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Diversified, I am not too sure "organisations" have moved in just yet. They must have indeed placed HE1 under their radar though. They are mostly risk aversed and will be waiting on the sidelines for our first helium confirmation to move in heavy. Then, you will see us moving up in price with big strides and not this pathetic % numbers we see today.

They will do the maths and calculate our NPV and be happy to pay anything under it and get rid of pis who have no idea of our potential value. Most private investors know only the price of something and not its value.

He reminded me of a boy who had just seen the presents under the Christmas tree before everyone else did.

Bigbench, the mud seal at 70m is awful, yet, it has managed to hold 2.2% under it. That's why David is really excited about it. That tells him that the rocks seals below, which are greatly better than the mudstone at 70m, may hold not only a higher % of helium but also manage to keep the gas in place. And sandstone is great as a reservoir and shale as our seal we may just be sitting on a huge pile of cash.

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Bigbench, what do you think was the helium rate show at 400m? My money tells me the seal at 400m was much better than that mud seal at 70m.

"..hydrocarbon companies looking to reduce its carbon footprint would see this acreage as a must have".

Diversified, now you have hit the nail in the head with a sledgehammer! The carbon neutral credits are worth lots on the top of helium prices and many would value that to reduce their own carbon footprint and the positive image and publicity it brings.

Whatever way look at it looks good.

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"Exxon will understands the strategic importance of..."

Diversified, my money is on Qatar to snap them, or even the Chinese.

IGM, the odds do look in our favour I would imagine. Especially when I see Helium at 10% seeping to the surface as it escapes through the fault lines, like a direct straw I to a pool of helium below, and bouble on the lake's surface! Seriously, that must have been the easiest Phd thesis one could have written!

We know Rukwa basin generates helium and now we are checking whether the seals hold it! Knowing that at 70m a mudstone seal managed to hold 2% helium to an extent, the probability that the shale rocks below will do a better job seems quite possible.

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I doubt HE1 will tweet often now we are a handful days away from the RNS. Anything now will be too critical. Having said that, by not tweeting also may tell us an RNS is expected any second now. Tic followed by toc followed by tic... :0)

PJ, 4 - 0....class!

Why I will not be squirted out of this share when Tai ejaculates its first big load, like some are suggesting they will, on our first drill? This is clearly just foreplay, although some are happy with this premature outcome, I think I prefer to sweat a little longer and make the whole experience to last as I can hold much much longer.

The 70m mudstone 2% rate HElium show RNS means a lot and t think that such a poor seal (mudstone) managed to retain 2% of Helium, especially being Helium that can escape very easily, is, as our CEO said, a superb indication that much better seals below will hold the gas in greater quantities and higher rates. I haven't stopped thinking how relevant this is to me. And our CEO keeps referring to it, especially in this last interview. Tell me if this shouldn't be screaming to any potential investor and us, when Katie asked him..are you confident, what was his expression?

"HA HAAA!! You betcha!"

Those two HA HAs came so spontaneously that I am seriously thinking in adding a little more on monday, if the wife agrees to it.

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Skittish, thank you for your thoughts posted here. Very interesting to read it and it makes a lot of sense. Got to wait for the RNS now, hopefully one by mid or end of next week, but definitely no later than the week next. A few more sleeps I guess.

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Steadydanny, sorry, I was joking there. I didn't take you as one of those trying to speak to the dead. ;0)

SGF, totally! I guess most members here have the same view regarding possible news arriving at the end of next week or beginning of the following week; Bunsa's post also highlights that. Sure we would love news earlier but let's not rush with expectations. One thing for sure...we will have them soon.

Good weekend all and patience..we are almost there.

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SGF, I have given some time looking at what you said and I am now convinced that, indeed, they have some few hundreds of meters to go though, work the well to at TD to prepare it for the wiring log test, having to take the drilling pipe out, etc before they issue us an RNS. Maybe end of next week or the monday next? As CEO said...news will come when news will come.

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SteadyDanny, I guess there is no harm in asking for help beyond the grave. :0) ..not that we need it.

On another note, I think we have a BB with lots well informed posters here. No numpty can say otherwise.

The attributable benefits that TAi will bring us is not only related to the gas in place, but more importantly is the effectiveness of seal formations and the capacity it has in keeping the gas in place, not to mention the % of gas in place. I trust if we can have 5% of helium of helium in place we will have proved the Rukwa base as the world's biggest ever Helium find and the significance of it will definitely attract institutional investors to HE1.

Sea and Fly, this video must have been the youtube video with the most replays I have ever carried out!! David is definitely careful with what he is saying that can land him in hot water, but at the same time one can see he can barely control himself.

I think he is doing us, the small guys, the many shareholders of HE1, a favour with his interviews, tweets and pictures. He didn't screw us by giving the traders 20 million worth of shares at 10p, but only 10 million, despite them offering the cash. That would have definitely placed HE1 in a comfortable position regarding funding for drilling campaign..no he didn't.

This guy is one of to top CEO in my books and I will not hesitate to follow him should he ever manage other companies. Thanks Mr. Minchin and all the best with the work in Tanzania.

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PJonesy, it is a lad, by the way. I actually was thinking more like Gustav Holst- The Planets, Full Suite and HE1 releases the Kraken?

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Exactly, Bamb. Think, if he knew anything was not right, I imagine he would be less enthusiastic and come across as if the weight of world was on his shoulders. This guys has "springs on his heals" at 0600 in the morning to see what the drill lads are up to and what the spectrometer is saying!!

And taking what SGF noted yesterday regarding the enthusiasm show in the interview by David Minchin, "he’s buzzing isn’t he? That’s not the demeanour of a man under pressure" I think we can imagine what he is reading in that spectrometer every day.

Come on next week!!