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Keeps getting better.

'A near-1,000 psi bottom-hole pressure suggests we have a highly charged reservoir at this location.'

Stout

I'm not remotely ruffled. 😀

It's an expected reaction when a compulsive liar is exposed.

The truth hurts, which I appreciate is something that Roger isn't familiar with, and clearly he's in a lot of pain right now.

Also, as an apology to those who sold ALRT in the 0.4's as a result of his misinformation, it was particularly weak.

My advice, for what it's worth, to give him more confidence in the £500 investment that he probably hasn't even made, is to make contact directly with the company.

Roger

You supposedly have a 'heavy' financial interest, yet haven't bothered to talk to anyone at IMM about your alleged concerns.

These two claims jointly, aren't credible.

In the same way, you claimed that ALRT was guaranteed not to increase in value, that it was a hoax, the false claim that you bought £1k's worth at a price that wasn't available and then jumped on the bandwagon extolling ALRT's virtues (ramping in your own words) when it started to rise, completely discrediting your previous claims.

You have proven yourself repeatedly, to be parsimonious with the truth, completely uninformed, and your multiplicity of claims have proven to fail repeatedly.

Call me old fashioned, I am and always would be more interested in the knowledge of anyone running a company than an anonymous compulsive peddler of uninformed falsehoods.

In ALRT, for anyone naive enough at the time to have believed your slew of misinformation and sold in the 0.4's, they would have been robbed of the opportunity to increase the value of their investment many times over.

So, it's incumbent upon me, to highlight your previous and existing behaviour.

The fact that you haven't even bothered to contact the company directly speaks volumes.

What you're effectively expecting others to accept is:

'Please don't believe the official announcements and please believe me instead.'

After numerous carpet burns as a result of rolling around the floor laughing, the answer has to be:

'No, trot on, you fantasist !'

Not concerned in the slightest, Roger.

That's because I ignore self appointed 'Armchair CEO's' who probably have very little or no financial interest, and when I do research, I make the effort to talk to those involved in running the company instead.

Again, why haven't you bothered to call the company directly ?

I guess it's not in your interest, because it will leave you with nothing to wildly speculate about in your uninformed manner.

It's your modus operandi.

It's just dawned on me who Roger is.

He's the same individual who was slagging off ALRT, warning others not to buy it, when it was in the 0.4's, made out he'd bought £1k's worth of stock at a price that wasn't available at the time, and after all of the slagging off, when it started to rise rapidly, was asking whether it would reach £1 a share. It increased roughly tenfold to 4p.

The point being, he writes reams of utter nonsense, making extreme claims of doom or fortune and hardly has any money in the game to boot. Probably has £500 invested here, if anything.

On the basis of his behaviour elsewhere, I wouldn't recommend taking the slightest bit of notice of his claims and concerns here either.

Haven't you got a phone Osd ?

Roger

If it concerns you so much, that you have to write reams of 'what if's', why haven't you made the effort to pick up your phone and contact the company directly ?

Mwv1

Sounds like every Polar Bears dream - 'the 'seals' will be chunky ! 😅

Jocularity aside though, I agree, it's logical that the person who set up the agreement with Avion will be fully aware of it's parameters and will have already addressed any potential commercial impediments far in advance of the 'For Sale' sign and committing to get a deal in place with 'big pharma' by the end of the year.

SmTch

There' s no way of knowing whether any anonymous poster has stock or not.

When you refer to 'u guys' as a collective, who are you referring to ?

Also, why the question ?

Oscar 22

As someone who isn't currently invested in IMM, looking from the outside in, and trying to understand the scale of opportunity, one question if I may.

A while back, you wrote the following:

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I own over £200k here and my only concern is that I am not buying more! Golden ticket for a comfy retirement! I hope everyone realised the potential of this multi Billion dollars deal and get in on time! Bargain price right now!

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Are you still of the same opinion, relating to 'multi billion dollars deal' ?

Daltry + Mediman

There isn't an ASX listing, which would answer the question.

If you go on to hotcopper.com.au which has ASX listings, search for the short code, CDL, or Cloudbreak.

The only search results that come back is Canada Land, which isn't related.

As an Ozzy investor, therefore, there is no information about CDL, it's operations or it's progress to date.

One other point to raise, which is potentially significant.

The 500,000 oz produced at Darlot Gold Mine open pit, prior to producing from the deeper deposits, was across 1km of strike (distance across the surface).

Darlot West has 7km of strike, potentially seven times the size of a mine that has now produced near to 3 million oz

Shaping up nicely. 😀

Daltry

That's taken from the link that Lesh provided, which relates to the Darlot Gold Mine a decade ago, whch is six miles away from CDL's Darlot West.

Toll Treating means getting a third party to process the ore for a fee, which may now also end up being the case for CDL's Darlot West, because Vault Minerals who now operate the Darlot Gold Mine, now have more than enough machinery and plant necessary to process their own ore, and the ore from Darlot West.

CDL have the opportunity to set up a processing deal for Darlot West with Vault Minerals if they wanted to, without investing in plant and machinery themselves. Vault Minerals have reported that they are looking for additional ore to process, so it's not an unrealistic possibility, it would make commercial sense for both parties and a fast track to revenue for CDL.

Northern Star's Thunderbox Mine was also referred to in the RNS, which is only 15 miles away from Darlot West and had a processing plant upgrade to increase the capacity to 6 million tonnes of ore per annum, so it's also possible that CDL could do a processing deal with Northern Star too.

It's interesting that both Darlot Gold Mine and Thunderbox have produced gold from open pit mining and Thunderbox continues to produce from Open Pit now, so the features of commercially viable gold near surface appear throughout this region. Darlot Gold Mine produced near to 500,000 oz open pit, before going deeper to produce near to 3 million oz. Given the grades announced in the rock chip samples in the RNS, up to 2 oz per tonne (65g), it suggests that Darlot West could be the same.

In the RNS below:

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Cloudbreak Discovery Plc (LSE: CDL), a London Stock Exchange Main Market listed company, is pleased to announce the excellent results from the recent rock chip sampling program from its Darlot West Gold Project ("Darlot West"), located only 10km southwest of the iconic Darlot Gold Mine in Western Australia with 2.8 million ounces of gold produced to date, and 25km north of Northern Star Limited Thunderbox Gold Mine with an annual production of 232koz, resource of 4.7Moz and Reserve of 1.96Moz gold (Figure 2).

The lesson learned from that though when using ii, is if it's a stock that you believe is going to multibag, make sure you've got a holding before they make a decision not to let you buy more, because if you sell early to make a small profit, you won't be able to jump back in to make a bigger profit. It worked for me on ALRT, which nearly ten bagged from the 0.4's.

Reserved

Pulsar stated in their RNS that they're working with collaborators for the separation of H3 from H4.

Apparently, there are four processes for separation that have been known since the 1950's but not used yet or not built for use yet on a commercial scale. Probably due to not being a demand because the concentrations of H3 have previously been so low, until this higher concentration H3 discovery by Pulsar.

Interlune reckon they've cracked it for the lunar extraction.

In candour, that geez in the video seemed more intent on a geographical move to lower his silicone production costs and swigging his Coca-Cola, than focussing on H3. He wasn't an 'easy listen'.

Delving further, it's not only the US Department of Energy throwing money at Helium 3:

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Finnish tech firm Bluefors, a maker of ultracold refrigerator systems critical for quantum computing, has purchased tens of thousands of liters of Helium-3 from the moon — spending "above $300 million" — through a commercial space company called Interlune. The agreement, which has not been previously reported, marks the largest purchase of a natural resource from space.

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Also, Elon Musk was referred to previously on this forum and I didn't give it much serious thought when I first read it, but throwing a few $ Billion at PLSR would certainly give him yet more leverage in the US, and globally, to own the only known high concentration of H3 on Earth.

Even the US government are desperate to get hold of H3 and pay highly for it.

In May, this year:

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U.S. Department of Energy Buys Helium-3 from U.S. Space Resources Company Interlune in Historic Agreement.

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I suspect the US Government will be contacting PLSR pretty soon, if they haven't already, and throwing money at them, given their discovery on earth.

To understand just how valuable H3 is and the significance of the discovery, first from the RNS on 1st October:

Stated in the RNS, 100,000 times the price of common Helium.

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PULSAR HELIUM ANNOUNCES HELIUM-3 DISCOVERY AT JETSTREAM #1, TOPAZ PROJECT, MINNESOTA

Pulsar Helium Inc. (AIM: PLSR, TSXV: PLSR, OTCQB: PSRHF) ("Pulsar" or the "Company"), a leading helium project development company, is pleased to announce a landmark discovery of helium-3 at its Topaz Project in Minnesota. Laboratory results from the Jetstream #1 well have revealed sustained helium-3 concentrations up to 14.5 parts per billion (ppb) in produced gas. This level of helium-3 places Topaz amongst the highest accumulation of naturally occurring helium-3 ever publicly reported in a terrestrial gas reservoir worldwide. As previously reported (Pulsar News Release September 19, 2025) the Jetstream #1 well also had a sustained flow containing 7-8% helium-4 (the more common isotope of helium), confirming that Topaz's helium is not only high-grade in helium-4 but also highly enriched in the rare helium-3 isotope.

Helium-3: Value and Strategic Significance

Helium-3 is one of the rarest and most valuable isotopes on Earth, with reported prices of up to US$18.7 million per kilogram, more than 100,000 times the price of common helium (helium-4). Against this backdrop, discovering a terrestrial source with sustained helium-3 content at up to 14.5 ppb is an extraordinary development.

NASA and the U.S. Government are actively funding lunar helium-3 extraction, with regolith concentrations estimated between 1.4 and 15 ppb, averaging around 4 ppb. Grants and early purchase agreements are supporting technologies for regolith heating, gas separation, and transport, reflecting helium-3's strategic importance. In this context, the significance of Pulsar's discovery is clear, with terrestrial helium-3 levels now comparable to, and potentially exceeding, average concentrations found on the Moon, without the need for lunar excavation.

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Second, this is what other companies are planning to do to extract it from the moon and what they forecast being able to sell it for:

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Mining Helium-3 From The Moon

Interlune’s plans for its lunar mission are very straight to the point. They might not require much exploration like other lunar missions. The space startup aims to load some mining materials onto a spaceship, launch it to the Moon, mine the Helium-3 isotope found on the Moon, and return to Earth.

Related: ESA Simulates A Solar Storm Of Extreme Magnitude

Once back on Earth, the space startup plans to sell the Helium-3 to buyers at a staggering price of $20 million per kilogram. According to sources familiar with the startup’s plans, the first trip to the Moon might be in 2027 to lay the groundwork for mining activities.

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Looks like it's normal practice to have 3 or 4 wells in close proximity,

HEV1 did the same in Canada.

They're a different proposition to PLSR though, in that they only have a 20% interest in the resource and their Helium content is significantly lower at 0.76%.

PLSR's is ten times higher at 7% to 8% + the unique added bonus of the only high concentration on earth of the extremely valuable H3.

Escape

No problem at all.

It's easy to see why SW was extolling the virtues of Caroline Fortier below:

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About Pleiades

Pleiades is a private company developing a portfolio of novel clinical and pre-clinical medicines and is

*** led by Caroline Fortier, an experienced Pharma CEO with a track- record of completing more than US$750 million in trade sale exits to Big Pharma. ***

Pleiades is progressing its funding discussions with multiple institutional investors.