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@curiouscat. Re your earlier post. Problem is, we/they couldn't really answer why they had high Hydrogen shows in the mud but only 0.7% in the formation. I have a very basic theory on that but it is probably far too simplistic. They/we also don't really know the main reason why it didnt flow in Clink unless I have missed it entirely - or they are just not saying. Is it just another mudcake blocking any fractures that may be present or is there no permeability in the formation. i.e. there is loads of gas in little pockets but none of the pockets join up with each other therefore no flow. If this is the case then they may have to look towards fracking. Whether that will be necessary I couldn't say and whether it is permitted there at all I don't know without checking it out at this stage. Whether they can get it to flow is anyone's guess, even the real experts get it wrong.

Skippys, there are a number of upcoming events that are in play but they are unlikely IMV to make a huge difference to the mcap and SP. The news is already expected and won't come as a surprise. We are expecting success with Linda and we expect that she is part of the same structure as Darwin and will produce a similar % He --as posted by 3LB recently. The PSC gas separator is also a known entity and is expected to be on song over the next couple of months, it will also have to prove its efficiency, and gas quality in production yet. Each of these events should add a bit to the SP. The IPO and initial raison d'etre for Hex was for ingomar which so far has disappointed and needs a new well to be drilled. If that proves the hype that the bod have told us then IMV that news is the one that would give the biggest SP boost. Rudyard is currently keeping the SP propped up there is a +/- known income to be gained from it, if there were no Rudyard the SP would be on the floor. The income will hopefully increase with further development wells, we have to keep an eye on the potential for depletion but. if the entire Rudyard field is interconnected then depletion will be slower across the board and production ramp up with self funded wells will give a sustainable income to support further acquisition or development - Income has however yet to be finally proven and is still a few months away hence the daily SP drop. Some won't like or agree with those views but each to their own. I have these in a SIPP now @14p- maybe bought back a little early but the SP should surpass that over the next few weeks and I think we would all be happy to see a few incremental increases over the next 3 months. Hopefully the 3 wells and all current activities will be successful in terms of delivery $$ and then I look towards the BOD digging out something that may be considered new and exciting that would stir the market and get that momentum going again. 5% He @ 3000Mcu/ft day from Ingomar plus Hydrogen for example - fingers crossed. Anyhow, my CPAI trade was a stoke of luck, bought last Tuesday just because it seemed like a good idea at the time and sold at 4.00pm on Friday with 130% profit, just because it looked like there was some uncertainty from the triple top on the chart and I'm not greedy so I banked the cash. Bought Mrs ezhik a mobiity scooter and myself a new drum stool from the profit--excellent. Last post for a while - honest.

P1D. You have nothing to worry about if it turns out the same as the multitude MOU's and exclusivity deals. How's the sale of that Rig? any further announcements or offers made on it? Another hoorah consigned to the archives.

100p is still only 10p old money. Some folk paid the equivalent to 130p. AC paid 80p, 70p, 60p, etc

Callit, just go to your local aqua centre, buy a small solar panel that would normally feed a fishpond pump, go to Halfords, buy a battery and hey presto, king of solar with huge development potential is born.

JH. I was going to post similar and say that the 3 wells would also need to be scaled back slightly from the 2750 produced at Darwin. The current set up is therefore for 3 wells -- but I didnt post as I would probably be called out for subtle deramping. :)

I bought a few yesterday, just for the crack. No real research, can't really say what the company is all about, best performing stock in my portfolio lol.

Naah. 1 v 5

'h' missing lol. blyat keybored.

I have found that trades on H.L are late reported, mine always arrive after ours and sometimes next morning and almost always in black. Could be anyone. Is it April yet?

There is no pressure involved in liquifaction of He. Transportation of liquid gas is not under pressure. Any apparent pressure is boil off at atmospheric temperature. Liquifaction on a small scale would however cost something like the current mcap of Hex and a fortune in electricity thereafter. There is nothing clever about their decision its about economies of scale.

There is no pressure involved in liquifaction of He. Transportation of liquid gas is not under pressure. Any apparent pressure is boil off at atmospheric temperature.

Beaub. It is necessary to use incorrect spelling otherwise it gets 'starred out' like it did in your post. I suspect that hyper is completely aware of the correct way to spell. Although he did get Vixen wrong. Yours sincerely donkeyhotey.

@Tim987

From fact: During the invasion of Ukraine in 2014, 'officers' were dispatched amongst the general population to gauge their views on the Russian annexation and whether they were for or against it. If they were strongly against it and likely to vote against it, they had their identity cards confiscated by the 'officers'. No I.D. == no ability to vote. Family friends from Sevastopol were interviewed, husband and wife. Husband kept his documents, wife lost hers and by the time she trudged through the bureaucracy to obtain new I.D it was too late--the 'majority' had allegedly voted in favour of the Russian invasion and the newly created pro-Russian local politicians were handsomely rewarded. Crimean residents were definitely not supportive of becoming Russian at all, particularly younger people that had been able to see and live with an alternative to the Russian dictatorship and corruption. Horses mouth, first hand discussions with people I met and from family friends. The invasion of Crimea was illegal and unwanted by those that lived there--same as 2022. Its about money, corruption and the destruction of the nation's identity. Trump is complicit in this with his pantomime of peace and should fcuk off and pour hot milk on that Shredded Wheat he wears on his head. My wife has a couple of friends that are calling themselves Russian, they are experts on Ukraine, they have never been there and don't have any direct contact with anyone there but they are totally brainwashed by the Russian Media and the complete nonsense story about Ukraine wanting to be liberated from a Nazi oppressive regime - if that were remotely true, why are virtually all Ukrainians prepared to fight for their sovereignty and relative freedom from the grips of Moscow.

And no surprise that Gibraltarians get upset if you call them monkeys. :)

You'll be doing OK once the SP gets back up towards 80p. If it does get there this year it might just save my c*k from the bacon slicer.

Ha. Looked at my Oracle shares this morning and they were looking a bit sorry for themselves, they are a bit happier now. Jolly good. Waste of time post, I know, but phew!

Gas collection pipes usually above ground and bolted flanges. Better to allow any leakage to disperse to atmosphere. It is mainly nitrogen in any case. There has been no talk of liquefaction in the field therefore assume it to be tube trailers.

@bagzz post 19.12. Well this shareholder predicted back in December that the Sp would likely be around 15p by mid Jan and I was not entirely wrong, although I think it took another couple of weeks to get there. I bought back in again during feb on the basis of potentially seeing a decent run up to the results of the Acid wash. That didn't really happen so I sold half and mentioned it on here, I then sold half of what I had left but said nowt about it. I almost posted a 12p expectation before the Clink results were announced but the bb police don't like reality or negativity so I kept that view to myself at the time. HEX listed on the basis of Ingomar being the jewel in the crown and the hottest He property currently available and so far it has failed to perform, hence the SP is where it is. I also posted back in December that after the obvious failure of Clink that there was a lot riding on Rudyard which so far has been a success and long may it continue for the sake of all. Currently there is no income, there are costs and potential for future revenue, they will need to prove the operation of the gas separator, they need to prove that the % helium separated by it is up there around 95% efficient and they need to show that production from the well is reliable and consistent. They have just acquired what appears to be a jolly good bargain and if it actually produces as promised they can then install a mile of pipeline to hook it up into the production facility, all well and good, then all they need to do is monetise it. Linda is in for a good time in April with spudding, TD and possibly a well clean up to look forward to and then a production test and sample analysis to wait for, results towards May time. Linda should create some interest as she is a new kid on the block and if it all works out there will be 3 wells hooked up and producing at approx end of the Summer. This is all still a few months away with time for short term stagnation. Production from Rudyard is already 'expected' and won't be a surprise to the market. It should move the dial upwards but not a lot IMV. It will however be good news and will 'prove' the concept but I'm not expecting fireworks from it. An SP upward performance iMV will be the 2nd attempt at Ingomar whatever form that will take whether it be a new well or another go at deepening the existing and if Linda proves to be a 'goer' then it should add a bit more to the price. I have kept just £3k in, just 'because' and' just in case', but for now they need to prove that the expectations are reality and that the 12-24m is starting to come in and then maybe that 30-40p would be achievable. Some will disagree, some might agree, I dont really care, but I am quite happy to have got out at 20p plus in December when I posted as such and happy to have been cautious since then with reduced exposure. It is what it is until it becomes something different. Each to their own view.

What about this bit "Core samples for Phase I drill holes CNG25002 - 009 are at ALS Laboratories with assay results pending".