Helix Exploration Share Discussion Threads

[tidy 2] 04/9/2024 11:39

They were already 2 weeks ahead of schedule. Besides this Rudyard is not delayed. Still news rich period and v high COS for both assets. We know this one is saturated with He and H. Highest Bo has ever experienced in his over 25 years in the business.

[hooded claw] 04/9/2024 11:29

ADW ... there has been more info since the RNS that proves otherwise but you may believe whichever version you wish

[hooded claw] 04/9/2024 11:28

"No nothing will happen for 30 days after 30 days they will try to remedy.."

That's wrong ... the RNS clearly states otherwise

[mam fach] 04/9/2024 11:21

Don't think so. Following the pattern.
Expectation then disappointments.
HE1 bn up to 23p.
I'm hoping they both get back to 23p.

[ih_677808] 04/9/2024 11:17

Plunge continues

Is this affected by HE1?

[jungmana] 04/9/2024 10:33

You can find the information in this and other interviews. Also in the presentation on their website:

[tidy 2] 04/9/2024 10:25

You may find that info through the company. The CEO basically wrote the book on He exploration and used his own cash for these cherry picked assets on a proven producing field so I guess everything they require he is more aware of than us. Fully funded for both drills costing 4.2m and 9m in the bank. No debt. V Strong H shows throughout drilling 673 times above background increasing with depth plus 10.3pc H in the lowest section which pay zone continues at depth

[dragon35] 04/9/2024 10:02

Do they have cryogenic separation facilities close by and bottling plants etc?

[tidy 2] 04/9/2024 09:50

They're already in talks with off takers. The field already produces and they are local to infrastructure 0.4pc He considered highly profitable for the company. CEO Bo Sears over 25 yrs in the business cherry picked these resources using his own cash to purchase them. Very high COS. He and H rich through all pay zones. hTTps://x.com/helixexp/status/1830952371092140324?s=46&t=bZL80vMI6HUgaShSFUmNuQ

[dragon35] 04/9/2024 09:28

Assume they find lots of helium how easy is it for them to sell it and in what quantities can they sell it? Just wondering what infrastructure they have in place and how limited they are in terms of transporting the product to market. You can find the biggest reservoir in the world but if you can only sell a bottle a day due to infrastructure limitations then its value is limited.

[lord loads of lolly] 04/9/2024 08:33

jungmana - nothing's wrong with buy & hold.

Equally, nothing's wrong with trading a share periodically (or even frequently), if you feel you may fare better that way.

Odd thing to filter someone over, but each to their own.

[jungmana] 04/9/2024 08:15

Oh dear too many experts in this market. What's wrong with buy and hold .Go through the ups and downs till you make 2 to 3 times your money?Been here since the first day of listing and have average of 12p.I add at least 1 person to the filter each week.

[lord loads of lolly] 04/9/2024 07:30

Hooded Claw - I guess everyone will have a slightly different take on this. I agree the well almost certainly won’t be a dud. Whether there are any further unforeseen drilling hitches is anyone’s guess still.

My view is that a month’s a long time to be over-invested (for me) in a company that’s unlikely to generate any positive newsflow within the next few weeks. IMHO, there’s largely going to be radio silence now until the new rig is sourced & mobilised.

As I said, September & October are historically volatile months for shares. Bang on cue, America got the wobbles yesterday, their markets falling 1-3% (with Nvidia dropping over 10%). So I’d rather be partly in cash right now, with a view to buying back in lower down should the opportunity arise.

[jungmana] 04/9/2024 07:12

Clink1 is looking good for a great commercial find.See he1 had just 1.1% hydrogen content . Clink 1 has over 10% hydrogen and the helium content good be quiet significant imo.

[hooded claw] 04/9/2024 06:14

Lord, it wasn't a wipeout as the well is far from a dud. If it had been this would have been around the 10p area.I have extra funds to buy and while I agree it may drift a penny or so I think I would rather just have the shares bought and paid for.A month is small potatoes as other exploration companies have wasted years and got no where.

[lord loads of lolly] 03/9/2024 16:47

Hooded Claw - I wouldn't waste your time & energy.

You're probably either talking to a bot or the village idiot.

FWIW (probably not a lot!) - & as posted on the LSE board just now - I sold half my Hex holding today into the close.

I was pleasantly surprised at how mild today's fall proved.

Given there's now around a 4 week lull, I'm hoping I'll be able to buy back in at some point at a lower price. Not much lower, just a penny or two per share. I may even find I'm able to trade in & out a few times in the coming weeks to average down. September's often a particularly volatile & dodgy month for share values, so I'd be surprised if no opportunities arose. But we'll see.

If not, I'll just have to be content with the share price rise in the remaining 50% of my holding. Call it an expensive insurance policy if you will to preserve half my capital here.

[hooded claw] 03/9/2024 15:49

Tidy2, you have the patience of a squirrel on crack. What happened to 10p ?

[divmad] 03/9/2024 14:44

Sorry, am I missing something here? Tidy2 expected a collapsing well scenario and delays so he had already sold out and now has bought back in again? Yeah, right .

[tidy 2] 03/9/2024 13:58

hTTps://x.com/helixexp/status/1830952371092140324?s=46&t=bZL80vMI6HUgaShSFUmNuQ

[highrisk1] 03/9/2024 13:57

cyber, these people are pathetic, subhumans, best filtered.

[tidy 2] 03/9/2024 13:55

I expected that this morning but you have to remain flexible. New interview restored market optimism

[cyberbub] 03/9/2024 13:54

I think we can all guess why tidy has suddenly changed his tune LOL!

[highrisk1] 03/9/2024 13:52

Tidy2, you said, this morning 10p?, now it's game on?.