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Shaikan was only 2D and required perseverance, 4 attempts before the final blow,

so patience and willpower were necessary here too.

Actually, I prefer PAT for legal matters.

It's better than Emmerson.

Certainly the smartest way to buy gold right now.

Twenty or thirty baggers?

Gold and oil & gas = same fight against the difficult times ahead.

Here's a tangent that's right on topic.

My report to LSE

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He's been insulting me for a year and you're doing nothing!! Soon there will be legal problems for everyone.

Advfn died because of this.

I'm bringing this up because Hormuz has triggered a fertilizer and energy crisis.

To be clear: these fertilizers contain far too much cadmium, 60 milligrams per ton.

We're currently trying to halve the level (due to pancreatic cancer).

Morocco: The Emmerson Case.

Nothing to do with our sector, plus we have a long-standing relationship with Onhym.

A hundred baggers like Prd?

Pdr can be analyzed scientifically and rationally.

The Emmerson case is more legal and subjective, therefore more complex.

https://southseastocks.substack.com/p/emmerson-plc-cheap-ticket-for-a-potentially

Thank you Jasper and keep it up,

many people here support you,

and on Leaders X as well.

Currently, you can buy the small Guercif children's beach shovel for a few pennies and resell it for the price of a giant backhoe to future users in data centers/AI and other fields.

Since it's a gas-powered shovel.

In fact, it's preferable to continue selling them shovels,

that is to say, gas/electricity for their data centers.

https://www.indmoney.com/blog/us-stocks/michael-burry-bet-against-ai-bubble-justified-logic-explained

Will quantum computing sweep away certain AI companies? Especially in AI software?

Is it a bubble?

Better to stick with very undervalued oil & gas play like Guercif.

If the bubble bursts, it'll give us customers -:))

https://www.indmoney.com/blog/us-stocks/ai-stocks-rally-real-boom-or-a-market-crash-waiting-to-happen

100 billion cubic meters = 3.5 TCF of shale gas at a depth of 5,000 meters—that's not exactly inspiring.

Sinopec will have to think about something else.

Expensive and complex, Guercif is better :-)

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Sinopec-Opens-Major-Ultra-Deep-Shale-Gas-Play-in-China.html

Only 3 million today,

they're having trouble finding sellers

Https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Europes-Gas-Industry-Seeks-Relief-From-Storage-Mandates.html

Https://www.hu.ac.ae/knowledge-update/from-different-corners/new-method-for-helium-exploration-developed

Actually, I posted this because the author of the thesis, Diveena Danabalan, seems to be Anglo-Indian, like MC's wife :))

I figured she was surely qualified to blow those ..... doors open!!

Chapter 5 on the Tanzanian craton will interest He1 shareholders, few of whom are here. The rest of the chapter focuses mainly on Hugotton, Kansas, Arkansas, and Texas.

The geology is challenging but readable.

The technical/chemical section is too complex for us; we might as well skip directly to the conclusion in Chapter 7.

Correction:

1.9% accumulation

Chapter 5 is about Tanzania; I would have preferred it to be about Hassi R'Mell, just to have a comparison with Guercif, which is right next door.

Algeria possesses 36% of the world's helium reserves, the majority of which are located in Hassi R'Mell.

Does Titanosaurus have specific traps (domes) that could induce a possible 1.9% loss compared to 0.19% in Hassi R'Mell?

Https://etheses.durham.ac.uk/id/eprint/12573/1/Full_Thesis_Danabalan_2017_with_corrections.pdf