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Thursday, 09/07/2017 11:19:49 AM

Thursday, September 07, 2017 11:19:49 AM

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So let's assume that it was true that special trailers were commissioned by the goverment to be built to haul helium.

A contract would of been put out by the goverment to jump start the program.

The goverment then becomes the leasor to the leasie of the trailers. The company it self.

The asset value of the trailer is based on the lease pricing. The retained earnings is the value of the lease going back to the stake holders oh the trailers. Now don't forget there are two stake holders. One being the equity holders the other being the goverment through the banking sindicate commissioned by the goverment to handle the goverment affairs in the matter of the building and leading the trailers.

There is of course a administration charge for this process.

So let's assume the asset value is based on the lease price minus the retained earnings. So what is the liability in the arrangement. The liability is the depreciated value based on a linear line of 10% a year write down subtracted by the earnings " appreciation " minus administration and sale charges.

So let's assume the trailers are not earning anything as far as revenue. They do start to earn appreciation value minus the depreciation value and storage costs plus the administration of the storage cost as the operating contract closes in.

This is tricky business where accounts must come up with a value for this wait time. I can tell you it's based on one the cost of goods and services going up over that time period as well the costs associated with other contracts of similar nature going up.

In other words a derivative is purchased based on the stated value of the lease. A derivative can be a commodity or a service offered. Now commodity is a strait forward contract easy to understand but a service derivative is much more complex. I'm not going to embellish this right now but to say that there are many factors that play into the outcome of the lease value regardless that it could be ten years down the road that the trailers will be utilized.

A good example is fiber obtic when it was deployed some twenty years ago. Another is the wireless spectrum auctions that took place. I can go on and on but never the less there is a time lag and the risk that needs may change due to the market demands of a service or commodity.


Helium is exciting. If they can take helium 4 on earth and convert it too helium 3 and using a process of fusion and create hydrogen with any harmful waist by product it will revolutionize energy as we see it. The countries who will lead this technology will control the planet.


One such country right now is North Korea. We have seen the threat they have emposed with the hydrogen bomb they plan on deploying. Let me assure you it's not the explosive kind of bomb but a financial bomb to the world economy as we see it. Russia for one has a huge stake in the energy project that threatens the world balance in energy provisions.

This technology has up to recent news announcement some time back were North Korea stated they had a new energy source that now they feel is threatened by the stiffening of science in this area by Western democratic powers.

Helium supplies to North Korea are being sanctioned as I speak but the true wild card in this is the amount of helium reserve Russia has.

The Russia enquiry will reveal this or there is hopes that it will.

Knowledge is power. Do your own DD as to what I'm saying has an ounce of truth in it. It could be all self promotion to sell my equity position or to acquire a larger interest then I already have.

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