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Looks like a break up, but I'd want to see three pips on the Parabolic SAR to confirm it first.

Love the last paragraph..............."We show that sections of the Tanzanian East African Rift contain

most, if not all, of the prerequisites for an economic helium

province. Noble gas data from gas seeps in the west and east

branches of the Tanzanian section of the East African Rift System

contain 4

He concentrations of up to 10.5%. This, combined with the

potential 4

He generated by the Tanzanian Craton and surrounding

mobile belts of c. 7.0 × 105 BCF (2 × 1013 m3 4He (STP)), implies

that even with inefficient release, migration and trapping, these

regions could provide high-helium concentration reservoirs. In the

region of the Rukwa Basin independent prospective resource

estimates undertaken on behalf of the operator and their financial

backers suggest that there is a P50 (best estimate) of 138 BCF 4He

(2.78 × 109 m3 4He (STP)) potentially trapped within existing

trapping structures (Helium One Global 2020), which, if recoverable, would alone supply the current world consumption for 14 years"

Great rise, but don't see how all shorters have been hammered. Many bought in around the 70p. Still not bad profit. Hurts though to know they made it on our backs.

Cannot find anything on their website re.resolutions or notice of AGM

The one exception to appeaser Trump not to take the USA into war was Jimmy Carter. So very sad that his long life of serving humanity is drawing to a close. If only we could find a few other leaders who contine to serve their country and peoples worldwide after their stay in office, instead of the money-making travelling circuses of ex-presidents/PM's we have today, wouldn't the world be a better place.

Funny you should mention the AA Newbie. I saw an AA driver sitting in a lay-by this morning. He had his head in his hands, sobbing. It looked like he was heading for a breakdown.

Why the hysteria and kicking RY. It is quite clearly stated in Oct RNS The sale has been approved by Russian authorities and the changing sanction situation is a concern....

'Robin Young, CEO of Amur, commented: "We are pleased that the Russian Federation has approved the Disposal of our AO Kun-Manie wholly owned subsidiary in the agreed amount of US$35 million. It is our intent to advance to Completion as rapidly as possible given the ongoing geopolitical situation where sanctions by various nation states continue to be modified on an ongoing basis.'

It's no good reading just the good bits abd glossing over the challenges. Realists don't panic. The sky isn't falling down folks.

I've never felt so uncomfortable in making a profit before. The rise of the SP from the recent depths enabled me to do so. However, when realising the circumstances which have enabled it, it almost seems obscene. I refuse to sit in judgement in conflicts. All come about because our leaders set themselves against each other, and humanity, for all its technological and scientific advances, is still hardly a rung or two up the ladder of social evolution. The young Russian lads, with limited training sent to their death, and his fellow comrades ordered to kill Ukrainian civilians are of equal pain to anyone who has a feeling for his fellow man/woman, who on a daily basis wish only to live an ordinary life as all of us do. Whether it is the death of an untrained soldier or an unborn baby, they are fellow travellers on our planet. They all deserve our respect, if not our tears. It is sad that so much comment here is adding to what separates us, rather than how at an ordinary man/woman level, all we want the same thing - to live in peace. I hope the peacemakers can make this happen. At 78 I am too old to naive. I shall be giving a substantial sum of my recent profit to the International Red Cross who operate in all countries without judgement for our fellow world citizens who are suffering. Perhaps if you feel as fortunate as I do to live in relative peace you may join me, and perhaps tone down some of the hatred.

Amen to that....78 this month...LTH...had all my teeth and libido when making first purchase. But age give you patience.... zzz Wake me up when something happens :)

Excellent analysis RMR. Obviously not a hysterical social media/sensational press driven reactor.

No, the nearest we got to Armageddon was halted by the bravery of a Russian submarine officer hero Vasili Arkhipov whose brave stand against authority saved the world during the Kennedy missile blockade.

We shouldn't be crying about the long delay, but it is so difficult to remain optimistic, with a misty optic. :)

Whatever your trading experience it is difficult to express any reservation or doubts about outcome, without being pounced upon as being inexperienced, have an axe to grind, don't understand the value of the company, in someone's pay, or lacking patience. I remember attempting to get some balanced dialogue during the Amerisur fiasco, and suffering the same abusive responses. It wasn't long after the disastrous sale announcement that many devotees savaged the BOD. As a LTH there, and again here, I am hoping to offset the large capital loss suffered there against some profit here. We are all entitled to respect for our judgement of a situation, and a little kindness and understanding goes a long way. A favourite saying of mind from the desert is, 'Trust in God but tie your camel up' There's nowt wrong with caution, it can provide a valuable balance to our thinking.

Tillywhiz, After two years of mega positivity I think you deserve a medal for your tenacity. I picture you as Sysyphus eternally pushing that rock, or REM pushing an elephant up the stairs. Not even FTSE large multi-nationals take this long to sell. I wonder how long you can last before your back breaks, but we all appreciate your 'hang in there chaps' daily words.

A 'reasonable price' is what someone is prepared to pay for something....and if that is the only offer....and long term there's no other way to move to production, then that will be the accepted offer. As sad as that may be for us all.

Look at the difference in the presentation of information in the RNS. No need to read between the lines, encourage the BB to come up with hundreds of 'I think what that means', and a swift reaction to price change. Come on EUA give us a break.

Serendipity Guess where AMC are ? Apart from up 25% today.

If only we had the same dastardly MM's that I have with my AMC shares . They are up 40% in the past few days for also having Nickel but no production, and little hope of the required 700 million dollars to get there, AND no take-over/buyout on the horizon. How fellow EUA holders must envy not being in such a company, offering massive rewards with no great fundamentals or potential. Sorry, tongue in cheek comment.

Tilly, Couldn't agree more with you about the facts. But just look at the whole market for instance. Imagine all the various scenarios, challenges, threats, and take-over possibilities of those hundreds of companies...all in the blue. Whereas we regularly content ourselves with hysterics when we achieve a 5-10% rise only to see it wiped out almost immediately, go into reverse, then rush to defend it. I find something wrong with my thinking when I join in with that, as I often do. One thing 78 years on the planet has taught me is to stand back and ask myself what really is going on here. And I have to admit I'm having difficulty seeing it.

I'm known as Mr.Positive in the family, but as a super patient LTH with a fair holding, even I'm finding it difficult to join in the rushed defence of EUA every day when someone shows doubt. Yes, I know the value, read the progress, know how the market works, but even so, at the end of the day what have we got to show for it.. or WHEN will we have something to show for our loyalty. As my old East End of London family would say, 'You sure you're not being tucked up like a kipper?'