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I think they are searching for stop losses 18.5p to 17.5p in 5-10 minutes, 17.5p held for a flash, that increased share volume by 50%.
Yesterday noon on wards volumes were very low too,
sales this week, moving up later...

@deepbluediver
how do you ensure you don't lose helium?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4zVkhSXlNw&t=2806s

Yesterday FT showed a Free float 336.90m, now its back to Aprils 332.17m ??

today 11/05/21
Shares outstanding 606.05m
Free float 332.17m

11/5/21
Shares outstanding 606.05m
Free float 336.90m

3/5/21
Shares outstanding 601.32m
Free float 333.73m

23/4/21
Shares outstanding 599.76m
Free float 332.17m

@Pantz1980, share price based on the exploration wells
The updated P50 in-situ value from $38B to $50B( $375/mcf) is for Rukwa only, there are also the Eyasi and Balangida fields..
Could be a dream share if it goes commercial..

@Pantz1980
Originally H&P gave a £1.02/4 Nav if all 3 explorations wells(mbuni, kasuku, Itumbula) came in with 18bcf between them, based on $250/mcf and 500m shares in issue.
That changed to 88p when we reach 600m shares , still at $250/mcf, so I just replaced the price with $375/mcf given in the investors meeting, just to see what difference it makes..
Now the 1st drill is Tai, so a bit more has changed, and we dont know the new BCF to value it.
I dont know for certain but since Tai is 10 km^2 I think its much bigger than the other sites, my reasoning is that the report mentions the largest closures being up to 10km^2, and the reports shows the largest are 2-3 times the orignals wells.
Since the CoS is 20%, its all speculation at the moment..

Just took a good look at the fault lines in Tai's seismic results after reading seisprocessors comments, and it looks like the fault lines(Dip) could be about 300m below the surface, but its hard to see..Initially I thought it was just fuzz..
Does this suggest they are sealed?

you can see this lovely horse structure a great place for trapping gas
it's popped up from the surrounding areas
as you know gas rises as it flows so it's going to start accumulating there
and on the strike line you're seeing this beautiful rollover
this is a lovely dome structure perfect spots for accumulating gas
i've highlighted the potential stacked areas of interest here at the base of lake beds and in the karoo
there could be gas all the way throughout this structure
because we've got nice repeating reservoir seal structures
especially throughout the karoo we've got light areas in the red sandstones which could potentially be bentonite beds
uh i mean up into the lake beds and even into hollow sediments there's potential for good trapping structure for good
good reservoir sealed couplers to form
so it's that stacked horizons which which has really helped us to prioritize Tai

Just out of interest I attempted re-calculating the £0.088p Nav using $375 dollars, got approx £1.44

Dont forget to tell us what you find :)

Correction,
it was nitrogen not helium used in testing..but nitrogen is the carrier for the helium, so i believe.
" I found references to seal(sand/bentonite(saturated) mix) testing for NITROGEN gas..10mpa and no leakage.."

Obviously DM was not talking about using Bentonite deposits for drilling
From reading It appears to soak up like a sponge, the clay particles expand squeezing out open pores, so becoming a barrier, unsure but think it could improve the chance of a seal at Tai..
just a guess..

@DBD
DM said they were going to use a Bridge Plug to seal the well after exploration in preparation for appraisals, does that add anything?
DM also mentioned Bentonite may be present at Tai, but did not explain the significance, but I found references to seal(sand/bentonite(saturated) mix) testing for helium gas..10mpa and no leakage..

DME are keeping the casing a secret
"After we have drilled this second well to the desired total depth and set and cemented DESIRED casing, we plan to bring in a completion rig to sample and test each of the first two wells for helium content, full gaseous composition and pressure, with a view toward determining commercial viability.”"

@Ezhik just been looking up drilling mud, so the Bentonite gives the viscosity, and Barite the weight/density.
Shuttiing-in thats capping a well, ?
So why not cement liners,?
Only asking because thats what I have seen in a number of videos, and I dont know enough to know any different?
Some appeared to be cement lined, while other used sleeves/tubing(gas) with cement in the space between tubing..

So now I am thinking DBD was referring to lining the well not the capping or may be lining and well head?
Found this..
Grouting is the placement of a sealing material such as neat cement or bentonite into the annular space between a well casing and the borehole created during well construction. Grouting is an effective and necessary measure for the protection of public health and ground water quality.
Found grouts can be cement, bentonite or a mix depending on application

trustpilot has lots of broker reviews, especially for last November when the ftse went up, found out the issue I had with my service has been an issue a number of times before, not being resolved I guess its a limitation of the trading platform and the number of customers it has to support.. Normally it is fine, just dread a busy selling day..

@DeepblueDiver, maybe a bentonite/cement mix, not really looked, but found some interesting articles suggesting saturated bentonite is a barrier to nitrogen gas, and used in CO2 capture.
I say suggesting because my understanding might be wrong, little knowledge..
l looked it up because DM mentioned it describing the seismic of Tai.

Halifax seem to be unable to cope with positive changes in the market, last Novembers realigning PFs and ftse +5%, just navigating the account as enough for repeated timeouts

Was expecting these to be listed and shown friday
Shares outstanding 606.05m
Free float 336.90m

@standonkin01,
biggest observation of the weekend :)

Roared, I hope Tai roars, sounds a good name for a tiger..
I have a tip that Hawii has plenty of Helium for the taking, it was in that Rift video you posted