sell 25% of my holding at 1.47 as it just seemed to0 good to be true. I might put it back in on a pull back. The main thing is you see the potential for the SP when we start the EWT..... never mind if the EWT shows commercial outcomes.

There is no correlation whatsoever between director buys and share price performance. Ends.

They have an atypical discovery with the fault play rather than a basin play. This needs EWT in order to be able to complete the model. Nobody thinks a third party will come in until after EWT.

What exactly is it that is had to understand about that.

EGTP has it in my view. AIM doesnt tolerate boredom. It is almost like a spoilt child. This will get spiced up in Q3 and this feels like an excellent buying opportunity which isnt going to last.......

But this isnt how the SP is made. MM's are working in a market.

Punters do not want to pay more for shares - in fact they want to buy them for the lowest price possible. It's the willingness of holders to sell that makes the biggest difference. If they hold because they believe the shares are worth more than is being offered then the MM's will have to raise the SP in order to be able to provide a supply to buyers.

What we are seeing is a market where punters are accumulating shares and they are happy with the price. There is enough selling to satisfy demand.

'Could the reason for all the silence is that the amount of Helium found isnt commercially viable. '

So they said that the EWT would be in Q3. What is it about the current position that makes anyone think there is any kind of delay / silence based on uncertainty?

It is still and has always been Q3 for the EWT.

It's not being manipulated. Just not enough volume to keep the SP up. This will change when concrete drill news comes in. This stock is not immune to all of the usual AIM shenanigans regardless of how many interviews and tweets the BOD sends out.

Extended Well Test. Used to prove out the flow rate and composition of the gas over a period of time. To understand the commercial viability of the well/gas field.

You can't hide them and what possible difference could it make anyway?

Strop - likely someone putting pocket money into HE1 at £1 a go using a no fee trading platform.

Well it's come through as a real time sell. Odd that. Would have sent the SP down sharpish in normal circumstances. My bet it's not been correctly labelled.

Admit it - who is waiting for this trade to show up on the ticker to see the time stamp.

Odd's on its a buy. Such a significant trade would have caused the SP to fall. It went up. I'm anticipating it was placed close to the open today. Let's see.....

Always returning to the £40 to £45m mid cap range.

To be frank I got to participate at .54 which even after todays relatively weal day on the market - is still a great return.