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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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29/11/2018
10:25
Anley

Agreed it's all about FOIL.

buzzzzzzzz
29/11/2018
10:21
ShareTalk looking for 52p by Xmas..........

But those that think the price would go up to 80p+ are dreaming in the dark......there are big shareholders and CA would be selling like mad so its all about fundementals...........getting the oil to flow and the 2019 time table.

The big funds will watch and wait and they will be the one's who decide the fate of HUR.

anley
29/11/2018
10:19
Thanks for the webcam links laser.
the guardian
29/11/2018
09:40
Just to be clear the "sky high" comment was not mine I was quoting and referring to a post that preceded mine.

I hope we are all agreed that closing institutional shorts rarely sends a stock hugely upwards, the situation tends to be "managed out" with all sorts of shenanigans in play. Best to stick to the fundamentals.

steptoes yard
29/11/2018
09:11
Can not wait to view AM passing on route to port.Thanks Laser for webcam link.
gary38
29/11/2018
09:10
Time has past to worry about sellers and shorters ,we are now in the middle stages of the long term investors who have invested in the Hurricane Energy story.
gary38
29/11/2018
09:07
that's good, visibility on webcams 35659 post should be ok
laserdisc
29/11/2018
09:06
AM scheduled to arrive in the port of Rotterdam at 15.04pm.
gary38
29/11/2018
09:02
SC AMBER
Port Tender
nearby
telbap not just yet , far as I am aware its re fitting of flare stack and removal of turret plate at Rotterdam

laserdisc
29/11/2018
08:46
I see the scumbag shorters have been busy here this morning.
investordave
29/11/2018
08:43
Is AM leaving for WOS?
telbap
29/11/2018
08:38
AM should pick up on these webcams this afternoon , there are other camera's on port website here
we will get a better idea on timing when a tug /pilot arrives near the AM to escort

laserdisc
29/11/2018
08:02
Well I guess that answers that.... feel strangely content as normal service resumes.
telbap
29/11/2018
07:37
I think up.

The Tempus article, whilst not totally effusive, should lend support.

bocase
29/11/2018
07:32
So, will it up or down today, love to see a forensic report on that now:-)
telbap
29/11/2018
07:18
AM will be arriving at the port of Rotterdam in the afternoon.AOKA MIZUShow this vessel on Shiptracker29-11-2018 15:04IMO Number: 9190028Berth: BOTLEK DAMEN VEROLME KADE 6Call sign: PJECLength (m): 241.29Width (m): 42Draught (m): 14.92Deadweight (t): 104724Flag code: CUWYear of build: 1999
gary38
29/11/2018
06:46
Good to see a bit of forensic financial journalism from the Times.
lfdkmp
29/11/2018
06:45
Nothing that existing shareholders/followers do not already know...
carcosa
29/11/2018
06:36
Very brief mention in the Times
'Tempus – Hurricane Energy (HUR): Hold. If Lancaster works, the company becomes much more attractive'

homebrewruss
29/11/2018
03:51
I've just finished digesting the Hannam report.... and very thorough it is.

Odd that the Investment Risks listed pages 58 & 59 do not include the future oil price, which I'm pretty sure would be the most relevant.

Probably thought it too obvious to state, although of course it is implied in the various sensitivities.

steve73
29/11/2018
02:56
Stock-on-Loan was 7.02% average for Oct... Down from 7.44% Average in Sept.

Should get the Nov average in about a weeks time (usually on the 5th), but I'd guess the average will be over 7.5% based on the increase of the disclosed shorts, or probably over 8% at this point in time.

So 160MM or so shares... Probably all covered by the CB's (which are still "in the money" at 40p).

All well and good getting your loan fee paid by the 7.5% interest, but I'm looking for the share price to multi-bag until the CB's convert.

JMHO..

Incidentally, good the see the Hannam report included all the CB's (and other VCP's, Options, etc) in it's share number denominator for the p/# valuations.

FYI, just after the equity raise (and CB issue) last year the SoL increased from c. 5% to almost 10%.

steve73
28/11/2018
21:53
On the shorts the 63m is only those shorts who have had to declare by virtue of being over 0.5%. Having said that there is most likely a lot more happier to not be visible with short positions under 0.5%.

However do remember many of those who are short May also be long the convertibles giving them a net zero position on the Hurricane stock but getting a free 7.5% interest on the nominal value of the loan stock, all at no risk once the short is in position. Smart bugggers!

So the real short position is going to be much different that 63m.

davidblack
28/11/2018
19:47
SY, today's volume was about 13.5 million of which 7 million were shown as buys and 6.5 million shown as sells. The result was an increase in share price of 7.4%. If the majority of those sells were down to funds going short then closing the shorts would have a very significant effect because there would be 63 million to buy back and presumably a lot less selling.

With respect to your comment on 'sky high', your definition is obviously much more literal than mine because I was thinking of getting us up to 70-80p level. However, the reason for my post, which wasn't meant to sound over zealous, was how can anyone close shorts of that volume without sending the share price above their sell price?

My feeling is that some of the shorts may be left in place incase HUR's production and testing does not go to plan, but that would be a very big risk to take.

the guardian
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