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I guess greenhouse keepers are "conspiracy idiots" then - they intentionally pump Co2 at a 1200ppm level into their greenhouses, because 100s of years of biology and botany - not to mention their annual yields - all show that Co2 is good for plant life. Your "conspiracy" statement is simply hilarious, and a "go to" accusation for the hard-of-thinking conformist everywhere.
That's completely incoherent.
Quady correction, I have a substantial lack of knowledge, not a complete one. Things are never as absolute as some are inclined to believe. Is there a specific statement you wish to contend off your own bat?
Hang on...I think fossil fuels ARE helping. Global Greening is the greatest ever gift we have returned to the biosphere. And the little bit of heating we have contributed is obviously good for life as well. The popular catastrophic scenarios rely upon positive feedback loops - eg 1/2 degree of our warming causes xyz to cascade, thereby raising the temperature 4 degrees. These are wildly improbable in a multi-billion year old system, which has seen far greater warmings, freezes and the rest. Negative feedback loops are far more likely in such a system. And indeed one appears to be in effect now, with our having raised the Co2 considerably, yet the satellite temperatures today are back to 20th century levels. hardly the catastrophe we were badgered into expecting by now.
BBG, I absolutely don't know, but my guess would be the FIRB are concerned when the asset is in Australia, not just the head office.
And the rest! Unmatched upside.
Whereas on the new Cornerstone presentation - https://cornerstoneresources.com/site/assets/files/5534/cgp_corporatepresentation_2105.pdf
...slide 6 shows a cartoon section of Alpala which I hadn't seen before. It clearly shows why Alpala open pit needs to be explored alongside the block caving plans.
Separately, it's coming up to five months since the company announced Tandayama-America as a "discovery" and a "high-quality problem." Surely we deserve some further news at some stage?????
It's not your fault the author can't count.
Cheers Steve, like it, like it.
Then how would it be a good idea?
Re When to sell...no one knows THE answer of course. I have a few systems to take the decision-pain-paralysis away. If a stock goes up 50%, I have to sell 20%. If it makes it to 5x my original buy price, then I have to sell 20% of what i have left. If it gets to 10x, then I have to set a stoploss for the next 20%. But the rest, I have to hang on - in theory - forever.
All arbitrary, but I just must sell some on the way up, and I also must hang on in case it's a Big One.
Another guideline I may apply here is from Rick Rule, saying that if your stock rises a whole lot even before the drilling, then you just have to take some winnings because it's such a rare good situation.
I can explain that!
And I'm stoked it just hit 42 cents! Maybe the crazies will pull our price their way!
*it's only just started trading so it will be a bit more up & down than usual
*OTC is much more "wild west" than other dual listings - higher spreads, less volume, more crooks, more dreamers, more imbeciles etc
*American speculative markets are currently bananas - with a bias towards UP, but still kookoo for cocopops.
The primary market, if it still has the majority of the volume, will by far be the trendsetter. The other market will orbit, with variable eccentricity.
No, it's more like a weird cousin....don't read too much into it. Up is still better than down though!
Now up 414%...the machine's broken.
now 24%. all over the shop.
HLOGF up 40%, those wacky Americans.
If anyone hears of another company acquiring Tanzanian helium projects, could they mention it here?
Of course, it's only on the OTC, but your question is a good one. While I'm not holding my breathe for stateside impact, HE1 does have some elements that could make for a 2021 fad-stock. i.e. it has been rocketing up nicely, so there's momentum...and, helium is involved in all sorts of gee-wiz high-tech business curiosities, so it could titillate the right demographic.