Hurricane Energy Share Discussion Threads

[ngms27] 15/12/2019 20:00

Actually not true. Brian Clough refused to pay £1m the actual fee was £1 lower.Cloughie told me himself.

[mikeelkin] 15/12/2019 19:22

Trevor Francis was the first one million pound footballer(in 1979).

[superbobtaylor] 15/12/2019 19:18

Screen print - quite a few £100m players already: Mbappe and Neymar are 2. SBT

[screenprint] 15/12/2019 18:36

Quite right, it was either Gareth bale or Ronaldo,And was it the mid £80mill No £100mill yet, but it can't be far away

[cutlery] 15/12/2019 18:21

"Trevor Francis who was the first £100 million footballer." - Oh no he wasn't.

[the guardian] 15/12/2019 15:44

gibso 3 2 1 , that brings back memories. You chose - . The clue is in my name My name is Rodgers which of course makes us think of Rodgers and Hammerstein. Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote many musicals, the last of which was the Sound of Music. The sound of music can be heard on a record player. A player who set a record - Trevor Francis who was the first £100 million footballer. Footballs are made of vulcanized rubber A rubber can be used to remove mistakes. When we think of mistakes, we think of wasted time. Waste is removed by a garbage collector And you have won this weeks special prize - Dusty bin. PS I hope the rise we had on Friday continues throughout the coming week. Edit. My wife says that I'm good at writing rubbish.

[greyingsurfer] 15/12/2019 15:05

Gibso, the job of the bod is to add long term value. All the evidence is that HUR has been doing exactly that. Sure the GWA program hasn't had the, exceptional, success rate that the GLA wells have had. But we appear to be on course to prove up and extract value from the GLA and Lincoln at least. I would be surprised if Warwick doesn't end up producing in the future even if from reserves reduced from the best estimates. Of course there are some worries about issues like water cut, which were always the things the EPS was designed to investigate. No development on this scale proceeds without some risk or issues.There are also issues relating to the fund raise that HUR had to pull off to be able to be where they are now, after no partners emerged for the EPS. That they were able to do at all was a pretty remarkable feat. The warrants and converts are almost certainly impacting on the sp, as is the listing. All of these will get resolved in due course.Railing about the bod failing to manipulate the share price to suit shareholders short term interests is unreasonable, and it's a distraction from their real work.

[witts] 15/12/2019 14:55

Looks like all the short institutional positions have been closed on the 2nd. and 6th. December. At worst now below 0.5% . Individuals of course may still be shorting.

[gibso6767] 15/12/2019 14:32

Here begins the Rant , As others have said Dr Trice isn’t interested in the share price just geology and proving his life’s works , stobie aka The Slug , should have put his fat hand in his deep slime covered pockets ! Whomever wrote the RNS , must be a few things , firstly avoiding answers to questions and similiar to the scriptwriter that wrote for Ted Rogers on 3 2 1 aka Dusty Bin . Lots of long term holders that have bought shares , voted and attended Events have been massively let down or had the wool pulled over there eyes

[bocase] 15/12/2019 13:25

Oil prices going higher long term according to HFI Research "Whether it's the macro front or the oil market-specific front, things are starting to look a lot brighter. US shale production slowdown looks real this time with reduced fracking activity in Q3 and Q4 impacting US shale production in H1 2020. Non-OPEC growth excluding the US will also see its last-ditch effort in pushing production higher in 2020. By 2021, the long-lead conventional oil projects fall off by more than half. Goldman then estimated that the call on OPEC would be for an additional ~5.4 mb/d increase in production by 2025. All of this just points to the fact that oil prices are currently far too low for the world to be adequately supplied going forward. We think this is what will start the multi-year oil bull market."

[flyinghorse1] 15/12/2019 11:31

I believe Kerogen are not on the list as they are connected party to PDMR ( Kelly). Last RNS showed 16% My list shows 49% funds,institutions, and private investors ( ie through Hargreaves lansdown) hold roughly 1bn shares.

[laserdisc] 15/12/2019 09:18

Mobile now for a few days so will not be posting that much, positions of anchors listed Anchor No Position 1 60°07.857'N 004°11.439'W 2 60°08.444'N 004°10.197'W 3 60°08.522'N 004°08.426'W 4 60°07.859'N 004°07.389'W 5 60°07.018'N 004°07.319'W 6 60°06.443'N 004°08.527'W 7 60°06.355'N 004°10.272'W 8 60°06.944'N 004°11.912'W

[excell1] 15/12/2019 08:15

Good stuff laser,you are again putting plenty of time in.Thanks.

[laserdisc] 15/12/2019 06:28

All 3 Ahv,s now in vicinity of rig

[laserdisc] 14/12/2019 20:31

Kerogen hold 16% AFFM S.A. 5.37% also known as Alken

[laserdisc] 14/12/2019 20:13

This group total held combined 2.4% iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETF Investec GSF Glb Energy A Inc USD iShares MSCI EAFE Small-Cap ETF Invesco UK Smaller Coms Eq UK Acc TB Amati UK Smaller Companies A UBAM Europe Equity AC EUR Marlborough Special Situations A Acc LF Odey Portfolio Sterling Instl Acc Fidelity European Smlr Coms A-Dis-EUR Cavendish AIM B BDL Convictions C Earth Exploration Fund UI EUR R LF Miton UK Smaller Companies B Acc Also my estimate private investors combined hold 5%

[katiegos] 14/12/2019 20:06

cant see Kerogen in that list or do they have another name

[togglebrush] 14/12/2019 19:41

FWIW Institutional shareholders Top holders 33.25% Per cent of shares held by top holders ‘ Source FT Tearsheet ‘ Holder Shares % Held ' Pelham Capital Ltd____________________as of 16 Oct 2018 121.88m 6.12% Alken Asset Management Ltd____________as of 11 Jul 2019 106.84m 5.37% Crystal Amber Advisers (UK) LLP_______as of 11 Dec 2019 100.16m 5.03% Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers Ltd. as of 01 Nov 2019 _87.04m 4.37% Capital Research & Management Co._____as of 15 Oct 2018 _58.59m 2.94% Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management__as of 01 Nov 2019 _47.24m 2.37% Artemis Investment Management LLP_____as of 01 Nov 2019 _40.17m 2.02% Bluecrest Capital Management LLP______as of 01 Nov 2019 _37.82m 1.90% ABN AMRO (Channel Islands) Ltd________as of 01 Nov 2019 _32.62m 1.64% Investec Wealth & Investment Ltd______as of 01 Nov 2019 _29.41m 1.48%

[laserdisc] 14/12/2019 18:36

Excell1 this link publishes the financial section pages from Daily Mail newspaper last paragraph HTTPS://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-7790899/MARKET-REPORT-Rottweiler-sinks-teeth-feeble-Ted-Baker-just-days-profit-warning.html

[kinwah] 14/12/2019 18:27

Flyinghorse, exactly my point - Pelham Capital are hardly mainstream institutional investors just as Crystal Amber, Kerogen and AFFM aren't. If HUR had a wider spread of institutional supporters then we might not have such a fragile share price as IIs would be more likely to add to their holdings on weakness or top slice into strength. The significant shareholders are more like very large private investors than the mainstream IIs like Schroders, M&G, Blackrock, Fidelity etc.

[excell1] 14/12/2019 17:52

I see we got a small mention in the Daily Mail today.Positive stuff.

[flyinghorse1] 14/12/2019 11:14

Kinwah, There is a very large band of institutional investors for example that Pelham capital hold more than CA. Many will be at a threshold level where if they are careful they won’t have to RNS when buying / selling.