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Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd9Qy8FFu8E

Https://theoregongroup.com/commodities/helium/helium-crisis-puts-us-in-control-of-semiconductor-supply-chain/

20% of world helium is produced by Exxon in Labarge, WY:

https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/what-we-do/materials-for-modern-living/labarge-helium-extraction-energy-production-wyoming

Https://www.youtube.com/shorts/v2n6A-i5fd4

200 cryogenic transport containers [$1M each] stranded in the Persian Gulf are at 'expiration date' - pressure valves activating and releasing helium content into the atmosphere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7rQQQc4to

"The cost contribution of helium to the price of a chip is miniscule, so no one in the chip manufacturing business cares about the helium price. The problem is getting it [heliium]."

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/a-XvBfPFlmM

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g36KRTVh16k

Mott, a great interview. Thank you for posting.

Anyone interested in a quick video tour of the actual town of Rudyard, MT can find it here, starting at 5:00:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYxwkDCs3o4

A bit curious, all this negativity regarding the US president inasmuch as his Iran adventure is almost entirely responsible for the recent and dramatic gains enjoyed by helium shares.

Just now watching 'Mornings With Maria" on the Fox Business network. A substantial part of one segment was devoted to the helium shortage and its impact on manufacturing supply chains. No new information for anyone here, but such a detailed analysis of the shortage on a Class A national media venue can only bode well for all helium shareholdings.

Https://www.gasworld.com/story/altura-energy-restores-green-helium-pipeline-in-arizona/2244589.article/

Https://www.gasworld.com/story/artemis-ii-launch-coincides-with-rising-helium-supply-uncertainty/2244578.article/

The man himself

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMIRVE-XPSY

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMIRVE-XPSY

Sheephatch, you are correct. The sheer scope of the scandal in Minnesota will, on occasion, induce impertinence in me. Apologies.

On March 18, announced completion of acreage acquisition in Montana (now 19,000 total) for helium exploration.

https://www.revexploration.com/press/rev-completes-acquisition-of-montana-helium-properties

Agreed, accipter. Not to be overlooked or understated is the very mining-friendly jurisdiction in which Helix operations are located (Montana). Good, smart people with a long history of, and favorable disposition toward, extractive industries.

Pity poor Pulsar who must undertake daily armed combat with the Minnesota political crazies who run that State (think George Floyd and Somali fraudsters).

Staying with Helix.

Yes, EXACTLY

Biggest negative for Pulsar is the State government of Minnesota whose dense personnel, having no experience with natural resource regulation, are now called upon to create an entire regulatory regime from scratch. These same personnel hold little affection for extractive industries on firmly-held ideological grounds. The webinar speaker, when asked about these, understandably but clearly exhibited a distressed demeanor, stating that the company is undertaking a 'bipartisan' effort to overcome these obstacles. There is no need for bipartisanship as the Republican party is firmly supportive but, being in the minority, of little influence. His comment was, rather, a coded reference to project resistance from leftist Democrats who run the State.

The biggest threat to Pulsar's success is not geology or engineering - both are marvelously favorable - but State politics. Take great care not to understimate the capacity of the George Floyd crowd to initiate a full-on assault of Helium, Topaz and, yes, Pulsar, as its newest ideological target.

Https://www.gasworld.tv/webinar/snap-webinar-gulf-crisis-helium-lng-update-and-outlook/