Member Info for dai2belts

@Tro, I had a quote at that low, but only started looking at the chart, and working out the numbers, and up it went..

1m, would have been £500 in a few minutes, but I had no idea if it was going down or up...

Prem 40m,

Bold, Crazy, no good, --> timing and patients ...

88e, are going to be looking for money,

Mmmm..

@Skittish, whatever happened with DM should be left where it is... Any failures along the way belong to He1, rather than just one individual..

Almost 20 years, I found some interesting stuff around TPDC, not sure if I posted it...

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/tanzania-national-oil-company-back-business-bold-decision-mollel

@Mischief, I think if your a newbie or working you need a different strategy to the traders..

Poorest. dont worry I am catching you up lol

Thanks Tro, GST needs to be added to my live portfolio before bed, otherwise when I wake up it will be out of mind..

Best do now,,

@Void, I hope the day goes well, and you give a good send off..

Always sad news to hear,

@D-Geeman, maybe, but still assumptions..

You could argue that the recent leavers left because of mistakes too, its costs closer to £6m to drill one well, and some leavers were part of the team that came up with a $5m 3 well program, based around a mineral rig, and that was all in place before DM joined.. Plenty to be embarrassed about there, considering their years of experience

I don't recall any mention of DM being dismissed ?

@Roger, can only guess, but if they are working by torch light at night, things get missed..

I worked in a main dealers some years back, not long after I started a car came in with overheating problems.. I found out it had been in many times, had just about the whole coolant system changed, even the radiator.. The mechanics would change something, leave the car running, and start another job, then check the overheating issue...

When the car came in, the floor manager told me to start by replacing a recently replaced sensor, I only remember because he gave me grief for not listening.. I checked with the stores what had been previously replaced, so odds on it was the thermostat...

I found the fault, but the workshop manager was not happy at the time spent and what they could charge for thermostat, but it never came back, and if I was the customer I would have wanted a refund for all the other work needlessly carried out.. It was intermittently sticking .. eventually it stuck, when you put your hand on the top hose waiting for the thermostat to open, initially the top felt hot, while cool underneath.. But to catch it I had repeat step 1 over and over, so always restarting from scratch each time I failed to diagnose the fault.. Everybody would have checked it, I was just lucky..

Not sure, but I thought Void was using a little black humor..

@Tro, all the traders will be loving the delays..

I wont be surprised if we see another two weeks before testing,, I posted a video on the He1 BB, showing the rigs operation, moving parts highlighted in red, the rough neck appears to be used retrieving the rods, not going down..

@Mischief, we will get a bad name ramping & trolling..

But He1, if we all bought say 100k, so 600k that would potentially tick the price up two clicks of 0.1, if we did that after a few big buys went through, could get a breakout, as the vol could exceed 1m quickly, and other possibly buy on that volume.

But then selling becomes difficult if there is no breakout, as our sell trades would also probably tick the price down twice.. So we would all have to hold until the bid clicked up enough for all to sellout without a loss, and maybe agree to sell say 50k at a time, then another 50k.. to share the chance of a profit..

Most days 300k vol has moved the price, often 100k trades being large trades, but later half of last week 100k become medium, +200k largish, plenty of them too, and +250 large..

The +200k buyers around during high volume days, and the high price days.. So changing the trading to that of the 100k trader days..

I was just looking at Lse premium services £25/m, which includes live riser/fallers board...

You would be alerted to every big drop, to play the bounce, which is not so easy if you have'nt been following..

And you would caught GST at about +15%, depending on format GST does'nt make the board, but is in the list

Lol, so funny

@Void, Normally you choose your rig on capabilities, but some do it on colors lol

looks like the rough neck is only only used pulling out, which is interesting..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyztj6vEoJI

Maybe it does work on gradually pressure, rather than operating at a set pressure ?

Stella is like Lorna

gives me a headache ;)

Lol, I see Tro has been posting all the interviews on He1, ramper......

Funny, a few years back, I found this pump and dump site, Tro was listed as No1 ramper, and I was No2 for He1..

Anyone use IG, and tried out their shorting demo account ?

Reads wrong "which are'nt getting there " ---> not reaching pressure

Stella times

@Roger, giving not leaking, if the pipes have become slightly elastic they may bulge near the required higher pressures, ..I doubt the rough neck is opening and closing on gradual pressure, but rather on pulses of pressure, which are'nt getting there or are intermittently performing . They have'nt been clear there but I suspect its likely something else, and I dont know if those pipes soften or crack with age..

Along the same lines, could be they introduced air into the system, and have an airlock, something you won't be able to see, is compressible, so acts like a spring and will very likely cause their issue. And an airlock is something that wont self bleed, and needs forcing out of the system..

At higher pressures, valve seals and piston gap tolerances need to be spot on...

But I think both were waffling, and talking around the facts,

If that list of exchanges is accurate, then GS20 looks to be in the top 10 of volume at $947.51 M

I wonder if some of the pipes are giving under pressure