RE:RAMBLINGS AND OBSERVATIONSGood post. One thing to add is the possibility that, after this well, Pulsar will have a much better idea of where to drill the next well for an improved flow rate. There was no thought regarding location with this well; they just plonked it right next to the original well from 2011. It's entirely plausible that, with the recent seismic and the knowledge gained from this well, they can target a better location for flow testing. In reality, this well has merely proved up a proposition--that the 2011 "accidental helium discovery" really was the real deal. Now they need to focus on the highest-potential acreage. The question is: do they have enough cash currently on hand to drill another one?