Even though nobody likes leaks, as I'm sure Bo was annoyed. It was a positive leak in the sense Helix will be making big money. |
cyber ... it was on LinkedIn .. there were some pics on figures and someone forwarded making the comment that they were money printing figures. |
The 880 ppm screen picture posted on linked in then deleted |
Which leaking of news? |
suet - I totally agree with you & diggit.
As I said yesterday, these “nudge, nudge, wink, wink” RNSs & interviews move us no further forward. They simply encourage two wholly opposed interpretations, depending on whether you’re a Hex supporter or detractor. You only have to read the recent posts here (& more notably on LSE) to see that.
To me, the words in this latest Proactive interview sounded positive. The body language less so. Bo had a rather false fixed smile on his face as he said “we’re very excited….̶1;
I don’t read too much into that at this stage though. Could just be he’s knackered (a lot’s been happening these past few weeks). And as others have said, he probably wasn’t best pleased by the apparent leaking of news, encouraging Hex to issue a premature RNS & do an unscheduled interview with a smarmy presenter. |
Yup ... got to wait for results |
I'm a bit with diggit here - say very little until the results are known. All this second guessing stuff doesn't achieve much imo. Suet |
Diggit, from how I saw it the company are saying as much as they could before the results come out. |
Good interview. As I said HEX is the number 1 helium company in AIM. If proven commercial for Ingomar Dome and Rudyard projects then 100p could be here in a few weeks time. |
Suppose I was hoping for a bit more clarity on clink 1 |
Diggit, so you don't think his statement "I think we have established ourselves as a retail player in the Helium business in the United States" is a strong statement ? |
Morning all, I have added the link to the info above |
It's not a strong interview. Wish they said nothing |
Company interview posted below |
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1060560/helix-exploration-reaches-total-depth-in-darwin-1-well-reveals-high-helium-concentrations-1060560.html |
What today - and previous inconclusive RNSs should have taught us by now - is that only firm proof (or denial) of commercial reserves will move Hex's share price significantly.
Everything else is little more than noise - nods & winks which may keep all the keyboard warrior rampers & derampers happy. But actually tells us very little.
Either way, we should have much more of a steer here before the month's out. Fingers crossed it's in the right direction. |
""We are proceeding with a triple-combo wireline to further delineate our potential reservoir. With testing also ongoing at Ingomar, we are poised to evaluate our second well concurrently, marking an exceptionally active and promising period for the Company."" |
GEX has the largest independent prospective resource of all the helium and hydrogen companies listed in London. Next is he1 but location is a big negative for that one.GEX market cap GBP 8 million, he1 market cap GBP 60 million. |
Is the problem with Pulsar not that it only has a quite small prospective resource? |
Agreed Divmad, I hold both |
What is, Divmad? |
It's on a par with Sea for expected return Vs risk. |
Nice one"A bull might point to HEX's plans to go to the H-NAT 2024 conference in Paris on Nov 25 & 26 - hard to imagine Helix bothering to show up at the world's leading natural hydrogen showcase with nothing to show for it.I remain of the view that HEX is the best helium play for 2024 - though Pulsar is definitely running the same race." |