Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[marvin9] 14/2/2017 18:09

PSSSSSSSSSSSST!

Ok Ok, I will tell you my investment method, but only if I get above 10 Green recs.

[marvin9] 14/2/2017 17:50

Sighhhhhhhhhhhhhh, its really hard being famous.

[manics] 14/2/2017 17:48

Marv: just saw your edit. Post my post number with that "167p..." content in and again, this is my last post on this BB.

edit: Marv I just ADVFN searched all posts for "167p as a minimum within a week and well north of 300p within 6 months" and no ADVFN UK post has included that, on any BB, ever, mate.

[hearts1] 14/2/2017 17:47

PPG has got 2.2p written all over it. But do you catch a falling knife? Marv has been burned big time. Lol.

[manics] 14/2/2017 17:43

Click on my handle and copy and paste it from my posts. That's CTRL+C to copy and CTRL+V to paste mate. You said I predicted PPG would crash today, so if that prediction exists (which it doesn't) you'll find it page 1.

You said I predicted £1.40 PMO "at the end of (a) week" around "a month ago". Lets say within the last two months -you'll need to scan just 5/6 pages.

Or, you could just use the ADVFN search function for "£1.40". If you manage to post either prediction, from me, I give you my word that this will be my last post on this BB.

Simple to do and an investor of your calibre could execute it easy.

[marvin9] 14/2/2017 17:36

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww 'mate' you little fibber!

OOPS!
I did get it wrong, your quote:

167p as a minimum within a week and well north of 300p within 6 months

[manics] 14/2/2017 17:27

I didn't make that prediction either I'm afraid mate.

[marvin9] 14/2/2017 17:18

Cheecky chops, please tell us how you came to the conclusion that PMO would be £1.40 within a week.... announced about a month ago?????????

What was your method???????????

But heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy at PMO tops I predicted 75p and you all laffed lol

And what happened, yessssssssssssssssssssssss it crashed to 75p.


I'm bored with ya now go learn the art of investing, rather than stalking me

[marvin9] 14/2/2017 17:15

Mate......... ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I'm going all giggly, no tongues on our first date now ;)

[manics] 14/2/2017 17:03

Marv which platforms and screeners are you using mate? Can you give me a few bullets on the pros and cons of each? Anything to look out for in particular from providers that you can think of?

[manics] 14/2/2017 16:59

When did I predict that, mate?

[manics] 14/2/2017 16:18

Marv: what's your take on all this SETS/DMA mumbo-jumbo mate? Why does a stock register on SETS anyway?

[bakedbean57] 14/2/2017 16:14

That some pressure on the bid

[marvin9] 14/2/2017 16:05

Begor.. your good

[begorrah88] 14/2/2017 15:02

Leads me to believe it is hedge funds etc hedging on POO via oilers. Strikes me as a more risky way of doing it unless the premise is that they are long on POO and covering by shorting Oilers?

Why not just outlay less on the POO long to achieve the same risk profile?

[nav_mike] 14/2/2017 14:56

Thou shalt not rise! :)

Oh well its not PMO specific....TLW and SOCO down as well despite oil price recovering

[begorrah88] 14/2/2017 14:26

Matched trades do though leo/paul/branson

That is what an AT trade is

Watch what is happening - there are trades on the book to sell and then there is specific 'picking' of trades that can only be achieved through immediate and direct access to the book.

Watch how many times AT sells fill the gap and come down to meet a rise in the bid even when the book wasn't showing any stock at that price point. An algorithm needs something to respond/react to even if that is a space in trading.

[leoneobull] 14/2/2017 14:21

Dma chancers? Dma traders just trade the book through matched trades. Shorters use algorithms to knock the share price down pour encourager les autres Trading directly on the LSE simply cuts out the middle man I.e. The retail brokers it does not reduce the Sp

[nav_mike] 14/2/2017 13:16

Very low volume day so theres no effective opposition to their shorting.

Disappointing though, which is exactly what they want people to feel.

[investordave] 14/2/2017 13:06

The shorters are not having to work particularly hard to depress the share price whereas buys seem to have little or no impact. You couldn't make it up.