Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
No I don't turkey balls, we have free speech and this is an open forum.
Go and live in China.
Optimistic? Delusional would be my call.
I was not at all disgusted. To a certain extent (something of an unknown) the potential resource is unknown but at the very least flowing of Helium via the DST has derisked to a degree the investment case.
It therefore is still a risky investment but justifies a modest investment with further probable post placings accumulating opportunities.
Agree shagged, an sp often tells it's own story. Still, had to laugh at that other overly long post suggesting that a special dividend could be paid. Such a dividend may well be paid but it would be on buy out or successfully building a profitable CNG business from scratch ie 3-5 years in the future.
Morning
Called this placing BANG ON on Monday morning although I am uncertain if my price target will be met so in at 1.75, initial tranche.
Bit slow off the blocks HE1, they ought to have launched the placing at 1.9-2.1 and that would have been a better indication of how much risk has been shed re the DST.
Strong buy and hold anywhere between 1.5 and 1.8.
Mick, with respect try and remain off Wikipedia.
Viagra works on women too...apparently. It can give them multiple orgasms...apparently.
Well at some point it becomes a bit tedious being accused of being paid to post, defamatory as well.
Let's see what the production graphs look like, not long now. Two or three months to analyse the data after testing but the first couple of results, if clearly stated, will give a feeling of commercial find or not.
Anatomically speaking if Eroxon works for the gland why not try it on the clitoris? Essentially the same tissue type, well if you can find it hoho.
Don't take my post seriously, saw the news just now and an ode sprang to mind.
With that list of yours though I would suggest that a) one would be unlikely to be in the mood and b) with co morbidities added to the list you are likely to be obese, breathless and/or old with little or no attractiveness so why bother with Viagra or Eroxon or indeed anything??
Recipe
Aqua, ethanol (35%), propylene glycol, glycerine, carbomer, potassium hydroxide.
I assume the glycerin helps it slip in
The Carbomer produces the boner
Propylene makes her scream
But Aqua for the morning after.
RIP E.J. Thribb haha!
If you can prove with high probability that these wells are producible over a sufficiently long period this might be a good investment.
If, to achieve long term production you need to turn Morocco into a pin cushion I don't think it will run.
Honest opinion!
If you are no expert why do you think the mcap should be higher? You ought to pipe down lad.
This is possibly a commercial find.
"one that will aim to achieve commerciality at the earliest opportunity".
Perfectly clear English, calm yourselves.
Note that the company has not called a discovery yet, an extended well test would probably be required concurrent to delineation of a multi-well appraisal program.
I was in her shoes hoho I would place today or very soon for 10+million STG at 2p. If she was really generous an open offer and warrants would be offered to the PI crowd.
As for the other one I would remain on your side of the equator. The other other one is too short of neurones to bother engaging with.
Sandy whatsit I'll answer you, the others aren't worth bothering with. For a period it was amusing to speculate about placings, delays, geopolitics, water shortages in Guercif (the subject of much research) and a few somewhat opaque rns's.
I was bang on with 4/5 of the minor placings....QED haha.
As for 'the learning curve' it's a learning curve for PRD you turkey! They are learning if the wells are commercially producible or not OF COURSE.
Jeeez not hard is it Sand. Not the Sand War which still pollutes regional politics....
It's a learning curve for me, genuinely fascinated to see flow rates and production curves for your wells. I would not expect them all to be superb but it's possible.
For the truly reckless there is the possibility of the oil wild cat to come in but if your gas producibility profiles are decent the SP will be fantastic so M5? Much less of a gamble.
True but confirmation bias confluent to a degree of risky shift has taken over the febrile HE1 tribe.
It's a field week for traders.
Helium is valuable, if a discovery is made you could do well although many are still 80/90% down. Hydrogen is not particularly commercially viable in most of Sub-Saharan Africa: Tanzania has a modest gas network and some Hydrogen could be admixed with Methane dependent on the steels used throughout the network. That is to say from H2 refinement to the burner whether industrial or domestic. The Hydrogen atom is so minuscule that it penetrates the surface of most steels causing it to lose tensile strength, crack then....BANG....
You have to totally on top of building/modifying and maintaining any system that uses Hydrogen.
Cryogenic transport? Possibly given Carbon credits but Tanzania has a LOT of Methane.