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Plenty of lead in this rns.

Permeability is different to porosity. Can have porosity and a lot of 'stuff' held within but if its not 'joined up' the 'stuff' has trouble moving, but they told is there was excellent permeability which seems to contradict my own argument on that.

Gas readings experienced in the different sections were in mud and likely came from the cuttings as they were liberated from the rock and thus able to give up their gas.

Pressurised acid can frac the formation as posted yesterday but they may of course do something else--

Maybe best to look forward to the Turkey and trimmings and if they come up with anything positive beforehand it will be a nice surprise.

Thought I would say hello to the bb. Bought a few yesterday after cashing out if ORCP just after the off. I haven't looked into finances but with the pending assay results and the next drill under way, there is a good chance of further high grades and good news. I see islandgirl is here-- hope you make a packet so that you can buy another island.

I would agree sentiment re DM, I posted previously that his involvement was the reason I didn't buy just after IPO but I swallowed that view when the Co started making progress. I disagree about your view on the results. we can agree to disagree of course, no issue there. SP is news and results driven and HEX is a pure speculative gamble at this stage and any news needs to be positive. The Rudyard hope of commerciality is propping the SP IMV. Each to their own though eh.

Hexy. If they are only sitting in a warm cabin they'll be OK. you know--light a fire at a gas well, keep m warm. Otherwise minus 10 - 15 frozen ground, frozen equipment, retracted balls and shrinkled tinkywinky.

Seems like all the posts with this title no longer exist?

@Pardariff. Hey, I'm not there in amongst the hubub but if the first attempt doesnt work they or only has minor improvements they could do another acid wash. If they can assure themselves that the problem really is only mud there are some other things they could try if they have or can get to equipment. There is a sort of horizontal multiple drill tool that extends from the vertical well bore into the formation. These are small diameter holes that can be used to attempt to go deeper than the extent of the mud. If they are successful then the well flow can help natural clean up and slowly but surely improve performance. Other than that, and if the cased section encasing the shale section is proven up to the challenge, it would be far cheaper to cut a window in the casing and drill around past the damaged section into a new virgin undamaged rock. These are just ideas matey and hopefully this mud is only caked on like an impermeable membrane for a very short distance and the acid can melt it all away. Only then have they got a chance of doing a meaningful test on the relevant intervals. Only with hindsight will might know what transpired but they don't really have to tell the whole story. They'll tell us the beginning and the end but the middle might remain in the Helium Fairway :)

They need to bladdy hurry up and get sorted out though, winter is cruel in that area and could well put an unwanted pitstop into the mix.

For clarity as I mentioned 2 stocks last Thursday. ORCP sold this morning for an overall 72% gain and RKH sold for 17%. Profits went into OMI, price has already crept up a couple of points since my buys. I have no advice to offer as to whether OMI will return a profit or not or how long it may or may not take. I never posted on rkh or orcp as they were only ever going to be short term.

@curious. and anyone else. Your calcs for hydrostatic pressure ween about right. Usually calculate by multiplying mud weight by 0.52 multiplied by the TVD. It could be that they over egged the mud weight and in doing so damaged the well. They mentioned gas bubbling through the mud even at 11lb so in a way they didnt have much more of an option. They may have 'gotten away' with 10.2 or something like that but then run the risk of losing the control of the well. - this is unless the comment about gas bubbling through the 11lb mud was a slight porkie by someone in the drill crew covering his r's because he sent the 11lb mud pill down the hole and b^ggered the well. Who knows wtf happened. They now have to st up for the acid--we dont exactly know whether they are pumping acid at formation pressure or in excess of formation pressure. It makes the differnce between classifying it as well clean up of well stim. Over pressure is intended to open new fractures and if they are going that route they will prob need EA permission. If they are just letting it soak until the acid content is spent then they probably dont need permission but tbh I have no idea about local environmental laws. so it could be they need permission just to pump acid. Yes, acid treatment is a common practice, it doesnt guarantee success. Unfortunately folk on here don't seem to grasp that notion. All is however not lost :)

@Tiburn. I thought that I would enter the competition for the most ridiculous, inane waste of time posting but Karolk won it. Unfortunately we still have another one posting nonsense that anyone with any basic knowledge will be able to see right through. i.e. they are not testing 360ft, 340ft or even 330ft. ( the interval seems to vary day by day) and they are not accessing billions of cuft of gas from just 1 broken well. Anyhow--keep up the good work.

@mickey. Get the thing to 0.1p first and then see. Decimals are not everyone's forte by the looks of it.

Do you mean 'by' the market or 'buy' the market? Did you learn inglsh at skol

What are you, mystic fekkin Meg or what einstein

If the market is open there will be buyers surprise surprise..

Just look at that intraday, its a thing of beauty up up up. get on the escalator now.

The only person worth listening to is me me me.

It's a sea of blue. No stopping this now, its relentless

4bn tonnes of gas being tested with a U tube manometer, results on the hurdy girdy at 4.31pm

Massive buy there, £3000, someone knows where this is going

Once in a lifetime gift. All your Christmases in one. get on the sleigh to infinity. £100 a share easy

Unbelievable opportunity. last chance at 15

If anyone want to go there, HEX will be taking off soon.