Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[bakedbean57] 05/2/2017 16:18

I would say it is due to the constant increasing of the shorts and we've all seen the SETs games been played on a daily basis. If the SETs are left alone for next few days then fair enough but if not it's still at play. Easy to check now with a bit of simple monitoring by all of us.

[marvin9] 05/2/2017 15:59

I think this confirms why the share price was manipulated 'low' for so long, to ensure the lenders got the warrants ultra cheap..

I think on average, we all agree the share price should be around the £1 mark... That just shows how poor the deal is to be honest.

Person feeling are, the share price should rise now its not being held back for the above reason.

But hey ho it is what it is, moving forward.. lets see!

[bakedbean57] 05/2/2017 13:32

Maybe but the prices are all declared now, depends if they want just a few more % from their short positions and apply the pressure for the next few days and try and smoke and mirror an erosion / confidence in share price If one of the larger players starts to close and no one fills the shorters place then that's when the fun times for longs resumes. Just needs a couple of the shorters to break ranks at same time and then it's happy days. The share price moving up is a good thing for warrants should be worth more to them now in the long run seeing this rise !

[plunger2] 05/2/2017 12:22

Overall it should be full steam ahead from here. And normally I'd be looking to see the shorts cover. However the warrants position bothers me a bit.
If you know you're getting warrants at 42p then you can short in the 80s and "lock-in" a profit??
Could this slow the price recovery a wee bit?

[bakedbean57] 05/2/2017 11:54

Well all that focus and energy can now be transitioned into growth, do I think it should have been concluded more quickly yes I do, but stability now is key to growth and if the infrastructure sharing economies and hub positions can be developed, short term infills etc be capitalised upon then larger capex are run in parallel let them have a crack of the whip without the pressures of finance negotiations. He's had the faith and backing of the financial institutions even in the darkest days it appears that he's built a good relationship with them see what's achieved in the next 12. Project wise we do need the larger players experience to guide.

[ayl30] 05/2/2017 11:02

Article in S Telegraph re financing.

[pennysharemillionaire2] 05/2/2017 10:27

bonkers can you do an oil proce analysis to get a feel on the trading channel and compare to pmo.

[manics] 05/2/2017 08:26

Hub (iii poster whom I have referenced here before, and convinced me on the VWAP conspiracy) sums the state of play up nicely here on his blog:

[begorrah88] 05/2/2017 08:11

Re 24658bakedbeans is absolutely correct about contacting the regulator. I've had the same experiences and you get absolutely nothing from them other than standard phrases etcI sometimes provide specific & detailed examples of my concerns but you get the distinct impression that your enquiry is being metaphorically screwed up into a ball and thrown into the plastic basketball hoop on the back of the FCA office door.I expect a few weeks of confused volatility now while the bigger picture is married up with short term agendas.

[manics] 05/2/2017 07:56

BP set to report it is back in black when it unveils full-year results for 2016

[bakedbean57] 04/2/2017 22:10

No need for that remark no matter who the poster is.

[bakedbean57] 04/2/2017 22:10

IR and PR teams starting a media drive and increasing positive news on the wire and from their stance, I like it first to complain but I'll be first to say well done and may the pipeline of news continue.

[leoneobull] 04/2/2017 20:57

Another new article! - 8.10pmPremier Oil ponders tie-ups in the North Sea Premier Oil is eyeing tie-ups in the burgeoning West of Shetland oil and gas basin after clinching a wholesale refinancing with lenders last week. The embattled North Sea explorer has been locked in complex negotiations with its vast lender syndicate for nine months. However, following the deal, boss Tony Durrant said that Premier is studying ways to team up with North Sea rivals in a bid to slash costs. Mr Durrant said Premier plans to use the huge infrastructure at its Solan project to lock in deals with oil producers working in adjacent oil fields. "We'll be talking to everyone else in the area," Mr Durrant said. Premier plans to begin discussions with Chrysaor, the private equity- backed explorer which last week became the North Sea's largest independent oil firm after snapping up $3bn worth of assets from Shell. Chrysaor and independent upstart Hurricane both operate within 10 miles of Solan's subsea storage tank and a shuttle tanker for oil which Premier uses instead of expensive pipelines. The drive to lower costs by sharing installations has emerged as a key recommendation of the Government in a bid to extend the life of the North Sea. "The North Sea is terrible around co-operating but that's changing quite a lot," Mr Durrant added.

[marvin9] 04/2/2017 20:37

oK oK FEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! CALMMMMMMMMM now!

[marvin9] 04/2/2017 20:36

Premier Oil is eyeing tie-ups in the burgeoning West of Shetland oil and gas basin after clinching a wholesale refinancing with lenders last week.
The embattled North Sea explorer has been locked in complex negotiations with its vast lender syndicate for nine months. However, following the deal, boss Tony Durrant said that Premier is studying ways to team up with North Sea rivals in a bid to slash costs.


Mr Durrant said Premier plans to use the huge infrastructure at its Solan project to lock in deals with oil producers working in adjacent oil fields. “We’ll be talking to everyone else in the area,” Mr Durrant said.
Premier plans to begin discussions with Chrysaor, the private equity- backed explorer which last week became the North Sea’s largest independent oil firm after snapping up $3bn worth of assets from Shell.
Chrysaor and independent upstart Hurricane both operate within 10 miles of Solan’s subsea storage tank and a shuttle tanker for oil which Premier uses instead of expensive pipelines.



The drive to lower costs by sharing installations has emerged as a key recommendation of the Government in a bid to extend the life of the North Sea. 
“The North Sea is terrible around co-operating but that’s changing quite a lot,” Mr Durrant added.

[oilretire] 04/2/2017 20:35

Do the right thing and shut up............... PLEASE!

:-)

[marvin9] 04/2/2017 20:33

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww look at Uncle Tony Lion, striking a deal with the banks for PMO and the nasty banks smacking him on the nose :



Do the right thing and resign............... PLEASE

[oilretire] 04/2/2017 20:33

They've obviously had a long chat......

[marvin9] 04/2/2017 20:28

Calm now, but don't use that word

[marvin9] 04/2/2017 20:27

That's better.. gone