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Saw something on this and recall GEX was thought to have a new supply of it. Is this correct and if so what are the implications on SP oh wise ones.

Which means a minimum of $30k per day.

Does anyone have a view on how many weeks / months it will take for HEX to reach the next inflection point, whatever that is in your opinion.

I'm with Gimli on this one.

Would anyone with access care to provide a synopsis of this paper?

Even in the event of getting back level on this one I will be keeping my money on the table in the HOPE of some kind of bagger. Got to be in it to win it.

UFO only have their 30% free carry up to a Bankable Feasibility Study. Is it a known what will happen after that? e.g. do UFO have to contribute to further development costs pro rata?

Most holders will know that a couple of brokers have recently rated a fair value of over a quid for this share. OK one of them is 90p diluted and the other has suspended that estimate owing to the 10 mill injection but its positive.

Is it because to sell is 891p and to buy is 999p. Seems a large gap??

I think Pulsar have comparatively high levels of He3 which could explain some of the enthusiastic early interest.

You and me both..

Hey all.

I've gotten the impression that the HEMO share price has been down 6 to 8 percent on opening the last few days but has recovered through the trading day. If that is correct my take on this is that there is sufficient confidence amongst a cohort of buyers to absorb the sales of individuals selling off? Eh yeah Neil thats how the stock market works...just thought someone with the correct software or IT might like to offer insight, I just use my guts and tea leaves to invest.

Yes, MATD, 80M and ZPHR but into PANR the deepest.

Unless I missed it they didnt ever say definitively how much He they are producing or indeed how many trailers they are ordering. Use your time wisely by thinking what to call your yacht.

If you are one of the good people who stumped up the 2.5 mill then you have my heartfelt thanks.

Rest assured I dont intend to sell any of my high four figure number of shares any time soon

, for philanthropic reasons, however I do also want to be as well heeled as you guys one day..!

Im sure Pulsar might have Helium in Greenland however their Jetstream wells are in Minniesota....

Thanks Sandy.

Same thing, I used 18.7 billion per tonne, that is indeed 18.7 million per kilo.

Maths is still "correct"?

Ha ha 200Mcf per day on well one

I already have a holding here and am considering topping up, encouraged by the recent RNS re confirmed Helium3 levels. However after doing the following exercise and taking info from the company's latest presentation, Im not at all sure.

Flow from Well 1 during 7 day test was 20Mcf per day. Say 5% of which helium4 thats 10,000 cu ft per day, or 283 cu m per day, or 0.05 tonnes per day, or 18 tonnes per year. At 100k US dollars per tonne thats 1.8 million per well and, with a leap of faith, at least 5 wells doing the same.

Im now thinking the Helium3 is a bit of a misnomer. OK its 18.7 billion dollars per tonne but 11 parts per billion at 200Mcf/d is only 0.0022 cu ft per day, 0.803 cu ft per year or 0.2 cu m per year or $67,000 p.a.

So by my reckoning the Helium 4 is more lucrative and maybe the CO2 and Nitrogen also.

Company has 187.4m diluted shares and a market cap of CAD $188.5m. Share price 1.1 dollar canadian.

Hopefully I wont get shot down like when Sheldon sends his paper to Steven Hawking...anyway even if figures are wrong I would be interested in the musings of the wiser ones.

Anyone done any research on the subject of which new helium ventures consider that they have elevated volumes of helium3. And are you willing to share!?