FWIW: I think shareholders may do well to remember that Hemi is showing an unusually high degree of 'staying power', which makes ownership of the stock especially attractive.
Knowing the deceitful, conniving tricks that can be employed on the message boards, I think it wise to be on guard for such practices, as Hemi is continually becoming a stronger buy and hold, day by day, and certain people see this and will want a piece of the action for as cheap as they can get it.
An interesting fact to make note of is that it is becoming apparent Hemi oil production from the reworked wells is entering a stage that is allowing Hemi the funds to move to a 'stage 2', so to speak: the development of new wells.
In this stage, because of the dynamics involved, Hemi will become an even more lucrative investment. Reason being is that these are shallow wells in very productive fields.
These wells cost approx. $50K-60K each, to complete, and are often not uncommon to have a ROI of 60 days or less, with many years of production remaining thereafter. This makes the drilling program far more appealing than the rework program, though the first was needed, to accommodate the second.
Though the reworked wells should continue to serve Hemi (and shareholders) well, in the future, it is the drilling program that will take Hemi to new highs. That Hemi has determined to begin their drilling program in winter, speaks much about the aggressive approach Hemi is taking towards developing their leases.
GLTA who have thus far 'thrown out the pinkie rulebook'. When the company itself, throws out the rulebook, it only makes sense that we do, too.
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