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JJAL they are saying they plan to update shareholders with new plans what's so mischievous in that, you are really negative all the time, you've got to be positive when you have an excellent team and prospects and have achieved already, the negative position almost bitterness to anything that they do, where's it getting you!

With a Market Capital of �23m it does make you wonder how Helios is not priced in at all plus the Eagle Formation which is under test conditions and is not in a public CPR! Natural gas 710bcf - $1.775 x 3 = $5.32 billion Helium 2.6bcf now on $119 in auctions so under 1 billion So that makes $6.32 billion on 220,000 acres without the Eagle Formation which could be bigger than this in TCF's!

http://www.whiteeagleexploration.com/prospects/denver-julesburg-basin/ D&J Sand potential: � 30,000-200,000 BO per vertical well � DHC $150,000, Completed well cost $600,000 � Depths of 6100-6200 feet

Thinking about the course of action for a new position in the DJ Basin, could be another farm in agreement with ConocoPhillips, Bison oil has got big acreage position to cover, but also it would be exciting if a cheap vertical well was drilled on a lease to prove an area with less commitment to a bigger company, but would be in stealth for this as would extract attention quickly before would have the chance to purchase a bigger interest in the area!

I don't think it's in response to investors Zan as the model to get more acreage has been their business plan as per page 9 of investors presentation, there's a lot of productive land in the DJ Basin and would have thought they have a position in mind or are planning to aquire to be able to drill more of these highly productive XRL Horizonal's, they now have the partners to go forward! http://highlandsnr.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Highlands-Q1-2018-Investor-Presentation.pdf

That would be good Zan another project in the DJ!

I have a corporate notice in my account only other shares are HNR and SAR, so thought it might be this!

Agree with you Eringael traders and mm's playing the game!

Gravity wells and Uranium was side tracked to focus on the three main projects, Helios 220,000 acre natural gas and helium play, DT Ultravert with well protection, Inital stimulation and Refrack technology and also the Denver Niobrara Horizonal wells drills in Araphoe!

Rizq I don't think there is a solution other than Highlands protection as a newly completed well with frack fluid will always seek out the depleted pressure zones around that area, the best an oil and gas operator can do is increase the distance away from a well or stimulate less around its own area which would both decrease the amount of reserves that well can produce!

In 1979! The Liscom Creek and Pumpkin Creek Fields of Custer and Powder River Counties, Montana produce naturally from the Shannon Member of the Eagle Formation. Eastward, the Shannon Member also produces naturally from the West Short Pine Hills Field in Harding County, South Dakota. The Judith River and Eagle Formations produce on the Cedar Creek Anticline of Fallon County, Montana, however, there is very little current activity in the Cedar Creek area for shallow gas production! https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/5952918 Frack worked on Cedar Creek play in Eagle Formation! http://www.searchanddiscovery.com/documents/2008/08176zander/ndx_zander.pdf Dewatering process in the Antrim Gas Field! Antrim gas drilling is almost a sure thing--it has a better than 90% success rate. Most of the Antrim gas is extracted in Antrim, Crawford, Montmorency, Oscoda and Otsego Counties. After a well is drilled, a six month dewatering period takes place. After that time the well begins to stabilize. The water (brine) is pumped back into the rock via a nearby well. The more water (brine) brought up, the more productive the well will be, because it means that more gas will eventually be released from the fractures in the shale. http://geo.msu.edu/extra/geogmich/Oil&gas.html

It's a different frack than the first 2 stages where the aim for the 3rd stage is high permeability where the first two frack stages is a low permeability sandstone the vertical depth that was aimed for could be the upper and middle Eagle gas sands this could be the Virgelle sandstone with a high clay content ie smectite which swells with water expands and the pressures form cracks over time which leads to the high permeability so the trapped hydrocarbon's can travel into the Wellbore!

The real value where everyone gets rich is Helios no dought there is massive amounts of gas as we can see with the unstimulated flare and the different formations with a big acreage position attained over time shrewdly, the farm outs are to create the money too bring on other projects, always was going to be the question at what point would we be able to do that with east Denver providing the money, they want to progress other projects! I invested in them as a team to know what's best and has demonstrated to me technically that they know what to do with the money I've invested!

Certainly not an easy job getting the patents approved for Parent Well Protection and DT Refrack technology also with the planing and execution of the Permian Basin 1 mile Horizonal test with the Montana Helios 3 frack stage with 2 x N2 sand water frack and 1 x fresh water frack for 3rd layer Eagle Formation test, also proving up a 1280 acre two 2 mile horizontal wells in East Denver and the 3 deals of financing and also a gas pipeline deal with ConocoPhillips and a drilling company partnership, and now drilling 6 x XRL wells in East Denver fully paid for so we can move forward with more deals, got to look logically at this my problem is the share price as everyone's is we can all agree with that!

$6.32 billion and don't forget the low share issue here 116.5m which will make a massive difference, if you look at other companys they will have big resources but also massive share issues ie 6000m shares!

So remember this on 69,000 acres Helium 1.2bcf low estimate $124.8m 2.6bcf best estimate $270.4m 4.4bcf high estimate $457.6m Methan 341bcf low estimate $852.5m 710bcf best estimate $1.775b 1225bcf high estimate $3.625b Based on gas $2.5pmcf. And helium $104 Now 220,000 so we can times by 3 and this is just the Muddysands Formation Natural gas 710bcf - $1.775 x 3 = $5.32 billion Helium 2.6bcf now on $119 in auctions so under 1 billion So that makes $6.32 billion on 220,000 acres without the Eagle Formation which could be bigger than this in TCF's!

It's a small company JJAL I think the kind of progression that is looked for is a bigger company that complete crews can work on each project with the money nessarary, money constriates are always going to be there with how each project can be invested in, now in a position with cash in the bank it's got to be rare in the small cap market where the projects can be progressed internally without more dilution, the deal has only just be made and can all see the potential in the huge figures of Helios and the low cost DT when more is done, don't loose sight with 3 different projects getting further into initiating potential success, this is how it is today low volume day!

Antrim gas drilling is almost a sure thing--it has a better than 90% success rate. Most of the Antrim gas is extracted in Antrim, Crawford, Montmorency, Oscoda and Otsego Counties. After a well is drilled, a six month dewatering period takes place. After that time the well begins to stabilize. The water (brine) is pumped back into the rock via a nearby well. The more water (brine) brought up, the more productive the well will be, because it means that more gas will eventually be released from the fractures in the shale. http://geo.msu.edu/extra/geogmich/Oil&gas.html

Got to agree there b1 shadow did say that when the share price was going down and nothing has changed since only sentiment is much better!

http://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/10/11/1887/pdf-vor