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HUR Hurricane Energy Plc

7.79
0.00 (0.00%)
14 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hurricane Energy Plc LSE:HUR London Ordinary Share GB00B580MF54 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 7.79 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Hurricane Energy Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/12/2016
16:31
A lot off shares changing hands in such order which makes me think this could be pre arranged between two parties.
gary38
13/12/2016
15:24
A close above 43p is a potential resistance breakout .Looking good.
gary38
13/12/2016
15:13
My est Stril polar unloaded part at 13.42 safety vessel at rig side 13.22 common denominator on all these leases of Ahv etc is they originate in norway
All Siem Opel garnet saphire ahv avail in Norway presently

laserdisc
13/12/2016
14:28
Looks like sellers ( CA and Huddlston ?) not finished yet and still all sells being brought up.Expect news of drills and Data room opening in the next couple of weeks.
gary38
13/12/2016
13:23
Well, the Telegraph mention didn't do much to help the share price but then tbo, I wasn't expecting it would! No one likes to think they are aggressive investors?

Perception...that's the name of the game. Just need the results from Lincoln...then everyone will become aggressive! 👉🏿 🔫💣💥

rayrac
13/12/2016
12:23
Repsol down for sedco 712 rig come April per lse poster
laserdisc
13/12/2016
12:18
Can you imagine where this share would be if the big sellers who are selling (because they are desperate for money)would be as all the sells are being brought up.Let's hope they take a Christmas holiday and don't come back till easter.
gary38
13/12/2016
12:15
Stril polar now 11nm from rig at 9.6 knots made good time whatever it is they collected did the same last week
laserdisc
13/12/2016
11:06
46p would be confirmation of a potential reverse H&S chart pattern on the daily chart with a potential target of 60p.
gary38
13/12/2016
10:55
43p paid.. a push past the recent intraday high at ~44.5p today ??
leeson31
13/12/2016
10:48
Yes Rayrac, Russ Mould is an economist very much in the mould (no pun intended) of advising people to save for their pensions with safe dividend earners.HUR is therefore as described taken in that context!The fact that he is mentioning it at all in a leading national paper is positive from my viewpoint. I deduce that he considers it of greater quality than your average oilie punt beloved of so many on ADVFN!
bones
13/12/2016
10:03
Yes, the Telegraph has a bit in its 'Questor' column. I quote...As such,Hurricane is suitable only for very aggressive, risk tolerant investors. Unquote.
I wish they would also say...it is for very astute and perceptive investors.

Is capable of whipping up a storm...is another quote...


I deleted 'wise' and replaced it with 'perceptive'. 👉🏿😜🙈 8163;

rayrac
13/12/2016
09:57
Well, we're at the top again - we just couldn't break through this level on the previous attempts...here's hoping this time!
soggy
13/12/2016
09:34
IEA has reported that the global oil market will move into deficit in 1H17 if OPEC & ex-OPEC countries promptly cuts & keeps to it. Deficit could be 600kbpd (FT)
kdr246
13/12/2016
09:19
Are you on the right board
gary38
13/12/2016
09:13
Speculative buy by Questor in the Telegraph:
carcosa
13/12/2016
08:17
200,000+ buys yet one 4,000 AT trade takes this down

Pathetic...

control1
13/12/2016
07:46
Stril polar on its way back to rig will arrive 4pm
laserdisc
12/12/2016
22:36
The apparent ease and highly organised manner in which HUR conducts their affairs is impressive indeed. We have a world class expert leading the company and a deal maker.Funding seems to come as we need it and each dilution also enhances the overall value of the company. The common view and one stated by the HUR CEO is that they would sell out if a deal came along, so I am of the view that we will never see full value and perhaps not even half.Whilst not realising full value does bother me somewhat, I comfort myself with the fact that the speed that HUR are Progressing towards first production 2019, I see the end of that year as being the time we sell out at a multiple of today's price.I have no idea what that multiple is as right now, the variables are great and potential huge, but potential has to be turned into reality and that is happening right now at speed.Good luck to all.
hopeful holder
12/12/2016
21:51
This if different from GKP , AFR and a few other AIM oilers .

Personally if we saw £1 within a few months I wouldn't be suprised
And uncertain of an analogy to use but tortoise hair type one as such springs to mind .

I think that HUR have played a blinder so far , only debt being bonds and an offer to come back for more money money if you want it .

The recent funding being used for Current Drilling Campaign ( how many wells), FPSO contract , Subsea work and number crunching re New COR says to me when we tell you what we have , here's an firm that's nearly producing with massive funds which will only get bigger .

The scary thing is that we may get nowhere near to any true value

gibso6767
12/12/2016
21:11
Kandyman, I'm almost in the same boat. Lost £96k on previous shareholdings and now with very little left to invest, I need every investment I make to come good. My average in HUR is 40.8p and I'm hoping to see £2 per share within the next 3 years. If Lincoln and Halifax go to plan then I believe that this is quite feasible if not conservative.

You could consider setting up a stop loss but even that is risky. Quite often, the market overreacts and stop losses are triggered only for the price to recover just as quickly. That has happened to me a couple of times with the result that I've lost my shares and no longer have the funds to buy the same number back again.

I am just crossing my fingers, toes and eyes and hoping for a good result.

the guardian
12/12/2016
18:27
Sailing to crabster 5am pickup seems
cameras not as good here will probably dock by passenger terminal

laserdisc
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