Member Info for sygmaa

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(1) Gas transportation, measurement, and quality engineer.

They just need to hire Tit.

🎈🎈🎈

At least when they watch TV they don't argue anymore. 🕊

I don't remember...

. They're all watching Scotland-England 🏉🏆

You're right, Paul will set up a group for several wells. He doesn't like to spend money for rns, he has sea urshins 🐡🐡🐡 in his pockets😂👍🏻👍🏻

Libya...

Yes and Thanks for that

This guy must be Ulysses or Strabo giving us a nice tour of Thetys/Mediterranean. A good complement to the "sleeping geant".

40 Tcf in Lybia.

Yes Dickienicholls, I'm going to give Jack the Rip a Zippo lighter so he can light crack and set fire to the four corners of the forum and the East End. The real problem isn't losing half the money (it was mine) but losing all the future gains:more 3 or 4 pounds x 300,000. Jack won't have benefited from it anyway, because he'll happily sell as soon as the price goes up a pence.

Small player.

At the time, I was hoping for 10 pounds per share (price + dividends over 10 years), a little less today given the dilution and the upcoming partial sale.

That's what these people can make you lose.

I saw Tit appear last summer and I've kept an eye on it ever since, its entry and exit from the green box, but always watching.

That's the truth ==>

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Tough times...Oct 14, 2025 2:18 PM

My son-in-law sold 300,000 shares (thinking there's no gas).

I'm keeping 1,800,000 for the end of this geological saga.

That's how my son-in-law lost his 300,000 shares.

After constantly reading on the forum, "there's no gas," he ended up selling.

He listened to Tit Gang instead of the good authors I recommended.

Yes-:))

PP,

No problem

Approximate calculation.

There could be between 100 and 700 Bcf at Guercif, but let's stick with the management's figure of 70 Bcf, which represents 4% of the world's certified reserves of 1.6/1.7 Tcf.

Current world production is 8 Bcf.

8 Bcf x 4% = 320 million cubic feet annually for PRD.

320,000 x $200 net/ 1000cf= $64 million per year x per 15 (rare and technical) = almost $1 billion in value for helium.

As on the website - :))

Yes, a bit simplistic

Yes, it's a "nasty post" but these guys have been ruining your life for 6 years, day and night.

8% of helium is used to inflate balloons.

For g..pride?

I understand better why Tit and Bol are there. 🥳🎶

Thanks Tincan

Algerian Helium Forum

https://www.algerie-dz.com/forums/economie/8752199-de-lhelium-decouvert-a-guercif-un-gaz-rare-utilise-dans-lindustrie-nucleaire-et-la-medecine

Towards the end, he makes fun of PRD and CHAR-:))

Hey TuppiesDad, I was hoping you'd already put me in the green box, since you've already put three-quarters of the forum there."

I want to join the others!

And our Canadian friend mocked X:

"Helium now! Why not diamonds?"

Except we're right next to Hassi R'Mell, the world's third-largest producer, and with the same geology!

Not so crazy, Paul 👍🏻

Especially since the helium percentage can be very high (it rises from faults).

Interesting comparison:

Hassi R Mell 80/120 TCF methane

8.2 billion cubic meters of helium = 280 Bcf helium (this figure suits me :-)) )

Guercif 1/4 of its Algerian Siamese twin = 20 TCF gas and 70 Bcf helium?

At a concentration of 0.38%

1.6 TCF reserves (52 billions cubic meters).

30 TCF geologic world potential possible.

Using new data published by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the website Attaqa, specializing in global energy markets, ranked Algeria third in the world in terms of helium reserves on Thursday, with a volume that has reached 8.2 billion cubic meters, just behind the United States (20.6 billion cubic meters) and Qatar (10.1 billion cubic meters).

With this level of reserves, Algeria holds the largest share of helium reserves in Africa and the second largest in the Arab world. According to the same indicators, it surpasses global powers such as Russia, whose reserves are estimated at 6.8 billion cubic meters, Canada (2 billion cubic meters), and China (1.1 billion cubic meters).

At the regional level, the total helium reserves in Arab countries, including the combined reserves of Qatar and Algeria, reach 18.3 billion cubic meters, representing 36% of global reserves, estimated at nearly 52 billion cubic meters, and closely following the United States, with 40% of these reserves.