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There is no exciting news planned which will drive the SP up!

All the rampers were excited over an RNS this morning which was already factorred into the SP, It was agiven deal. As you can see it made zero difference.

Granting of the TZ ML will also have no effect as there is no reason for TZ to deny it as it's pennies in the bank for them. Already factorred into the SP. The ML will only allow HE1 to drill some more holes with no guarantee of success.

The only 2 things that will drive this SP up is Helium filling the tanks and an increase on the balance sheet. Still a long way off and cash to be burnt. The only other possibility is if they get a major player on board to assist with extraction and all the infrastructure required. The big boys will want a massive chunk of the revenue.

So stop dreaming of greater things because it's either a long way off or won't ever happen with dilution to come. The big boys can wait this out for HE1 to burn their cash, then come in and mop up.

This "done deal" is already factored into the price...

Not quite sure how this qualifies for a Boom! What if 6 dusters?

I'd be intersted to know how issue of the TZ ML will make the SP rise. Surely it just allows HE1 to drill non-productive wells and spend all their cash?

Delusional...

Blue Star Helium down 25% overnight on ASX...

Numtyalert are you red / blue colour blind? Did you not see the minus sign in front of the % ?

Chesh All good thanks.

Chesh I'm quite happy with my position and a gradual downward swing. Every % point drop is a few more pennies for me. Money to be made on the backs of losses for others. I'm not an evil 😈 it's just another way of investing. 😀

Do we need 50 topics on "Lorna at the forum"? Give us something for the derampers to get our teeth into. Boring...

While patience and resilience are admirable traits in investing, they can also lead to inaction or complacency, especially if the investment is underperforming for valid, objective reasons. The emphasis on "staying the course" through volatility assumes that the underlying fundamentals of HE1 are strong, but not take into account deeper issues within the company that won’t resolve over time or through resilience alone.

Risk is a core part of investing, and a balanced perspective would recognize when to reconsider and potentially reallocate investments rather than viewing dips as inevitable stepping stones to future growth.

These conferences are just a money maker for the organisers and the local hotels... The real deals are done on the quiet!

She will be sat round a table with coffee and biscuits and they will all be blowing thier own trumpets, Nothing to be seen here now move along.

Shorters don't close those deals yet! I'm sure the BOD will help in the near future...

In fact the only interesting thing now is it's sub a penny.

Everyone needs to go and buy some paint. Go paint something and watch it dry. More intersting. Nothing to see here for a while. I was looking forward to some quality deramping but the forum is dead...

You need to take Lorna at her word. Honesty is her byword. Surely she wouldn't shaft the PI's again. I'm sure the piggy bank has sufficeint reserves to develop this superb asset with a little help from an offtake or JV. Oops I just woke up...

Blubay Only if you stop innane ramping...

The claim that the Mining Licence will be secured this week before the Houston Energies Summit appears highly speculative, and the broader achievements described by Lorna are overstated. While Helium One has made some progress, there is no guarantee that the Mining Licence will be approved, and the true commercial viability of the project remains unproven. The company still faces significant regulatory, financial, and operational challenges, and premature celebration of milestones that are yet to be fully realized.

While Tanzania is making notable progress in modernizing its road infrastructure and President Samia Suluhu Hassan has taken steps to attract investors, the claim that Tanzania is building the "largest road infrastructure network" and ushering in a "new era of connectivity" is overstated. There are significant challenges related to project delays, uneven development, financial sustainability, and political obstacles. Furthermore, much of the groundwork for these projects was laid during the Magufuli era, and systemic issues such as bureaucratic inefficiencies and environmental concerns remain unresolved. Investors and stakeholders should approach these developments with cautious optimism, recognizing that many obstacles still lie ahead.