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The line that showed what a desperate gambler Slacker became

OBD

Literally being flushed down the pan along with my £40k

Ask Slacker how he did on OBD, legendary loss and he still blames the company, not himself :-)

HappyDazes has bought in here all the way up to 20p, now he's sold out at insane losses he's more happy (pun intended) to dish out HE1 and market advice. Bit like Slacker/Bobrad wading into OBD in the 40's :-) you couldn't make this stuff up. You would think those doing their nuts on the stock market would steer clear of advising others.

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5.7p no wonder the bitterness HappyDaze lolololololololol

Hi all ... now I could be wrong ... I was once in the late 90s ... but here's how I see the future of HE1 from here. Following raise they have plenty of funds for proper rig and wireline testing ... even if timescale slips from Q! which is very possible, it's only a matter of time before they'll have the rig in place. Drilling with this rig will be much much quicker than using the battery powered screwdriver drill last year. As soon as rig etc contract is signed we'll see an uptick here and when drill is in situ I would expect to see this ruse to somewhere between 10 and 12p ... no way we'll see 28p from last year for very obvious reasons ... so a 100% gain is on the cards from where we are now within 6 months ... if share price slips again because of delays etc I just buy more ... last big buy was 5.7p ... easy money ?! Cheers

HappyDaze, please do yourself a favour and stop with this trying to be intelligent vibe, it doesn’t suit you, honestly.

All resource miners have extraction/logistical issues, the main equations/concerns are OpEx – CapEx ……. Proft. If you’ve noticed in a few years helium has gone from 250/350 MCF to 600/700 and rising (pun intended)

If you want to be intelligent or at least come across that way, do a study of helium extraction from natural gas, covering the environmental issues balanced against extraction from the green source as found in Tanzania. You’ve already seen helium/nitrogen escaping from the water on the LinkedIn video.

Once again you got your ass #owned

I don’t ignore the noise

He’ll no, where would I get my entertainment from?

I love the unsubstantiated, guesswork all delivered in a factual kind of manner, miss out on that dribble

Never

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Bridging the Digital Divide

The Communications and Technology Subcommittee held a hearing on the progress of the Biden-Harris Administration’s signature effort to bridge the digital divide, the Broadband, Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program. I’m proud that Basil Alwan, CEO of Tarana Wireless from our region, testified about the technological developments to improve broadband service and help connect everyone to the internet. In my 30 years of serving on this subcommittee, I’ve seen how innovation can benefit the American people. Advances in fiber, commercial satellite and next generation fixed-wireless technology has made connecting everyone easier than ever. I’m proud to have voted for the historic $42 billion investment to finally bridge the digital divide and bring broadband to every home in America.

https://eshoo.house.gov/media/e-newsletters/annas-weekly-report-september-13-2024

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Uzi, it appears your all-in on MORE didnt work out too well, ah well ha-ha #idiot

Dont forget pumpky this hit 0.95 yesterday, Today this is going for the moon.

The due diligence processes to go through to land a large US aerospace contract and more importantly to be granted US government approval is at the insane level, for an Israeli semiconductor business. Obviously, this will open many new doors and new opportunities.

Potential here is off the charts, I don’t hold as yet but looking to buy a decent stake in the coming weeks.

Good luck.

Mr. Chairman, it is one of the most expensive gases in the world, so we like Tanzania through the Rukwa Lake basin, we have been very lucky to have a large deposit and they say that the helium inside the Rukwa Lake basin is green helium, it is purer than anything found anywhere in the world. If you go to the United States who are leading and if you go to Qatar which is second and now Tanzania we will be third. Best helium is available in the basin of Lake Rukwa. (Applause)

Cat can you give a summary on the license fees and where Eurasia is with them. If you can't and it is doubtful you can you would realise the precarious position Eurasia are in.

There is a lot of bad feeling towards those negative on Eurasia and most of it understandable. That said everyone here would agree a lot of what goes on here is unusual and has a deceptive feel to it.

Then you have the bulls like Leo, proclaiming as soon as the share is relisted, he will be buying shed loads and advises everyone else to do the same. This is why dangerous people like this should keep their opinions to themselves.

MC near £70m for what? Failed mining company where the only hope is a sale and anyone slightly interested will simply wait and pick it up from the administrators for a few quid. Let's just hope those that wanted out, did so this morning.

The challenge with helium is how you capture it on its migration. For an accumulation to form, a rare set of conditions needs to be in place: a porous rock that holds the gas in and an impermeable capstone to prevent it from continuing upwards. (Sears likens helium exploration to playing Texas hold’em and going all in with each hand. “It could take 20 wells until you find that sweet spot.”)

https://www.wired.com/story/green-helium-mining/

This is a difficult and complicate read, bit nonetheless very interesting.

I am not sure if people realise this, a commercial discovery at Rukwa would always be dependent on the gas water ratio saturation bubble point.

If you think about it, that makes perfect sense it also showcases.

1. Why the gas bubbles escaping from water video was shown on LinkedIn.

2. Noble’s shallow discovery appears not to have gas naturally escaping from water.

Direct quote.

Argon isotopes provide similar information to the helium system since subsurface 40Ar* is derived in the crust from the radioactive decay of 40K, while 36Ar is dominantly from air dissolved in groundwater similar to 20Ne (Ballentine and Burnard 2002). It is therefore no surprise that 36Ar concentrations show a similar pattern to 20Ne, with only a small variance in concentrations between samples from the NTDZ and significantly lower concentrations in the Rukwa samples. The latter show a similar trend in gas/water ratios recorded in the argon as that seen in neon. The greatest risk to the discovery of a commercial helium reservoir remains whether the gas/water ratio is sufficiently high to exceed the groundwater saturation/bubble point at the depth of the structure being considered.

https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsl/pg/article-standard/28/2/petgeo2021-029/610750/The-principles-of-helium-exploration

The sales process ran for many a year, plus an FSP all produced diddly and all well before any war.

Go back 10 years and collate the directors wages/bonuses and when there are massive numbers staring back at you, consider what’s been factually achieved for shareholders? Maybe after that you could then venture near the missing millions and all the other jam tomorrow tales.