Holding strong here, think some Aim ‘investors’ just jump from stock to stock … 
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Meltdowns? Have you associated how much money they are possibly dealing with? And could be a fund, a pension fund for example. Being a retail investor playing with pennies is funny, being a professional investor with 100’s of thousands I would imagine isn’t funny.
Pension fund/fund managers squabbling on LSE over a drop in price on an AIM stock, really? Read the posts, nothing professional about them, like immature kids shouting at each other.
I will say it again. Its hilarious.
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I doubt big investors in charge of pension funds would be posting on LSE … well I hope not 
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Jamie are you a fund manager?
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No of course not. Just a retail investor.
@Jay254 you should go watch the fun on LSE … Eye opener …
Holding for gold here 
I’m still over £6k down. Nothing fun about HE1 anymore.
Obviously holding out very long term for profit.
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If possible you could average down maybe?
I was at 9p average one time 
LSE shows lot of buys… wish I had a few grand left to put in lol
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Averaging down means putting more in. That holding is already double my next biggest. My only smart move is to hold tight with HE1 and continue investing in my other holdings. Thankfully majority of those others are firmly in the green and have healthy dividends.
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Sounds sensible to me.
While He1 has made a very nice bounce, the direction of travel from here is far from certain. And any investment would be very speculative.
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Have to disagree. It’s not speculation or speculative when they have found what they have been looking for.
You can’t get better results than this !
I think a lot of recent buy ins were pure aim players … those that jump on hot stocks - take profit & go.
He1 won’t give big returns overnight - but they have struck gold and the patient folk will be rewarded.
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While I wish you every success I feel thats a very blinkered view.
Its worth what the market values it at and assuming you dont know any more than the market, the SP is the right price.
Grounds for optimism, yes.
Sure thing…definitely not.
Hence I agreed that the idea of having too many eggs in one basket was very speculative and not necessarily wise for some.
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Absolutely. It might have been speculative at one point, but the results speak for themselves. It’s only taken a dip today because loads of day traders invested heavily last week and are now selling. It will continue on an upward trajectory, with a few dips along the way but overall it should be positivity from here
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Genuine question, is anyone able to answer how the discovery is quantified in terms of Helium/other gas production which could then be evaluated to revenue generated?
This could then give a basis to value the company, the RNS doesn’t include anything about that from what I could see - London Stock Exchange | London Stock Exchange
So how would this not be speculative with those unknowns?
I’m happy to be proven wrong if someone can provide figures
It appears when the company initially listed in December 2020 it issued 496 million shares at around 2.84 pence (approx £14m market cap) - https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/helium_one/news/rns/story/x2jm9zw
As of the placing in December it had 3.4 billion shares issued (2.4 billion from that placing), approx £73.4m market cap (at 2.16 pence currently) - London Stock Exchange | London Stock Exchange
A very big dilution of existing shareholders after 3 years, appears they’ll need more capital going forward to extract the helium, which makes the 5-10p share price mentions more of a hope than a possibility it appears
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As I’ve ben saying, entirely too many shares in issue for a large sp now.
Those dreams are long gone.
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For clarity this is to try counter the echo chamber that seems to be forming, I’ve been reading some of this for the last few days/week, but haven’t seen anything figures wise as to why it’s a good investment, hopefully others reading aren’t being sucked in without some due diligence.
I would hope the people invested get their money back or make a profit 
(I’m not that mean), but I can’t see how it currently works as an outsider looking into this
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If you get chance I’d recommend taking a look at horizonte minerals to see how AIM companies have a tendency to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory!!
With funding in place from large institutional investors and banks, take off agreements signed and construction at over 50% completed it appears PI’s will still walk away with nothing from HZM. I’m of the opinion these days that until the operation is cash flow positive it’s speculation and to tread carefully.
Probably a cynical view, but one learnt from being burnt a few times on AIM. Hopefully LTH’s can still get some value out of this one!
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From past experience anyone thinking any AIM penny stock is a sure thing long term winner is leaving themselves open to a bit of a shock.
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