Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[steve73] 30/5/2017 07:41

Thanks Paul - link added to the header... well - marine traffic alternate (which I prefer)

[paulbiya] 30/5/2017 06:44

Thanks Hamey LSE"Well would you look at that. The AIS beacon on Catcher was turned on today. It doesn't mean it's ready to leave, but it's a good sign. Means we can all keep an eye on it too.https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/CATCHER-IMO-9777280-MMSI-355631000"

[marvin9] 29/5/2017 08:43

Amazed how people who have lost heavy due to Durrant and his lazy ways.. stillllllll suck ass. lol

Comical pay rise for mega failure... only in the PMO world!

[marvin9] 29/5/2017 08:42

Ralf! Your back with your one liner.

Hows your mate Puppet Durrant?

[carla1] 28/5/2017 22:31

Lol..love the patter above ?

[eodfire] 28/5/2017 20:38

Marvin, I suppose you may have been caught with your pants down and bought in back when the share price was 300-500. You do sound very bitter. If that's the case, I do genuinely feel for you. It must have been difficult to anticipate the fall back then. I'm quite sure not many people on here care what you say so keep ranting by all means. It is quite comical.

[carla1] 28/5/2017 16:45

Lol he can't it's called little man syndrome ?

[eodfire] 28/5/2017 13:50

Marvin, you really have nothing of interest to say. It's funny as I'm sure Durrant is sitting in the garden of his mansion house enjoying his weekend, waiting for the price of oil to increase and stabilise and the shorters to close (which they will). More news flow for investors over the months would have been nice but I feel that in general the decisions that the board have made have been good. By far, the oil price crash has been the problem here. You just sound like an angry little man. Can you give it a break for a while?

[chickenrun1] 28/5/2017 10:22

I sold my PMO a week ago. I just cannot see these deals sticking and the oil price is likely to remain weak.

I far prefer BP. or RDSA which I've held for the dividend and been very pleased with.

[steve73] 28/5/2017 07:47

leon, although the article is correct in its assumption that steeper decline will seriously affect the breakeven cost per well, it's rather simplistic approach is flawed.

In the example given, the lifetime OPEX is largely time & production volume related, if the decline is steeper and total well production is halved, then the total OPEX is also halved, reducing the total cost per barrel from $80 to $60.

[sleveen] 28/5/2017 07:39

In a similar vein

[leoneobull] 28/5/2017 06:44

https://srsroccoreport.com/shale-oil-gas-production-costs-spiral-higher-as-monstrous-decline-rates-eat-into-cash-flows/Fascinating stuff

[marvin9] 27/5/2017 21:58

RALF! WHERE ARE YA ?????????????????

Where is your PUPPET Durrant?

[marvin9] 26/5/2017 21:26

Lenders PMO Durrant THEME SONG :

[nav_mike] 26/5/2017 11:07

They couldnt wait to smack this back down again :(

Having said that Polygon Global have added a sizeable chunk to their short position in just 4 days. Gone from 1.61% to 2.17% which represents an increase of about 2.8 million shares

Obviously the giddy heights of 63p and above were just too tempting