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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 7.79 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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31/5/2019 13:55 | ol1369....I will stick to being a thicky...but many thanks for what I think I understood :-)) | marvelman | |
31/5/2019 13:42 | flight on its way to TL | laserdisc | |
31/5/2019 13:38 | David, do you not mean 'short' held against the convertibles leaving them net neutral and picking up the 8% | prefab | |
31/5/2019 13:37 | The rationale behind a convertible arbitrage strategy is that the long-short position enables gains to be made with a lower degree of risk. If the stock declines, the arbitrage trader will benefit from the short position in the stock, while the convertible bond or debenture will have less downside risk because it is a fixed-income instrument. If the stock gains, the loss on the short stock position would be capped, because it would be offset by the gain on the convertible. If the stock trades sideways, the convertible bond or debenture pays a steady coupon that may offset any costs of holding the short stock position. | ol1369 | |
31/5/2019 13:29 | @Davidblack. Sorry completely lost me, how does that work? | telbap | |
31/5/2019 13:01 | Agree Scraggle. Davidblack's post lost me too. Only demonstrates the quality of investors here so we are in good company. | marvelman | |
31/5/2019 12:48 | Rayrac - please stop this more buys than sells palava - you're looking at unreliable data - especially the off book trades. My last comment today is:"Trump is a kno#". Idiot. | whitegold1 | |
31/5/2019 12:47 | Think hurricane will have drilled another two wells before I figure out your explanation. Thanks for trying to explain it | 8craggle | |
31/5/2019 12:30 | 8craggle most likely they are holding a long position on the loan notes so the equity on both sides therefore cancels out leaving them with a nice 8% yield for free with no capital involved. So not necessarily a negative opinion on the stock. Nice work if you can get it. | davidblack | |
31/5/2019 11:13 | Expected a rise prior to any news (good or bad) but the price action today so far is telling, will see what happens towards the close. | jimboau | |
31/5/2019 10:58 | A strong base forming for the next rise towards 75p. Onwards and upwards as news flow next week. Topping up at pullbacks and as news flow.. | halfpenny | |
31/5/2019 10:47 | Jim ever heard of Hurricane energy email is on its way | katiegos | |
31/5/2019 10:20 | 1.5m more buys than sells...surely that’s not true? | rayrac | |
31/5/2019 10:15 | Anyone the wiser about the 2 percent or so short according to short tracker. Would have thought they would have closed ?Or is it just a pool daily traders use for the ups and downs of the day? | 8craggle | |
31/5/2019 10:01 | But he did not because he thinks he can buy assests at a discount on his terms..... | anley | |
31/5/2019 09:56 | Ray, Jim Ratcliffe could have PMO's NS assets for free, buy the co. sell off Mexico, Sea Lion and Far East get Catcher, Tolmount etc for free. | fireplace22 | |
31/5/2019 09:55 | Just give Jim Radcliffe Crystal Amber’s contact details and for a few coppers he can have 5% of what we hope is the biggest oil field in the North Sea. I am sure Richard Bernstein would oblige? | davidblack | |
31/5/2019 09:55 | Time for a holdings rns. I wonder who it.ll be. Answers on a stamp! | whitegold1 | |
31/5/2019 09:49 | THE oil minnow owned by the Israeli energy giant Delek has agreed to buy
a string of North Sea fields worth $2bn (£1.6bn) from US major Chevron after seeing off competition from rival suitor Ineos. The energy conglomerate controlled by Israeli billionaire Yitzhak Tshuva used its North Sea subsidiary, Ithaca Energy, to swoop on the bulk of Chevron’s portfolio. Britain's richest person Jim Ratcliffe, the founder of the INEOS Chemicals company, is interviewed by The Associated Press at the Iffley Road Track, where in 1954 British athlete Roger Bannister ran to become the first person ever to break the four minute mile barrier in Oxford, England, Tuesday, April 30, 2019. Marathon world record holder Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge has funding from Britain's richest man, Jim Ratcliffe, who founded chemicals group INEOS, for his bid to break the two-hour marathon b Sir Jim Ratcliffe, owner of chemicals giant Ineos, has twice missed out on expanding North Sea operations Credit: Matt Dunham/AP The “transformatio Ithaca’s parent company saw off competition from Ineos, the chemicals giant owned by Britain’s wealthiest man, Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Ineos had hoped to expand its North Sea presence. It is the second near-miss for Ineos’s North Sea plans this year. Last month the owner of the Grangemouth refinery lost out on a $2.68bn deal to buy ConoccoPhillips̵ Someone’s eager to buy an oil portfolio?! | rayrac | |
31/5/2019 09:47 | :-)) Just a bit of banter lads, breathe easy... BH | bloodhound | |
31/5/2019 09:40 | ;-) Bloodhound! | hiddendepths | |
31/5/2019 09:37 | On cue BH!!! | buzzzzzzzz | |
31/5/2019 09:28 | Looks like CA again then.....! BH | bloodhound |
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