RE: Apologies..........5 Nov 2025 11:00
It's been sold into ever since Pizza Man's vitriolic bile, Zak Mir commented on this issue and actually said he didn't have a clue why that was being done. As you say it will not matter one jot if we hit the helium. Looked at HE1 last rns and they stated they had encountered 'good' helium concentrations, it was actually 3.3% and that % is considered good, a lot of miners in the USA get between 1% - 2%, this is still commercial due to prices of helium coming in anywhere from $400 - $1200, NASA paid $900 for guaranteed supply and future supply. Nat Gas by comparison $3 in the USA and $5 in Europe for the same cu ft volume.
If we have the same concentrations that have been encountered from the same basin in Australia of where we are drilling we could see concentrations as high as 9% - 11%, that is at the upper limit of anything that has ever been produced anywhere in the world. So 200% greater than HE1 3.3% 'good' levels.
I actually am of a mind to agree with past conversations that the Aussie Govt may deem, if the volumes are in 100's of billions, it to be of National Importance, just a question of would the Govt allow a free market price or negotiate a fixed price such as NASA.
Let the shorters / traders / have their day, hopefully we will have ours post drill.
atb.