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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Harbour Energy Plc | LSE:PMO | London | Ordinary Share | Ordinary Shares |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 22.40 | 22.50 | 22.60 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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13/2/2019 17:12 | Exactly right, money to be made with these predictable movements. I've noticed PMO hasnt followed the POO as strictly as January too.I'll keep an eye out for it to exceed 63 dollars and monitor the new correlation then. Nice work, thanks for sharing the info. | tab27 | |
13/2/2019 16:53 | "If you can't beat them..." There's nothing I can say or do that will actually have any material impact on the amount of trash posted here. If this was an EU/Brexit board, I'd have no motive to complain, and yet it's not. So here I am, fully aware of the irony that, by complaining about the off-topic content on this board, I'm adding to it. But simply put, I've gone beyond the point of caring. There's only so long you can fight the tide. I'll be back when PMO is flavour of the month again on the PMO board. Stan: just so that I'm saying something on topic: close price 73.95 - a nice rise for the day that could have been better but I'm grateful to the generous powers that be for allowing us to momentarily experience hope (again) before the price falls through (again). | kaisharp | |
13/2/2019 16:52 | Yet again, the dark forces (lol) really dont like this at 75 or higher Lot of effort/sells expended in the last half hour to get us heading lower.... | nav_mike | |
13/2/2019 16:34 | i think everyone appreciates the irony of your postthats the trouble, people like you dont want people to post, but its ok for you to HAVE your saycan you see the problem? | stansmith3 | |
13/2/2019 16:21 | For those asking for a new world order, you got your wish: there's more on-topic posts on the LSE board than there are here. Hope you're happy. | kaisharp | |
13/2/2019 15:47 | and dont forget my call about pmo being a much better bet than enquest that riled you so - wrong again dbi'll pop over to enq to see if the "we are being held back posts" have started | stansmith3 | |
13/2/2019 15:33 | onedbwe can see who is right clear as daypoo uppmo uppoo downpmo downstop trying to be clever, you sound like an idiotnobody is holding pmo,enq,tlw etc backall proxies to different levels on pooi'm not your nemesis, i just call out your bs | stansmith3 | |
13/2/2019 15:33 | Re: POO It's PLUNGING UPWARDS RIGHT NOW- re: Venezuela I read this week that in order to shift 400,000 barrles of Orinoco Heavy down a pipeline, they need to dilute with 100,000 barrels of Naphtha......importe Those guys have SERIOUS structural issues to their industry that ain't going to be fixed over night. | lageraemia | |
13/2/2019 15:23 | I'd reserve judgement on that until after March 29th! I work in the logistics industry and I can most certainly tell you that the majority of firms in the UK that import or export from/to the EU will have significant cost impacts to their supply chains if there's a no deal Brexit. These costs will be passed onto consumers, so, be careful what you wish for! Unless of course everything you purchase is manufactured or sourced within the UK, hmmmm.... | dealer1972 | |
13/2/2019 15:22 | lexushes trying to talk things up, nobody really thinks brexit will be a success financially - other than nutcasestrade deals negotiated so far that mean anything: zerowe still dont know what kind of brexit we may get, if any, or the current deal, which isn't really what people voted for, albeit lots of idiots in sunderland thought they were voting for a brexit that wouldn't see nissan leaving and would bring high paying jobs to the north eastkudos rocks sometimes | stansmith3 | |
13/2/2019 15:22 | Back to PMO chart. Hopefully link works for all . As I have pointed out we are in a ranging period , boundaries market out on my chart . Above 76,15 ( a daily close and bullish candle ) is where I think there should be another add to the position. Another poster was correct in saying buy in the late 60s on support . Can't remember his nick , but chart shows why . As I noted a while back I feel target of 100ish on this leg is where I see it going to. Also contrary to my nemesis you can all see who is right in saying that Brent vs PMO in 2019 I used a 30 day rolling correlation coefficient to demonstrate that, PMO in Jan and parts of Feb has seen a decreasing correlation down to 0.42ish . Its rolling year one ( using 252 days ) is twice that.. hey maths isn't an opinion .. Anyway from all this one can tell that Brent needs to break out above $63 to probably restore the correlation. 9 mins to EIA inventory data . That might give PMO bulls confidence. | onedb1 | |
13/2/2019 14:58 | Just joined the new party below and made my first donation now let's get with the main issue roll on March 29, 2019, the beginning of a new order(Brexit could be an opportunity for a new world order) and that's from Mark Carney our Bank of ENGLAND manager | lexus880 | |
13/2/2019 14:51 | In a departure from his previous "project fear" and "project hysteria" warnings, the Governor of the Bank of England said on Tuesday that Brexit could be an opportunity for a new world order, that could be more cooperative, accountable and prosperous. Mark Carney had previously set out a worst-case scenario for a no-deal Brexit, which he claimed would tip the UK into a deep recession, wipe one-third off house prices and send inflation, interest rates and unemployment through the roof. But on Tuesday he highlighted how it would be possible for a global Britain prosper post-Brexit | lexus880 | |
13/2/2019 14:49 | The Guardian; You are reading the wrong newspaper | lexus880 | |
13/2/2019 12:43 | The Guardian: read it again what did I vote I am saying the view of the remainders is that if you voted to leave you must be an uneducated idiot. Get a grip it time for us leavers to get together and make sure the people get what we voted for. | lexus880 | |
13/2/2019 12:26 | By the time Venezuela starts to sort itself out, which could be years US & China would have reached a trade agreement I reckon, enemies always end up trading with each other when it's beneficial to both parties, always have & always will IMO GLA | mercer95 | |
13/2/2019 11:51 | yeah what will happen to poo when they announce they are getting oil back online...its not as if they have that much ;) | stansmith3 | |
13/2/2019 11:28 | Onward and upwards chaps . Venezuela is going to be under US control pretty soon - poo up | lbrokes | |
13/2/2019 11:20 | Steve, nobody knows what's in the price in my view. | jelenko | |
13/2/2019 10:52 | seanw... It's my impression that further success is the default expectation. If the results of the sidetrack is not so good, I suspect we could see a slight softening... but also, if it were bad news I think we'd have heard that by now. i.e. no/late news is good news, but it's already in the price. bwtfdik. | steve73 | |
13/2/2019 10:31 | Has anyone an idea of when to expect the Zama sidetrack. The recent well was ahead of time allowed but the sidetrack drill might not have the same good fortune. Anyway I hope for a decent result which could lift the share price a bit as nothing else seems to currently. | seangwhite | |
13/2/2019 08:47 | Stan it’s better not to get too fixated on individual posts or posters, the road to ruin IMO it’s just a message board,you do get some good info posted sometimes but mainly it’s just chit chat,it’s all about the bigger picture, global supply & demand, world economy, how the competition are performing,that̵ | mercer95 | |
13/2/2019 08:33 | im confused now, so you are saying poo up, pmo up?youve been denying poo down pmo down for weeks, claiming manipulationall my oil shares must be manipulated... | stansmith3 | |
13/2/2019 08:16 | I think they're running out of make-believe ammo to keep whacking POO down from $63 to $61. Good chance that this will be the day we bounce off $64.50 IMO. Another day of free cash flow reducing debt, another day of plateau on the Cat and another day day closer to Zama Sidetrack, BIG-P and Tolmount what ever happens. | lageraemia |
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