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Dont forget Helium management have little if any of there own money invested in its own stock.
The helium is UP TO 4.7%, and surprise-surprise this was discovered , Just when the company was on the brink of going under.
Noble helium - despite reporting good helium percentage did not rocket in SP.
Finding it is one thing getting it out commercialy is another
Helium one had a company has dissapointed many many many times over
Remember shares your £100 investement was worth just 78p in Dec
This share is a gamble and it may rapidly rise (dream on)
or plummet massively - be prepared to take a -95% hit on your investement
The bar has been risen so har high with Helium ones discovery RNS that it can only dissappoint.
4.7% world class helium and hydrogen.
This from a helium one where management have little to no investment in the company itself so couldnt give a rat's ar.se whether it rises or falls.
This from a company which was on the verge of administration in Dec. This from a company who has diluted shareholders endlessly just to survive.
This from a company whose discovery RNS is vague and missing vital information (just compare to noble heliums discovery RNS which is detailed and in depth).
This from a company who managed to take your £100 at its peak to a worth of a mere 78p before this alleged 'world class' helium discovery.
We need so many vital things to establish
So let me recap - is it worth investing in helium one, most of the Yahoo, MSN, Motely fool etc have already said no at least for now.
The risk is too too high.
Helium one shouting the odds, like a schoolkid saying to his careers advisor 'i want to walk on the moon one day!' lmao!
How many actually will do it? not a definate no-no but 99.999999% unlikely
HELIUM ONE has held back information. Compare with nobles 4th December rns.
1. Reservoir thickness.
2. Formation pressure.
3. Formation permeability.
We don't have any indication of volume.
That information is typically released.
4.5% helium concentration from a 100m high pressure reservoir is worth a lot more than a 5m low pressure reservoir.
The company should release that information and schedule a flow test. The latter they can justify doing before lab results get back.
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Zebra 04 The boardToday 02:26
In December the company did a placing at a 72% discount increasing the shares from 1 bil to 3.5bil. Wiped out existing shareholders. I suspect Sarah cope arranged this.
The 6 directors only subscribed to 7.2mil shares between them. £18k. Not reassuring.
The last placing was done at a 30% discount before releasing more data and the board didn't take part.
The placing was done too early imo.
"working capital position, which will enable us to fully focus on the next phase of the Company's growth."
I prefer the funds were properly allocated before raising.
Going to be a damn scary RNS. Unlikely to deliver anything positive and be littered with a dozen or so excuses. Major tumble with tomorrows RNS
Agree this arvo
Helium management have very little invested in the company itself.
I didn't say nothing, I said very little. Most of the rampers on this board own a lot more than the management themselves.
And most of management haven't invested for some time.
It's just my curiosity that management may have made a sizeable investment to instill confidence with shareholders.
The rampers have all boarded the flight to take off to helium euphoria land but the management are not even on the same flight!
Helium one management have a dire history of false promises and poor execution etc.
Surely they needed to be with the shareholders and increase there holding substantially?
Nothing to support
So now it's falling apart
Excellent post by reaction.
Thank you for some detailed information as to what needs to be ascertained.
Lot of people ramping and deramping without any expertise in gas extraction etc. Thank you for some QUALITY information.
Whether you are pro or against please post with facts and stats - we need to determine the direction of travel
Thanks again
1.75 opening tomorrow.
Absolutely nothing behind friday's rise. no structural support or RNS
The bar has been risen so har high with Helium ones discovery RNS that it can only dissappoint.
4.7% world class helium and hydrogen.
This from a helium one where management have little to no investment in the company itself so couldnt give a rat's ar.se whether it rises or falls.
This from a company which was on the verge of administration in Dec. This from a company who has diluted shareholders endlessly just to survive.
This from a company whose discovery RNS is vague and missing vital information (just compare to noble heliums discovery RNS which is detailed and in depth).
This from a company who managed to take your £100 at its peak to a worth of a mere 78p before this alleged 'world class' helium discovery.
We need so many vital things to establish
So let me recap - is it worth investing in helium one, most of the Yahoo, MSN, Motely fool etc have already said no at least for now.
The risk is too too high.
Helium one shouting the odds, like a schoolkid saying to his careers advisor 'i want to walk on the moon one day!' lmao!
How many actually will do it? not a definate no-no but 99.999999% unlikely
HELIUM ONE has held back information. Compare with nobles 4th December rns.
1. Reservoir thickness.
2. Formation pressure.
3. Formation permeability.
We don't have any indication of volume.
That information is typically released.
4.5% helium concentration from a 100m high pressure reservoir is worth a lot more than a 5m low pressure reservoir.
The company should release that information and schedule a flow test. The latter they can justify doing before lab results get back.
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Zebra 04 The boardToday 02:26
In December the company did a placing at a 72% discount increasing the shares from 1 bil to 3.5bil. Wiped out existing shareholders. I suspect Sarah cope arranged this.
The 6 directors only subscribed to 7.2mil shares between them. £18k. Not reassuring.
The last placing was done at a 30% discount before releasing more data and the board didn't take part.
The placing was done too early imo.
"working capital position, which will enable us to fully focus on the next phase of the Company's growth."
I prefer the funds were properly allocated before raising.
Personally i cant trust her. very little experince or credentials to back her up.
Also 'IF' 4.7% helium has been discovered it doesnt mean it will be commercially viable. With mining and gas exploration there is a myriad of issues and concerns to overcome.
Helium one management needs to identify 'one minor concern/issue' and the share price will pancake irreversibly. and that they will do. I have analysed Helium one for a while and never is things clear or predicatable in the way the operate or communicate with their shareholders.
Noble helium's discovery was detailed and analytical.
Helium one's discovery RNS had a bait headline of 'world class' helium at '4.7%' and nothing else.
(Even with the discovery RNS Helium one omitted simple factual statements - UNBELIEVEABLE!!!)
I cant trust them no matter how much i would like to.
They have damaged shareholder value for far too long. This will be no different.
Walk away and save yourselves from the pain.
This helium one board manage to take investors
from an investment of £100 all the way down to 78p
They were nearly in administration in Dec before annoucing 'discovery of world class helium'
The board of helium one have litte if any investment in helium one. They couldnt care less whether it made or big or not - they wont lose either way
My opinion is i cant trust this - its a complete gamble
Casan, you are completely right, the board of HE1 are nothing but a bunch of crooks.
this 4.7% 'world class' helium discovery has not been independently verified - we are just taking the crooked board of Helium Ones words at face value.
and value, rather shareholder value is what they are ultimately good at DESTROYING.
I am now certain this will take a huge tumble on monday morning.
Very little of helium one's share are owned by the directors, they have nothing to lose if this falters - and that it will.
Owning few shares in helium one by the management, says it all - they have no confidence in this ever delivering.
In fact i reckin Lorna has probably fabricated this 'discovery' to gain extra funding to keep helium one afloat and save it from administration and at the sametime allow the board to save there 'lifestyle' jobs.
Red flags all around. This will tank - just you watch!
Penny stocks are notoriously volatile. But they compensate for that fact by having the potential to deliver explosive returns for investors. And shareholders of Helium One (LSE:HE1) got to experience this first-hand in the last few weeks.
The helium gas exploration business saw its stock price jump from a near-worthless 0.2p in late January to around 2.1p today. That’s a 950% return in about three weeks! To put that into perspective, a £10,000 investment would now be worth over £100,000!
Needless to say, that’s pretty extraordinary. And opportunistic investors are now eying up the business in the hopeful anticipation of another sudden jump. So, at just over 2p a share, is this a dirt-cheap stock worth buying?
What’s going on with the share price?
There are two significant developments that have sparked the surge in Helium One’s market capitalisation. The first is the confirmation that its Itumbula West-1 well has a high concentration of helium and hydrogen gas. For an exploration business, that’s terrific news, and it brings it one step closer to reaching production.
Considering the demand for helium and hydrogen on the rise thanks to the energy, aerospace, and healthcare sectors, the company is on track to potentially becoming a world-leading supplier. If this story pans out as management expects, then the penny stock’s recent performance could be just the tip of the iceberg.
The second important bit of news is that Helium One successfully raised £4.7m by issuing new shares to investors. That’s a nice chunk of change, providing the group with the capital needed to continue developing its helium projects throughout Tanzania.
Explosive potential comes with exceptional risk
As I previously highlighted, penny stocks carry a lot of risk. And Helium One is no exception to this rule. With a practically non-existent revenue stream and exploration costs venturing into the millions, the business is burning through cash very quickly. So much so that the bulk of the newly raised funds aren’t likely to last more than a year.
Pairing this with the group’s financials being too weak for any lenders to offer reasonable terms on debt, investors should expect further equity issues in the future. As such, any investment made today comes with a high probability of dilution.
Of course, this may not matter if Helium One is successful in its mission. Unfortunately, even with the latest drilling results, the Itumbula West-1 site may still be economically unviable to tap into. And if the cost of resource extraction ends up exceeding the sales that can be made, this penny stock could quickly end up crashing as it has done numerous times.
With that in mind, investing in Helium One at this stage involves a lot of speculation. There’s the potential for making a fortune with a sizable investment. However, that comes with a significant risk of the share price dropping to near zero once again if the slightest bit of bad news w
Historically, i can see Helium one dissapointing shareholders with the next RNS.
Be it % helium, reservoir size, pressure flow, difficulty to access site or whatever.
I reckon they will disappoint - leopard and spots. There will be some excuse, that will ultimately sink the stock to sub 1p levels. If Helium one wanted to build trust they would have released a more comprehensive discovery RNS, with more detail, data and information - but they didnt.
I give it an odds of over 80% it will be a negative RNS
I have little faith in them and i hope to bail once it hits my breakeven of 2.8p
Mine is 2.8p and im walking away.
Not worth risking/gambling on binary shares - Helium one will make you totally rich or totally poor. Its a complete and utter gamble.
Iv put most of my money into a world famous drug company, if they hit it big (eg: like Wegovy) then i am quids in. if not they still have a plethora of meds which still makes them a lot of money and business. I may take a 10-20% hit but il have recouped in 12-18 months. Also it pays me a decent dividend. Unlike Helium one THIS IS A SAFE BET!
Cant believe i was so reckless to invest in some clown outfit like helium one.
Helium one's management are notorious for overpromising and underdelivering - they have dissapointed shareholders many a times - losing the millions and millions of pounds. In the meantime Helium One's management are sat on the sidelines, invested little and probably having a laugh at us mugs investing with them.
Invest but do so safely. Good lucj all.
£100 invested at peak was valued at just 78p at its lowest
Think of that loss.
Now the same company is going to make you millions? Think again!
Monday this will tank
Yes I do love a good kebab, my other half from eilat doesn't though
Thx
This will tumble the share price down considerably.
All those holders selling off, do you think they give two cahoots about Mondays rns?
No!!!
Why not? Because this is a gamble stock with a gambling management
The situation is extremely dangerous and full of red flags.
You'll make it big or you'll be wiped out. Like betting on a three legged horse.
The odds are not in the investors favour