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HUR Hurricane Energy Plc

7.79
0.00 (0.00%)
30 Apr 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

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28/11/2018
10:22
200% upside, nice thanks lt ,was just going to post it
laserdisc
28/11/2018
10:19
TG - agree 100% about shorting.
robbiekeane
28/11/2018
10:17
Shorts/longs do increase volatility however, they at least ensure there IS a market in most circumstances.
thanksamillion
28/11/2018
10:15
Brahms is the research note available anywhere?
homebrewruss
28/11/2018
10:11
sp up due to impressive hannam and partners equity note released yesterday
brahmsnliszt
28/11/2018
09:49
Our new disclosed shorting friend Marshall Wace has increased his short by 0.1% to 0.8% as of the 23rd November.

So total declared shorts now stand at 2.54%.

Maybe they be gently roasted in hell by a sudden jump to an 80p share price to the sounds of Mumford and Sons (their lead guitar is Winston Marshall the son of the boss of Marshall Wace!)

davidblack
28/11/2018
09:45
Is there anyone on here who believes that the reason the Govt are now relaxed on the so called deficit staying in the GBP20b range is because over the next 10 years they are expecting substantial tax receipts from the Shelf? I recall the NS oil receipts of the 80s made Thatchers managed decline of UK manufacturing a lot less painful than it would have been without them.

Seriously they were obsessing with balancing the books almost as an ideology since inheriting what they did in 2010 and now appear happy to stay at deficit of 20-25b in each tax year from now to 2023/24

Just a thought..stranger things have happened

steptoes yard
28/11/2018
09:36
Nice rise so far today. Are there really people out there who are that surprised that the AM has arrived in Rotterdam, and not either sunk or got misdirected up the River Don to Rotherham?
greyingsurfer
28/11/2018
09:21
Get them while they are cheap keep an eye on the shorts a lot to close out before the AM arrives on site.
blueclyde
28/11/2018
08:55
I thought you were a dreamer when you posted this; looks like the crystal ball is not a cheap fake, after all ;-)
twixy
28/11/2018
08:46
various webcams avail arrival will be late tomorrow afternoon weather permitting, will see if it picks up AM before dusk
laserdisc
28/11/2018
08:44
Looks like the cavalry have arrived Guardian.
bocase
28/11/2018
08:30
We need the cavalry this morning to help is move up. Who's got the bugle?
the guardian
28/11/2018
08:17
AZ..... its comin home.
zztop
28/11/2018
07:56
can we have 45p at noon today?

thank you

the patient investor
28/11/2018
07:40
17000 bopd is just over $1 million a day with oil @$60, $360 million pa obviously less production costs but that's some turnover for a listed company currently capitalized at just $850 million, anticipating a run back up to 60p maybe 70 when the AM is on station then if the well flows as hoped for who knows? 120 to 200p?
fatnacker
27/11/2018
21:36
A quick search shows Glen Lyon was a £4B project (as per

It would be a number of years of cashflow to allow for a project of this magnitude.

HUR will be sold once the concept is (hopefully) proved.

dcarn
27/11/2018
21:17
A question that came into my head after reading the BP Clair Quad 204 release last week was that they are using the Glen Lyon FPSO, as I think the sole way, of off loading the oil at 130,000 barrels a day; which makes the AZ at 17,000 look a lot smaller!

So the question is could Hurricane go it alone by electing for a Glen Lyon solution once the cashflow from the AZ are in place? That might enable us to stay out of the clutches of a major for a while longer? Or is the economics of the nearby pipe network the better solution?

davidblack
27/11/2018
20:03
Thanks for the video when you see the scale of the platforms and the fact they say one of their biggest assets then you realise the world class asset HUR has on its hands potentially. If this comes off we are going to win big.
blueclyde
27/11/2018
18:26
Cheers Bob
gibso6767
27/11/2018
18:18
Wind speed in Lerwick at the minute according to BBC weather is a mere 42mph. Best stay in Rotterdam for a day or so I think?
davidblack
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