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Choicewords - I invariably let posts that I disagree with pass without comment but your 20:48 is woefull. Helium is too light to be held by Earth's gravity and so would migrate into space. Only the more dense gases are held within the gravitational pull of the Earth.

Regarding your othet point about storage, the US in the 1920s set up the National Helium Reserve underground which was extremely beneficial to cold war rocketry and the space race ot the 60s/70s and at one time held over 1b cubic metres of Helium. Over the years the management of this asset under Government control ( f/ups) was incurring over $1b losses so they started selling it off which gradually reduced the SP of Heliumfor a long time. (think G Brown and gold)

Another point about about storage is that HEX is about to harvest and sell Helium which has been stored underground for millions of years. Hope Bo is right and not you.

PS - as an experiment I decided to keep a helium filled balloon which my daughter had bought me back in May for my (aged) birthday and it is still inflated and clinging to my lounge ceiling. Hope we're both still there next year and I'm enjoying what ever the future my investment in HEX can give me.

Jerry - Ouch! LMAO

Many on here suspect his posts are all make believe. Perhaps the 'wife' is a figment of his imagination too.

Kaeren, you do some heavy reading to share any titbits with us. Many thanks.

Biden doing a G Brown there. Why sell off a strategic asset? Makes for greater future US demand for HEX though.

Well done llololly for spotting my deliberate error which ran throughout my post. Was just checking to see if anyone was paying attention. Anyway, because of my age I claim a free pass from the grammar police when posting prior to 8.00am.

While we're awaiting with baited breath the next RNS (AI having failed to satisfy our curiosity regarding drill 6 as AI is at present little more than a very good search engine - if it ain't out there AI can't pick it up) just a couple of background snippets which some may not know already.

Montana is made up mainly of it's plains area, falling in elevation from it's peaks in the Westerly Rockies to the plains heading Eastwards. These plains form part of what is known as 'the Great Plains' along with those from another 9 adjoining states. Rudyard sits on the plains which though relatively flat is at an elevation of just over 3000ft. which to put it into context is higher than all but 4 peaks in England - Scafell, Skiddaw etc. (Bet its cold up there of an evening!) Montana is about 60% larger than UK in area but has only 1/60th the population. (according to Govt figures for UK population which the UK Retail Consortium believe to be at least 20% higher) You could hide quite a few rigs in Montana and no one would know except a few grouse perhaps.

Not long now people and I expect a shed load of news when the next RNS arrives.

Agreed 3LB. Some folk are much too impatient and are looking for SP to rise every day. Inez does seem to be taking a little longer than normal to complete but a few days wait here won't ruin the stellar performance over the last year.

The Discovery/Alert article says that Helix has 'a 40% reduction in dry holes through advanced seismic interpretation algorithms'.

I can't remember much in the way of dry holes to enable a 40% reduction or have I missed something?

I must say that I would like to have my drill sorted before I went into Beaver Creek but then I'm a senior who enjoyed a couple of beers this afternoon!

End of a canny week. Long may it continue.

Good to see you're still around, hopefully with that big pot you had a few years ago. This time next year Rodders.......

Good luck mate.

It was interesting(ish) to get a look at our new man - looked like he'd just got out of bed tbh but that's just me and is of little consequence.

What he had to say was already known to those of us who keep up to date with official releases from HEX and was aimed at newbies or prospective shareholders, though there was comfort to be gained from him confirming what we had previously been told.

Just hope that any M&A doesn't come about by way of much dilution and that its always SP accretive as was that brilliant deal with Rudyard.

Sad news about 4 miners dead and a further 2 still trapped at Codelco's El Teniente mine in Chile, the world's largest underground copper mine. Authorities have said they are investigating whether the cause of the earthquake was mining activity or natural tectonic shifts. It does happen then unfortunately.

Thanks for the heads up regarding the earthquacks mate. I've been wondering why the SP had slowly declined over the past few years, but I can see why now. You've made it so wholly clear.

BTW have you read about the radiation risk? Apparently that rady active cloud from Chernobyl still circles the earth and passes over Ecuador every 6 months. It doesn't affect copper (green metal you see) but any gold mined during the 6 months or so it is passing over is made rady active and therefore valueless for at least 50 years. Apparently Cascabel has a mine life exceeding 50 years so eventually it won't be a problem for them, but stay shtum and we'll keep that one to ourselves. Got to keep them worried.

Anyway I'm selling my shares tomorrow and going short. Made stacks being a contrarian! Keep digging! (See what I did there?) I love laughing me! Chin chin.

PS - from your 21:01, could it happen that agencies with 'nefarious reasons' could populate the internet with information, correct or not, that would produce an AI response to a search that they required. It would be so believable to swathes of the population and reproduced extensively by the MSM.

Surely not as politically motivated agencies and governments would use it!

Kaeren - as I've posted previously, I welcome your posts and agree with most that you say but with regard to today's RNS my first thought was that the figure quoted (not definitive fair do's and what do I know anyway) was a little bit disappointing. Though I can understand your reasons for Bo's seeming less than overjoyed about the declared result, perhaps he was a tad underwhelmed himself. I hope not and that the full results in a weeks time will be truly joyfull.

No intention of selling for yonks yet. If I had more cash available I would invest more as I believe the big increase will occur when the wells are linked to the plant and we are selling Helium. May top slice some then but HEX has much further to go after that. Eggs in baskets etc.

PS - Well done Stokes and the lads. Have some beers and a rest.

Certainly wouldn't call Kaeren a bully and I thought 'she' wasn't a 'boy'. If she is a boy (pronouns, pronouns!) then I apologise to Kaeren, but I for one value her research and knowledge and welcome her posts.

Each to their own MG.

Might be meaningless but Bo refers to our 'North Montana Assets', I believe for the first time. Is this so that any new US investors know where we are operating or is he giving them a label prior the mention of project acquisitions elsewhere?

She is an Engineer, had her own company designing and manufacturing parts for high performance cars a number of years ago and he runs a street food stall in the Alps.

Hope that helps.

Cheers Add. Might have a blue day today then. 6.93 by close. Pile in guys!

CackHigher - Re your 16:19. Pray tell what is the substance of your 'guarantee'? It would be meaningful if it is cash - and here I'm talking about a decent wedge - or is it in fact no more than you mouthing off again.

I've rarely come across a poster more tediously boring than you. You criticise others for posting regularly on this BB yet you hang around like a bad smell in a windowless toilet. Give us a break, disappear for the 12 months where you claim nothing will happen. Or will you prove that you are a liar, merely an offensive individual or both.