ADVFN Logo ADVFN

We could not find any results for:
Make sure your spelling is correct or try broadening your search.

Trending Now

Toplists

It looks like you aren't logged in.
Click the button below to log in and view your recent history.

Hot Features

Registration Strip Icon for discussion Register to chat with like-minded investors on our interactive forums.

HUR Hurricane Energy Plc

7.79
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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

Showing 36551 to 36575 of 96000 messages
Chat Pages: Latest  1464  1463  1462  1461  1460  1459  1458  1457  1456  1455  1454  1453  Older
DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/11/2018
07:25
Will be last chance saloon to buy shares for them, before an extended period of lots of news and therefore closed periods.

Wonder if more of the board will be buying shares over the coming days.

Also, if you know that some people are shorting the price down, it gives the perfect opportunity to buy in bulk at discount prices.

pro_s2009
27/11/2018
07:22
I guess Alistair is still looking down the back of the couch ;-)

Nice to see the Chairman putting some skin in the game.

prefab
27/11/2018
07:19
Chairmans buy is a sign of HUR great investment opportunities to the wider investment communities and private investors.
gary38
27/11/2018
07:15
Yes. 152K GBP director buy. Thats confidence.



.

pro_s2009
27/11/2018
07:07
Now that’s confidence...£150k
ltinvestor
27/11/2018
07:06
Well done Steve. 375,000. Not just a gesture.
lfdkmp
27/11/2018
06:40
Oil slightly down this morning so it will be interesting to see if our AT buyers come out again today.
the guardian
26/11/2018
22:16
I hope you are right Chopsy. I think we could all live with that.
bocase
26/11/2018
22:05
That's now, a lot more after 6 months eps.
chopsy
26/11/2018
22:04
We have 2.3bn barrels 2P & 2C. So at least $3 approx fair value per share, as we have about 2.6bn shares. ?Bid at £2-00 might be fair?
chopsy
26/11/2018
18:09
I see Faroes board sees DNOs offer as significantly undervalued @ $3.20 per barrel of 2C and $6.80 of 2P.
prefab
26/11/2018
17:49
"Non Price Forming Trades" according to Flags on the LSE site and the 1,091,483 is also described as "Large in Scale Deferral"
steelwatch
26/11/2018
17:31
francis - orders being worked through the day don't have to be booked until after the market close and you see a weighted average price. It's impossible to say whether they're buys or sells. I would guess that the volumes of buys and sells for the day were pretty much identical.
hiddendepths
26/11/2018
17:22
2 million shares sold after 4.30pm. What's happening... ?
francis55
26/11/2018
16:34
Not the biggest of rises but at least we ended up on trading of circa 10.5 million shares.

Big boys are buying and hopefully the shorters will soon decide that it's time to close.

A good day, even if we are only 2% up.

the guardian
26/11/2018
16:33
So hear is bullish noise.............

Long oil goes alongside long gold and long industrialized metals as Goldman's top 2019 trade ideas. The upcoming G-20 meeting (this week) might prove a catalyst, say Jeff Currie and team, as an OPEC production could will be on the agenda (an OPEC meeting follows the G-20 meeting).

The team at Morgan Stanley sees Brent crude prices with plenty of support in the high-$70s (vs. current $60), and further upside into 2019's second half. They also see OPEC as agreeing to a production cut next month.

It's in the interest of both the Saudis and Russians to either freeze or cut production, says Citigroup.

DNB says there's been an overwhelming amount of bearish supply news, but a tightening supply/demand balance going forward should lead to oil prices rebounding.

Source: Bloomberg

anley
26/11/2018
16:14
I purchased another 10K GBP shares today in total. Around 40p is a fine price imo.
pro_s2009
26/11/2018
15:52
It’s simply down to all those sellers who keep on coming through which was kicked off by CA’s rather inept selling in the 50s. But thankfully we seem to now have much heavier buying in the last few days

Well if they were early investors taking a bit off the table good luck to them. But less graciously if they are shorters “May they burn in hell” or at least pay 80p buying back, which ever is the more painful!

davidblack
26/11/2018
15:27
Blue I suppose ,but not a great day in comparison to other oilers.Strange with Foil so close how so has reacted last few weeks.I know oil price crashed last few weeks but didn't see us back at 40p.Oh well let's hope all goes well with hook up .Atb K
kandymans1
26/11/2018
15:22
Plenty today, 9.5 mill so far
telbap
26/11/2018
15:20
Someone wanted to sell 93 shares, 15 times! What was that all about?
telbap
26/11/2018
14:15
Step one in our rise has to be OPEC ignoring Trump and pulling back substantially on production.Get poo sorted and then FO should send us into the stratosphere. Not long to wait unless the weather lets us down.
the guardian
26/11/2018
13:36
Personally I think moving off AIM onto the FTSE would also help the share price, but I think there is no point in doing this until the size of the field is confirmed. Could all be good. :o)
mrx001
26/11/2018
12:48
HUR is the talk of the town as the oil/gas industry waits and watches for the first oil.

Big oil likes friendly take-over so there is no one around to start a bidding war and besides its those Hong Kong 50% holders who control HUR and not the small holders who write on the BB.

Hong Kong will watch and wait............

anley
26/11/2018
12:47
Fundamental revaluation.Two lovely words
the guardian
Chat Pages: Latest  1464  1463  1462  1461  1460  1459  1458  1457  1456  1455  1454  1453  Older

Your Recent History

Delayed Upgrade Clock