Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[adg] 11/9/2018 08:26

The whole world and markets are swamped with get rich quick pseudo traders who haven’t an ounce of patience - it’s an “on-demandR21; society nowadays so as well as tv episodes being on demand then why not “demand” to get rich quick from shares....
Wild swings along the way but value will out at some point in the future and instead of making (or losing) a few hundred or thousands of £’s I will (hopefully) be making profits
Into six figures on PMO

[nav_mike] 11/9/2018 08:12

Marshall Wace have dropped to zero on the shorts list, however the other three have shown no change, so perhaps we were over-optimistic in our hopes.

Someone(s) has been supplying a lot of stock onto the SETS book, so its my guess that theres been a sizeable overhang from the CB conversion that wasnt hedged.

To see the priced marooned at 115p with Brent at $77.50 is crazy, but I guess those shares have got to find a home

[adg] 11/9/2018 08:07

Oil nearly $80, it’s now September and every day that passes whilst POO is is high is a day closer to “investment grade” and perhaps a £million or so knocked off the debt pile...

[fireplace22] 11/9/2018 07:06

From Cairn:

Catcher (Cairn 20% working interest (WI)) averaged ~27,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) (gross) in H1, reflecting constrained production as commissioning was completing and ramp up continued. Producing up to 60,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd) (gross) in August.

asa8 If it wasn't for the oil price recovery most oil co's wouldn't even be still trading.

[marvin9] 10/9/2018 20:33

Well so much for the magic passing of the 9th boasted by rampers to be the golden change in fortune for honest share holders ARF ARF ARF!

Not on Jabbas watch, his puppet masters would give him a right old spit roast.

Share price manipulation?

fsa?

ceo?

lizzy lips?

Resign Jabba your a freeloading disgrace

[steve73] 10/9/2018 11:12

Mike.. the total number of shares as RNS'd on the 7th is 62k higher than that RNS'd on the 3rd PLUS the number created from the CB's as RNS'd on the 5th.

I assume these can only be more warrant conversions.. although not really a significant number.

[deanroberthunt] 10/9/2018 11:12

maybe some read across from ENQ screwing over shareholders, again...

[nav_mike] 10/9/2018 10:14

Getting the feeling that a good portion of those remaining CBs werently actually hedged against those short positions

The disclosed shorts over >.5% havent reduced and theres a real disconnect again between Brent and share price.

Feels like theres a hefty overhang of shares in the market...that or maybe a big slug warrants have been exercised?

[binarypilot] 10/9/2018 09:01

114 seems like a good entry point to me.

But WTFDIK....

[nav_mike] 10/9/2018 08:04

Brent nearly $77.50...should help limit the drop today

/sarcasm off

[marvin9] 09/9/2018 16:41

Why stevebore,im humbled and feel a little strange that we agree on at least one thing.

Kinda brought a tear to my eye.

[jelenko] 09/9/2018 08:52

That is a U.S. article and relates to U.S based CEO's I think we all know that in the U.S. CEO's are paid stupid amounts of money. The U.K. does not pay anywhere near those numbers unless you kick a ball around a field and dive all over the place when someone so much as looks at you.

[steve73] 09/9/2018 08:35

This might be of interest to all the TD bashers out here...



I've always maintained that it's easier to make money in the oil business than falling off of a log, and that the companies success or otherwise depends mostly on the oil price.

Wide swings in OP & hence performance provide great opportunities for CEO's to set easy to achieve long term targets (or to fail miserably). It's up to the shareholders to reign-in or reward their CEO packages, but this comes down to the big investors.. There's not much point criticizing the company boards on these private investor discussion forums, since even collectively we wouldn't have enough influence to make any difference..

I do think that most oil co. CEO's, etc. are overly rewarded when times are good.. For once I agree with Marge.

[steve73] 09/9/2018 03:01

Good comeback after just 3 minutes - well done Marge.

[marvin9] 08/9/2018 13:36

So sorry slept in after Steboressssssss comment Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


such a boreeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

Should you not be off chugging your boat Mr boat watcher?

[steve73] 08/9/2018 13:33

What? One a paid up member, and the other a cheapskate "member"...!

I doubt it. Even a schizophrenic couldn't manage to appear to have such differing styles.

[luckygit] 08/9/2018 10:39

Why would Marvin want to trash the Premier Oil thread? Arf Arf. CV Hmmm

[asa8] 08/9/2018 09:41

Spot on small guy doesn’t stand a chance everything is corrupt with the governments blessing

[ggm5d] 08/9/2018 07:52

I'm hopeful normal service will resume, back to 120 then the slow march to 130. 100 day Moving average keeps moving up and the falls get shorter. Last time was 108 this time 113 or so, next time may be above 115.

[fitton] 07/9/2018 21:56

Today 9.3M shares traded. Just over 1% of the issued shares.Buys 6.3M Sells 2.5M + 0.5M of unplaced.The stock market has fallen 0.6%. PMO is down 2.9%.This market is being controlled buy huge institutions and governments.On pure fundamentals alone PMO
is hugely undervalued.I have said it may times before, its the small guy that pays the price.Don't get me wrong if and when it goes the other way I will be rejoicing but don't tell me its not fixed most of the time.I expect the shares to bounce from here to a new 3 year high but its still fixed!

[andypop1] 07/9/2018 20:15

Mike,
Thanks for the reply but I was asking OnedB.
Let's see how he justifies his comments before I respond seen as he made threats about the FCA and my IP address.
Have a good weekend.

[nav_mike] 07/9/2018 19:15

What is so baffling about that?

They are saving the interest coupon on the bonds that have been repaid. The fact that the interest was paid in shares is academic..basic accounting rules

Dr Interest Charges
Cr Share Capital as opposed to cash in bank

Just because the cost isnt paid in cash doesnt mean it doesnt go through the P&L