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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Helium One Global Ltd | HE1 | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.05 | 3.77% | 1.375 | 12:45:20 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.325 | 1.325 | 1.375 | 1.375 | 1.325 |
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Posted at 16/4/2024 10:53 by jungmana Dream , they will accuse you of cross ramping soon. lolmany of them cant even say the distance between Rukwa and the sea port in Tanzania if asked. the biggest hurdle for he1 is itumbulas location. helium is very delicate and not easy to transport from such a distant remote location, take note of the wording 'readily available infrastructure' in this note released on helix project in Montana; Oak Securities Note - 16 April 2024 Helix Exploration plc’s (“Helix’ Valuation The high helium price and readily available infrastructure lowers the threshold for commerciality, making even small volumes commercial, which reads straight through to value. The Company’s risked valuation is $60mm (£48mm – 39p), while the unrisked valuation is $202mm (£160mm – 131p). |
Posted at 09/4/2024 14:51 by markymar Https://www.fool.co. |
Posted at 09/4/2024 12:13 by jungmana What you failed to mention is the millions of shares issued to seed investors at 1p in helix. There is no lock in and those investors are selling.Helix could drop to 7p before recovering imo. |
Posted at 17/3/2024 12:13 by halfpenny WARNING TO HE1 Investors...RED FLAG!!Additionally, AIM-listed miners often need to dilute existing shareholders to raise funds for drilling and exploration. This can lead to further risks and uncertainties for investors. It's crucial to thoroughly research and understand the risks associated with investing in mining companies before making any investment decisions. Dark Monday... |
Posted at 11/3/2024 17:14 by halfpenny AimG... good note.The real issue is that HE1 have lost direction because the 0.5mmcf/d flow rate is NON COMMERCIAL. Also they would not state the Higher rate which is also poor and near the 0.5 flow rate!! HE1 real dilemma is the Plan that would satisfy Investors as they need to Raise Huge Amount to continue. Some say £25-50million minimum. I expect HE1 to come clean and become a service company Renting out their RIG and moving slowly with Licence extensions from Tanzanian Government. Otherwise Walk Away! They may also say nothing for 3 month but Utilise the current funding to Spin investors and fill their pockets with Cash Bonuses!!! Dark Days Ahead with 1p or less tomorrow. |
Posted at 09/3/2024 13:43 by luckygit Watch out for sharp rise in the share price if Proactive Investors is to be believed. pricehttps://www.pro |
Posted at 08/3/2024 09:50 by halfpenny HE1 Investors realise Next Phase is Great News...FANTASTIC Next phase for HE1. HE1 RNS soon. Expected (7am-18:30pm) 1. Commercialisation gets closer daily. 2. Game Changing Off-Taker Partners with Deal. 3. FARMIN Agreement as interests increase. 4. Suiter moves in and takes over soon. Hence 70p... With HE1 producing revenue, 2024 will be a Game Changer and becomes more realistic every day. Also, high concentration levels 4.7 with flow rate 0.5 make production much easier to deliver and Success more likely every day closer. Happy Days Ahead for HE1 and Investors who raised £4.7m |
Posted at 29/2/2024 14:35 by apotheki Absolutely spot on Paul, time and time again this happens to the unwary investor and it's scandalous how easy it is to get away with it. Some of the financial press are complicit in this - on a regular basis. Perhaps they are plain lazy and don't do any research before they write a glowing article for a company promote - or perhaps they are just interested in any old story and just haven't got a conscience. Perhaps they don't have any financial experience at all and are just as unwary as some PIs. My tactic now is that if there is a sudden concerted effort by a co. to ramp its share price and its balance sheet is low on cash then if I'm holding the share I sell into the price spike - more often than not there's a fund raise coming soon.Fundraises Generally A pattern seems to be emerging, where speculative companies run out of cash, then they pump the share price with upbeat-sounding RNSs. Shortly afterwards they announce a discounted placing into any subsequent share price rise. Private investors speculating on these shares, buying the price rises, seem to be lambs to the slaughter. It doesn't seem right to me that shares are still trading, when the company is secretly offering discounted shares to larger investors in placings. It's often obvious from the share price that news has leaked. We really do need the rules changed (and/or enforced), so that shares are suspended when any company decides to do a fundraise. Also we need quicker, cheaper mechanisms for companies to raise cash. In the meantime, there's a simple way to avoid being clobbered by a discounted placing - don't buy or hold any share where the company doesn't have a cash runway of well over 12 months. Ideally investments should be companies which are profitable and cash generative, hence won't ever need to raise more cash just to keep the lights on. Jam tomorrow/ blue sky shares are a graveyard for optimistic investors, avoiding these things has been the biggest boost for my personal portfolio returns. That said, the odd one multibags, which is what excites people. |
Posted at 25/2/2024 09:26 by z1co There are literally 100's of posts on the LSE chat over the weekend and some indeed are quite interesting and worth posting here.Posted by news: Ref: "The Race To Find Green Helium."-The Wired, 12.12.21 Herein, Minchin provided the market valuation of Helium One at $50Bn USD. Next Investors did a valuation for Noble Helium of Australia at $45 Bn [$4.5bn x 10] with a helium price of $450 from recall. MASTER INVESTORS-John Cronford [Mining Analyst]: He looks at CURRENT MARKET CAP of a mining co V E R S U S the VALUATION of the deposit/project. So, HE1 's mkt cap is £90.9 Million @2.45p mid price, Fri, 22 .2. 24 vs $50 BILLION. Maths: 10% of $50bn USD = $5 billion. 1% of $50bn = $500m. 1/2 % [0.5%] = $250m or £ 1 9 6 million [£1=US$1.27 FX from the last time I checked days ago.] 0.25% = $125m USD or £ 9 8 . 4 2MILLION CRONFORD STATED THAT IN NORMAL TIMES, IT IS 1-2-3% OF VALUATION OF DEPOSIT/PROJECT. Conclusion: At the current share price of some 2.45p [mid-price] @£90.9m, it is trading at 0.25% , ROCK BOTTOM with no issues like HUGE CAPEX into the BILLIONS, which AIM co's find hard to raise even IF they had a TIER 1 DEPOSIT. As I said, Lorna Blaisse joined HE! and said that it was for the potential of a TIER 1 @Rukwa. Tanz. Indeed, it is a NEW PROVINCE SCALE helium project and globally significant. One poster asked WHAT IS THE VALUATION ---I cite John Cronford's latest Feb 2024 article using the analysts methodology which I also employ. As for Parker asking me why I use CAPS, its so that I can pick up easily the key words I want to refer to later. If , it is all in small letters, its a mass of words, which is hard to find the key points. On HC, one can use underline, dark print etc. But the facility is not available here. DYOR, NIA. Just to show the perspective of HE1 market cap which appears NOT demanding given what Cronford said. In M & A or JV, the investment bank will do the calculations of a project's valuation depending on their method used [some use NPV etc], but Cronford's method [which I use normally] is much simplier to value and accepted norm. |
Posted at 23/2/2024 12:38 by tidy 2 Lorna. "Unique opportunity for AIM investors to create GENERATIONAL WEALTH in a PURE Helium and Hydrogen world class producer".When asked why investors should follow Helium 1. |
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