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No problem TL. Incidentally, wife recently found out that men who joined after her, and who ask her for advice, earn more than her – and get a company car!

LB has done exceeding well (if that isn't patronising) to get to the CEO job. Ours is a house where we are towards the sharper end of a woman working in oil and gas.

‘Ridiculous, old fashioned observations there D -Geeman‘ - directed at a man whose wife works in oil and gas and who had to give up working in India, Thailand, Czech Republic, (and others), for months and years at a time in order to have a family. Now works in the office and is frustrated. She was in a meeting last week and only woman when 20 men.

And as I work from home I now do most of the school runs etc!

I just wondered whether that was a question for a female CEO. Maybe they’ll answer in an RNS?!

And I suspect it was a woman who commented on LBs outfit.

I have been wondering whether a male interviewer would ask a male CEO how many helium balloons the resource could fill. I think probably not, though as it turned out he asked the 'does she have children?' question very well, with unexpected and probably unplanned subtlety.

And actually, I think David Minchin might have been asked the same question though I can think of other CEOs who'd consider it rather flippant.

Good that LB has children already as we all hope she'll be extreme busy from now on (and clearly has been very busy since Feb).

We’ll finally, worked on an iPad. Hurrah. Great to hear her words (and yes, I now see she’s got a wedding ring and she mentions kids. Was my comment ‘male’? I don’t think so…

Thanks Dai. I've tried on my iPhone too. Maybe its a safe / apple problem. I'll try with my daughter's chromebook!

Many thanks for trying blissful but even your link doesn't work for me. I've even opened up an account with liberum in case one has to be a member. I get a blank page with the liberum symbol in grey, beating gently..

I know more or less the content of the video from posters here but it'd be nice to hear Lorna say it herself :-)

People here yesterday were saying Lorna ought to have shares / skin in the game, and then there's the view she's quite young and fairly new to the job etc. I bet (in the way that posters here invest for partners in ISAs) that her 'other half' (assuming she has one) has plenty of HE1 in their ISA without having to declare or worry about selling and the consequences of the announcement. Well, you would wouldn't you?

I've tried numerous times since yesterday but I can't access the interview. I get a light grey beating coffee bean top symbol. Is it just me??

So many more factions on this BB than I ever realised till this week..

'Quote Rah "The market is as thick as mince" and I tend to believe him'.

Alternative view..

'In 1998, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told the House of Commons: “There is no way in which one can buck the market.” '

I can recall hearing that, or her being quoted often, afterwards.

The market does however seem very odd. Another share I am in has gone up lots and yet no news at all. It's almost as if the Market is actually 'All Wise' and yet appears as thick as mince.

(I'd wager Mrs T. still has a few admirers on here, though maybe not Mr. R..)

CANADIAN OVERSEAS PETROLEUM LTD (COPL) NPV (DI) (POST SPLIT)

Sell:3.00p Buy:3.20p 0.56p (22.24%)

Many thanks as ever Wyn.

Hi Wyn, when an sp appreciates a lot in a day the RSI for a 'Month' interval can be say, 54, yet for the 'Day', 78 RSI.

I think you like to wait for the closing prices when deciding to buy but what would your interval setting be when you're looking at RSI with a view to selling, say at the 90 RSI and overbought stage, 'Daily', 'Weekly' or even 'Monthly'?

If it gets to 90 RSI on only single setting / interval would that be enough to trigger your sale?

I will RMF :-)

Thank you!

I haven't watched more than 5 or 6 mins of Dr Taps' presentation. But, and it struck me as odd, was that he cites several trials where combinations of dox and other drugs were tested against straight dox, for comparison. Was it two or three, or more trials?

And yet they don't have accurate data for dox, after 40 years and several studies with naked dox arms for comparison. Did these studies just throw away their data, or didn't perform biopsies when they seem extremely important in the AVA6k trial? And so how do they know what a 'therapeutic level' is now?

(I could have dome more research, watched the full presentation, but it's summer hols and watching long youtube presentations when children are in the house is not a good look... Apologies if the answer is obvious to those more 'in-the-know'.)

HL are showing this down 26%, yet I only see one trade and its small, probably a buy.

I only follow AIQ as I follow a share with a similar ticker and once confused them. Is there a promise of good times ahead here, perhaps?

All my wife says is that, if it were her site, she would insist on safety glasses.. But she forgives them as the risk is low level at that stage :-)

HE1 might be 'paid' in equity share in the rig-borrowing company, as HE1 have done themselves.

Just in case people aren't on LinkedIn:

'Overview

Islay Petrophysics Ltd was founded in 2010 by Iain Whyte to provide petrophysical support to oil and gas operators, and their partners.

Since then, the company has helped a host of operators ranging from small-scale 'one off' projects, to massive on-shore, and off-shore activities. We have a range of consultants to cover everything from, well planning and formation evaluation strategy, tendering services, petrophysics (operations studies and cased hole).

Iain has very carefully enlisted ‘World Class’ consultants who have a like-minded approach to providing the highest quality service to our clients.

At Islay Petrophysics we provide a full spectrum of Formation Evaluation (FE) services, from composing an FE strategy, tendering well/analytical services to ensure optimal quality and value, through well execution decision making and post well integration of data and analysis.

We pride ourselves on optimising the value proposition, efficiency of operations and providing high quality and accurate technical work.

We have Petrophysicists specialising in Clastics, Carbonates and Unconventional rocks.

We also have experts in Pore Pressure, Fracture Gradient estimation and Geomechanics.

Website

https://islaypetrophysics.com/

Phone

0783 3294 611 Phone number is 0783 3294 611

Industry

Oil and Gas

Company size

2-10 employees

9 on LinkedIn

Includes members with current employer listed as Islay Petrophysics Ltd, including part-time roles.

Founded

2010

Specialties

reservoir engineering, formation evaluation, Petrophysics, Geophysical, Formation Evaluation, Petrophysics analysis, Post well studies, RCAL/SCAL, Static model inputs, dynamic model inputs, Geomechanical model, Wellbore stability assessment, Reserve reviews, Cement log evaluation, Pulsed neutron interpretation, Well integrity evaluation, Pore pressure modelling, fracture gradient, Carbon Capture Utilisation, Geothermal wells evaluation, Helium & CO2 reservoir evaluation, Training and development, Competent Person Report – Peer Review, and Pulsed neutron interpretation'

Hi Wyn, In a sense we agree completely but closer to spud, some risks will diminish. People will choose their own time to jump on board but spud is a bit like a round number with the sp, and a resistance point. Getting a find of free-flowing helium is another thing entirely.

All I can say is that they aren't drilling cos' they know it isn't there. We do still need a lot of luck though!

Wyn, don't you think the market could still be holding back a little until they do actually get the tip of the drill spinning in the ground? I do because Tanzania is not like Slough or Coventry and HE1 has surprised us with bad news in the past.

I found thins with a few clicks:

'Tanzania is mostly safe to visit, but you still need to exercise a few more precautions than you would at home. Throughout the country, there is an elevated risk of violent crime, ranging from muggings to kidnapping. Terrorism also occurs, and there are growing violent incidents near land borders.'

What if Al-Shabab decided to target a western company and happened on HE1 in the middle of no where.

There'll be a certain herd instinct to wait till nearer the time before buying in, I should think, and I know you study the herd :-)