Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[leonidas] 08/3/2017 09:07

I own my 50.000 shares outright so I can wait no problem for me at all.

[glenkaz] 08/3/2017 09:05

I'm staying put!! If it wasent for stamp duty I'd trade! I'm on £3600 a point £12700 down now!! 🤒💩 I have balls to hold for 90p! 😋

[leonidas] 08/3/2017 09:00

So far I am down £4750 but still convinced that irrespective of tomorrow result short and medium term PMO will go back to mid 80p in the very short time.............perhaps April/May.

[barvin] 08/3/2017 08:28

Interested to see results tomorrow, following weekend FT column. Think BOR hinted at this in their last results as "alternative" options. Lots of big upside if the Falklands can get going.

[nav_mike] 08/3/2017 08:12

Couple of significant short position changes

GLG partners reduced by 0.3% (approx 1.5m shares)

Good old Marshall Wace increasing still by .13% (650k shares). Now 2.03% total

[nav_mike] 08/3/2017 08:10

glenkaz

Just about every day for the last two weeks, PMO opens at the high of the day, has 15 mins to settle, then the AT algos get switched on.

[glenkaz] 08/3/2017 08:07

62 smashed back down!! Ffs! 😁

[deanroberthunt] 08/3/2017 07:54

could there still be Klingons on the starboard bow ?

[deanroberthunt] 08/3/2017 07:52

there's a potential major headwind on the horizon.....listening to CNBC squawk alley et al the other day, the Saudi's were looking for the IPO of Aramco (in part) to be valued at circa $2tr, but the peeps that run the listings were only saying it's worth half that $1tr at IPO, the Saudi's are not happy.....

my point, their point, is, that the theory is that the Saudi's made the production cuts, in part, at least to support a higher Oil price, to in turn support a higher valuation for the IPO of Aramco (in part)....and if they don't agree with the valuation, and pull the proposed listing, there would be no reason for them to continue supporting the Oil price...

[deanroberthunt] 08/3/2017 07:47

It says, buy low and prosper

[glenkaz] 08/3/2017 07:20

Mmmmmm! Red for a change🤔 Ffs! Can we have at least a blue! Go on mm's 👺👹 results tomorow 🚀🚀

[manics] 08/3/2017 07:12

Does it say it in a Stephen Hawking voice?

[deanroberthunt] 08/3/2017 07:02

my charting software says buy between 50-55p lse:pmo ticker

[steve73] 08/3/2017 06:52

paul... if you make one (or more) of the "http" in the link a capital letter, eg. "hTtp" then it should become clickable....

so..



nice reading btw - roll on 2020's...

[steve73] 08/3/2017 06:48

paul - I keep an eye on vessel movements around the Solan field most days when I first log on (c. midnight UK time) so unless a sly tanker slipped in and out again within the 24 hour period around the 10-12th feb I should have seen it... (or maybe it kept its AIS system offline).

I don't monitor any of the other discussion boards so perhaps it was picked up elsewhere...

Does anyone else have any info from another source to confirm?

[paulbiya] 08/3/2017 06:45

And a more optimistic forecast.....http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/IEA-Huge-Oil-Price-Spike-Inevitable13477.html

[paulbiya] 08/3/2017 06:36

BP is assuming $55 to $60 oil for the next five years, CEO Bob Dudley saysCNBC.com BP CEO: We're not planning on an uptick in oil prices BP CEO: We're not planning on an uptick in oil prices 10 Hours Ago | 03:25BP CEO Bob Dudley said Tuesday he is not counting on oil prices rising much beyond their current levels for years to come."We are not planning on an uptick in the prices. We're going to plan on $55 to $60 ... for the next five years, and we're going to live within a strict capital diet," he said during an interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on the sidelines of the CERAWeek by IHS Markit in Houston.For the British oil giant, that means keeping its capital spending program between $15 billion and $17 billion over the same period of time, Dudley added. That is roughly 30 percent below spending levels prior to the oil price crash in 2014, he said.Oil prices rebounded above $50 a barrel after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and 11 other exporters agreed to temporarily cut oil production by about 1.8 million barrels a day. But the price bounce has made drilling more profitable for some American producers, leading to an upsurge in U.S. output that has capped gains.The OPEC-led cuts have not solved the challenges of a changing oil market, but they have made businesses more confident to invest, Dudley said. Despite spending less in the coming years, BP will start up new projects and keep costs down, he added."BP has quietly been getting ready. 2017 is a really important year for us. We have more new projects being commissioned than ever in the history of the company," he said.

[paulbiya] 08/3/2017 06:25

That is half what it was before even with the problems so there must have been another one, surely?

[steve73] 08/3/2017 01:55

I've just noticed we have an offload at Solan - that's 50 days since the last offload (unless I missed one) which suggests Solan production is now around just 5-6 kbopd.

Hopefully we will get an update about Solan performance tomorrow (Thursday), but it doesn't look good.

[steve73] 08/3/2017 01:45

Thanks for VWAP info Mike. If the volume stays this low for the rest of the period the daily VWAP's will need to be less than 61 to hit the 62 target, but I'd expect there'll be a higher volume (one way or the other) on results day.

All I can say is, thank Christ they put a 62p floor under the convertible price or it would be anyone's guess how low they could have driven it.

I didn't get my limit buy yesterday, despite briefly getting to my price... Perhaps I should have allowed partial fills, as it was a rather large order. ;-)

[puzzler2] 07/3/2017 21:17

Sit tight and tough it out until 22 March. By then, the CB holders will have achieved their objectives, and then their ambitions and expectations will be aligned with those of shareholders. Don't forget that with all the trials and tribulations of the last year, this share has ralied and sunk many times, the last from around 51p to around 95p - it will happen again. I've bought back in here at 68p and 63p and presently, am nursing a £10K loss, but that's a fraction of the last year's gains made by buying the lows and selling the highs, so I'm relaxed holding through this period.

[marvin9] 07/3/2017 19:47

Hows Challenger doing NY BOY lol

[ny boy] 07/3/2017 19:19

Why is anyone buying? Another down day 62p to 60p, way too much debt, equitiy markets are starting to turn down, this is a sell not a buy, I said so once it lost 78p support.