Hurricane Energy Share Discussion Threads

[gunsofmarscapone] 13/5/2018 14:33

Yes I agree, it was tosh now that we have sufficient evidence to support that truth.

2-1 tosh to not-tosh.

You have clearly won the argument and I admit, very humbly that my post was tosh. Utter and irrefutable tosh.

Now I shall not post for a self imposed penalty period of 72 hrs (pls remind me of I forget)

[tom111] 13/5/2018 12:41

What a load of tosh he spouts lol

[ltinvestor] 13/5/2018 12:00

Somebody mentioned Och Ziff 0.6% short onthe Lse board.Just an arbitrage situation short shares long convertibles.Of no concern as things are definitely hotting up....

[gunsofmarscapone] 13/5/2018 11:32

Most of you feel safe here, there are many of you
The ‘illusion̵7; of safety is supported by the £925M Mcap
There is evidence here of group polarisation and very strong evidence that attitude polarisation has developed.

Are we all happy with the above? Any examples of such group biological social behaviours which have led to decsion making errors in stock selection? In the O and G sector particularly?

Quite a good essay re HUR circulating the www at the moment.....the ellipsis of intrigue lol.

[gibso6767] 13/5/2018 11:27

HD great post , learnt lots from that , thank you

[steelwatch] 13/5/2018 10:57

I see FAR SUPERIOR working on Lancaster as well.

[altom] 13/5/2018 10:42

Gary38. Would you be kind enough to give outline of what was said in IC. I will try to buy one but not easy in rural Suffolk.

[luckygit] 13/5/2018 09:58

NORMAND INSTALLERA multi-functional anchor handling and offshore construction vessel of the VS 4204 design. The vessel has two working decks and a large load capacity. Equipped with a large anchor handling winch, moonpool, A-frame, helicopter deck and a 250 tonne offshore crane.

[zztop] 13/5/2018 09:51

Thanks laserDeffo hotting up News in the morning?

[laserdisc] 13/5/2018 09:32

heads up this morning at Lancaster field. The ship NORMAND INSTALLER announced WEST OF SHETLAND as its next destination via AIS.Came over from Haugesund Norway
The estimated time of arrival was 14 hours ago.
Its at the field now

[hiddendepths] 13/5/2018 09:12

chessman - I briefly overlapped with Jimmy Herbert.

Yes cumnor, a nice South African chenin blanc!

Thanks kinkell and hazy - interesting link.

[chessman2] 13/5/2018 08:38

Hidden, was Jimmy Herbert at R and P during your time there? I recall him mentioning a partner called Chapman who got into trouble.

Pre Big Bang days were the best for tips etc.

[hazydaisy] 12/5/2018 23:25

hiddendepths,
I found this online recently, you may find it interesting.

[cumnor] 12/5/2018 23:19

Entertaining post, HD. Better than most. Inspired by a glass or three, perhaps?

[kinkell] 12/5/2018 22:58

Excellent, educative post, thank you. No reason to delete.

[hiddendepths] 12/5/2018 22:06

paulpaolo is a bit of an arrogant idiot. I used to forecast oil prices, initially long term and then short term for BP and had an excellent track record and was, eventually, trusted. First Royal Dutch Shell and then Exxon tried to recruit me but I wasn't for sale. When I joined Rowe and Pitman as was, I was THE one who predicted in print that oil prices would fall to $8 when they were $28. I was wrong, of course - they fell to $6. Obviously that's a very long time ago now.

Not particularly blowing my own trumpet here - life has dealt me enough blows that I just don't care much what people think of me - but making the point that oil prices CAN be predicted pretty accurately (barring "unexpected" shocks). What is more, perspicacious majors can be swayed by well-reasoned arguments. Mind you, barring faith in the forecasters, they do tend to use current prices projected forward as history has demonstrated over and over that that is a better predictor of prices than 90% of "experts" which, FWIW, I no longer am because I don't put in the massive amount of work required to get a decent steer on prices going forward. I used to use about 20 interconnected spreadsheets, all of which required data inputs and assumptions. I tracked tanker movements, production data by field around the world where possible, analysed up-to-the minute demand data by country, heating and cooling degree days (using temperature figures from the FT) and so on. Now that spreadsheets have been "improved" so much, I don't think I could do that any more even if I had all the data!

In case anyone is interested, the reasoning behind the once famous forecast of a price collapse came from an interview in a magazine called "Arab Oil and Gas," which occasionally had superb sources inside the Saudi Oil and Gas Ministry. The article there had the ring of truth and it led me to do the research necessary to confirm its validity. Not rocket science, just research into many sources and judgement about which ones to trust. Anyone smart can do it if they work hard enough!


I'll get my coat! Maybe I should delete this post.....

[gary38] 12/5/2018 20:33

Hurricane Energy mention in IC

[tom111] 12/5/2018 17:31

The chart is a slippery slope the opposite to HUR

[wantmorethan24p] 12/5/2018 17:22

check out Petrel Resources

market cap £2.8m

[steelwatch] 12/5/2018 17:15

To save everyone going on a hunt (sorry Bill) and thanks for the info:

[bill hunt] 12/5/2018 16:03

duplicate post.

[bill hunt] 12/5/2018 16:03

Up to date photos of Aoka Mizu courtesy of Sippn 00b on LSE site.( London south east)

[gibso6767] 11/5/2018 23:57

There’s conversation on lse re remarks made by Malcy re three or four firms interested in HUR , interviews by Doc Holliday ( don’t care for him in particular)