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[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 21:11

Kipper is the guy who bought at 2.8 in UKOG!!!!!and is desperate cause He lost a lot

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 21:09

Anyway they don't deserve mercy buying UKOG!!!!

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 21:08

Did u know that we have more cash than u?and yr mcap is 100 mil ffs u still didn't know Lenigas?is scamming UKOG

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 21:07

It's time for me to screw that nest of snakes UKOG!!

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 21:04

So desperate to buy cheap!The other derampers bought in today!!This one still doesn't understand trading

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 21:02

Kipper...everyone can see how stupid you are.Mr L2....lying non stop.Caught you today lying..about L2!stop...u are an amateur...Probably a security guy dreaming to make one million from 100£!!!Stop...go back to work!Don't pretend to be a broker,you can not make profit!

[nobullplease] 09/7/2018 20:50

Looking at the time and trade price, that was a buy!

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 19:40

By the chart we're going to hit 25 in the next sessions!

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 16:48

28k buy at 15:37 by the price paid!

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 16:41

Drilling technologyA test of its DT Ultravert technology at a parent well in the US's Permian basin was completed successfully in February.The technology has shown it can restore reservoir pressure in both horizontal and vertical wells used in the 'fracking' process.The process involves the injection of nitrogen gas into an existing well at the same time as a new nearby well is fracked.It is designed to prevent the older well from being damaged (known as bashing) by the new one.HNR holds 75% ownership in patents of the DT Ultravert technology, which has a net present value (NPV10) potential of between US$78mln to US$135mln subject to further testing and commercialisation.According to Highlands chief executive Robert Price, the testing of DT Ultravert in the Permian basin, which he described as "the most important shale play in the United States today", will catch the attention of the company's peers in the industry.Production milestones surpassed in East DenverThe company isn't just in the business of commercialising well technology, it also produces from its own operations.In April, HNR said it had secured a natural gas sales deal for its East Denver Niobrara project in Colorado.The project, as of the period ended March 31, has generated net revenue of US$3.8mln, with production figures placing it within the top 3% of all Niobara wells in Colorado.The Wildhorse and Powell wells, located within the East Denver project, surpassed a milestone of 100,000 barrels of oil equivalent in 64 days following initial production in December 2017.HNR has also received permission to increase the number of wells at the project up to eight.The project can also count on a US$58.5mln commitment from a US oil and gas focused private equity group to support an expansion of up to 24 wells at the site.According to HNR, the East Denver project has an NPV10 range for six wells of between US$23.3mln to US$30.1mln.An estimate for the full 24 wells sees this estimate increase to between US$96.6mln to US$124.5mln.To put that into context, Highlands' market cap stands at £26.9mln at 21.1p.Gas and helium potential in MontanaHNR also has its own gas operation in the form of the Helios Two project in Montana.While still in production testing, an update on 1 February revealed that gas production rates had "intermittently peaked" at up to 216,000 cubic feet per day of gas.A 2017 assessment provided an NPV of the project of up to US$341mln across a 69,120-acre area.At a recent federal auction, HNR acquired an additional 116,488 acres of the project area, expanding its footprint to 221,973 acres.In addition to the gas reserves, helium has also been discovered at the project with a content of 0.36%, similar to the Hugoton gas field in Kansas.If developed, HNR expects the helium resource to provide a strong upside to the NPV of Helios Two.A US$8.5mln programme is expected to advance development of the project which could see up to 24 wells in place.

[leas1] 09/7/2018 16:34

Costax, you mentioned the placing was at 30 and institutions took 10%. Are they holding back the sp? How long are they fully funded for. Does it cover the current plans? What is the company's cash burn. Are the institutional investors adding or intend selling into the recovering sp?


Listen, stick to the HNR bb and what you have researched and I will do the same on the HVO. Your constant posting over there attracts unnecessary posters like myself here. Sorry to all the other genuine investors on here, Costax behavior is disgraceful.

[soounder] 09/7/2018 15:58

costax1654x - there is still so many poor souls, completely unaware of HNR potential that needs to be 'enlightened' ;) If they would only know their life could become so much brighter ;)

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 15:06

It will be an interesting few weeks with results who can make us big!

[retirementfund] 09/7/2018 14:18

It will be very interesting to see the level of income for the 6 months to March fully expect to see significantly improved results over last year

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 14:15

No worries they will buy more expensive

[mrkipper] 09/7/2018 14:09

Timberrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[mrkipper] 09/7/2018 14:08

Timberrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[mrkipper] 09/7/2018 14:08

Back to 10p soon here in my honest opinion id suggest newbies do there research on these boards and look at the warning signs posted by others over the years

[coldspring] 09/7/2018 14:04

Utterly hilarious that de rampers have come onto this thread. Someone with multiple accounts missed their entry is my feeling. GLA

[soounder] 09/7/2018 14:00

HNR fundamentals are strong. This is just the beginning of significant re-rate. Not to many companies that undervalued as HNR on LSE.

[costax1654x] 09/7/2018 13:55

So read the real facts: Drilling technologyA test of its DT Ultravert technology at a parent well in the US's Permian basin was completed successfully in February.The technology has shown it can restore reservoir pressure in both horizontal and vertical wells used in the 'fracking' process.The process involves the injection of nitrogen gas into an existing well at the same time as a new nearby well is fracked.It is designed to prevent the older well from being damaged (known as bashing) by the new one.HNR holds 75% ownership in patents of the DT Ultravert technology, which has a net present value (NPV10) potential of between US$78mln to US$135mln subject to further testing and commercialisation.According to Highlands chief executive Robert Price, the testing of DT Ultravert in the Permian basin, which he described as "the most important shale play in the United States today", will catch the attention of the company's peers in the industry.Production milestones surpassed in East DenverThe company isn't just in the business of commercialising well technology, it also produces from its own operations.In April, HNR said it had secured a natural gas sales deal for its East Denver Niobrara project in Colorado.The project, as of the period ended March 31, has generated net revenue of US$3.8mln, with production figures placing it within the top 3% of all Niobara wells in Colorado.The Wildhorse and Powell wells, located within the East Denver project, surpassed a milestone of 100,000 barrels of oil equivalent in 64 days following initial production in December 2017.HNR has also received permission to increase the number of wells at the project up to eight.The project can also count on a US$58.5mln commitment from a US oil and gas focused private equity group to support an expansion of up to 24 wells at the site.According to HNR, the East Denver project has an NPV10 range for six wells of between US$23.3mln to US$30.1mln.An estimate for the full 24 wells sees this estimate increase to between US$96.6mln to US$124.5mln.To put that into context, Highlands' market cap stands at £26.9mln at 21.1p.Gas and helium potential in MontanaHNR also has its own gas operation in the form of the Helios Two project in Montana.While still in production testing, an update on 1 February revealed that gas production rates had "intermittently peaked" at up to 216,000 cubic feet per day of gas.A 2017 assessment provided an NPV of the project of up to US$341mln across a 69,120-acre area.At a recent federal auction, HNR acquired an additional 116,488 acres of the project area, expanding its footprint to 221,973 acres.In addition to the gas reserves, helium has also been discovered at the project with a content of 0.36%, similar to the Hugoton gas field in Kansas.If developed, HNR expects the helium resource to provide a strong upside to the NPV of Helios Two.A US$8.5mln programme is expected to advance development of the project which could see up to 24 wells in place.