Don't forget the helium which to my knowledge, there is no other...

Don't forget the helium which to my knowledge, there is no other producers of in Australia. Which means the owners of helium would have a monopoly on the market until other producers come on board.

A no vote doesn't have to be negative for the share price. Many positive outcomes if a no vote is passed. Here is one: Cottee has already stated that 2 other party's were keen on buying Mereenie. Cottee, also stated many people in the data room (how many?). Cottee, stated that the board had to promote the SOA. Does that mean the board ignore or rejects other offers(we don't know the answer to this)? A no vote could produce new offers that could be higher, which in turn could start a bidding war. No one knows what was said in the data room, other than the people in the data room.

One of the headlines this week, was that between 2000-3000 brick companies will go bust if they don't get gas. Are you telling me, they would prefer to go out of business? A lot more scenarios similar to this have been highlighted in the last few months but in particular the last few weeks. Think of this no bricks , no glass than it will have a knock effect onto other industries such as the building industry, car industry, hotel industry etc etc.

AGL has been quote as saying that crisis point could hit this winter (if it is a bad one) and at the latest early next year.

The no vote will only get stronger as the time goes on, because with every day the gas demand increases and the companies/industries get more desperate for gas, the media will investigate every angle.

These are just some of my thoughts on the observations of what has been said and with the information that has so far been presented.

Good luck to all shareholders

I hope that everyone gets what they are searching for!