RE: Will HE1 need a raise this year, fully funded?1 Mar 2022 12:42
@Blubay
The preferred route IMO is market-driven. Do you honestly believe,
behind those closed doors, a strategy to drill (1) hole for discovery
is all they have planned? I’ve said it before, also qualified by informed
others, they need to move fast, one-hole at-a-time, just doesn’t cut it.
We know it’s there, they know it’s there, even @muscles knows it’s
there:) Without, a major JV applying the ‘Economics of One’ HE1
ain’t going to meet, what needs to be met ‘NOW’.
How many unexpected ‘windows of opportunity’ are
HE1 going to pass up?
1. Rainy season, unprecedented delay.
2. Other providers having major issues, too many to name.
3. Russian economic sanctions, though, China will not comply.
“The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate hut at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups”. Henry Hazlitt © 2008 by the Ludwig von Mises Institute
The following dictum, by Henry Hazlitt, resonates with me immensely,
as stated before, today, is a day, not promised to no one.
“Today is already the tomorrow which the bad economist yesterday urged us to ignore”.
Henry Hazlitt © 2008 by the Ludwig von Mises Institute
https://leeconomics.com/Literature/Henry%20Hazlitt%20Economics%20in%20One%20Lesson.pdf IMHO a must read for all present and future investors.
Synergising operations at the optimal level, to take advantage of
the current/future supply & demand factors, needs more than £10 million.
It’s not rocket science, sitting in deckchairs, is not an option.
Noob, dear friend, many thanks also, much appreciated.
To quote you “why use one word, when 500 would do”
Exceeded, somewhat, though, not bad in some quarters.
For example, Kipling do make exceedingly good cakes:)
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