Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[deans] 03/4/2017 05:46

Tim thanks from me as well.

[seangwhite] 02/4/2017 21:04

Corbyn was the greatest secret weapon the Tories ever had. May is praying for his term as leader being for at least the next two general elections. Ed Milliband must really be having a good chuckle at his generous legacy to the Tory party.

[marvin9] 02/4/2017 20:36

Corbyn supports the IRA so that will be the reason

[oiler1] 01/4/2017 15:38

Classic fool, spent pocket money buying risky shares and think every morning waking up he will be rich, you must be Rodney.

How much you lost, a fiver?

[mreasygoing] 31/3/2017 22:32

Hello. You're like a rubbish Doctor Who. Your previous incarnations were much more fun. Nice to see you're not dead... yet.

[mreasygoing] 31/3/2017 21:00

I buy when the likes of NYlon boy and this idiot keep posting.

[marvin9] 31/3/2017 20:11

People need to get real,,, if you in your own job was given £2 billion project (Solan) and it went badly wrong would you still be in a job????????? Doubt it!

TD was and did and still is a job, with catcher to come ?????????

Not one share holder has a concern over PMO and its assets.. its all about how they are managed and progressed, giving all share holders best value.

Td has proven to be way out of his depth and messed up nearly everything he has done.

[marvin9] 31/3/2017 19:44

Oilcan, if she was part of a team that is causing others to lose mega money due to her stupidity; she would resign... but that's just my mum she has morals!

[paulbiya] 31/3/2017 18:48

Thanks to hub iii wouldn't disagree with the $60pb level required to wake up the market but the point you are missing is that PMO was dancing around 95p just a few weeks ago with PoO in the mid $50's.Once debt deal is done, I think the PMO will derisk and return to 90p levels and that's with PoO where it is.Call it 'rerate' phase number 1.Then you have what you call $60pb significant level. When PoO breaks $58pb (and it will) PMO should build higher and set new yearly highs in the 100p range.That's phase 2. Could go as high as 120p based on that alone.Then there's going to be a move to PMO focused catalysts. There are two main events in 2017 to come.In May or June they are set to spud the Mexico well. It's derisked through 4d seismics and CoS is high. Upside targets of 500mboe with 25% interest (net to pmo).Then there's Catcher. That's the biggy and if all goes well then you get rerate to 150p to 180p+Lots of ifs and buts, but plenty to get PMO moving without PoO breaking $60pb.First stage - debt completion. Get that sorted and then market can focus on mexico drill and then on Catcher.HUB

[paulbiya] 31/3/2017 18:38

JP Morgan chase analysts: "The US JP Morgan bank has revised the forecasts for oil prices upon OPEC's historic agreement to cut production in conjunction with non?OPEC.The 2017 price forecasts were revised up to $58.25 per barrel on Brent and $56.25 per barrel on West Texas Intermediate (WTI), JP Morgan said in its report obtained by Trend."Price forecast increases are concentrated in 1Q17-3Q17, where we increase forecasts by an average of $5 per barrel," said the report. "However, we now harbor mounting concerns that cheating will inevitably undermine commitment to the agreement at some point in 2H17. We therefore lower our 4Q17 price forecast to $55 per barrel and end-year forecast to $53 per barrel on Brent."JP Morgan analysts believe that there remains a degree of uncertainty as to how and by whom the delivery of agreed OPEC and non-OPEC oil cuts will be assessed."The creation of a 5-member panel of governments to scrutinize the level of compliance for OPEC producers is a positive first step. But uncertainties remain and failure to ensure sufficient transparency for both producer nations and market participants could undermine the objective of stabilizing prices that producers have set themselves," said the report.Excluding the natural decline in output from countries with mature production facilities, e.g. Mexico, the analysts believe that cuts will exceed 400,000 barrels per day at peak.Earlier, OPEC agreed to slash the output by 1.2 million barrels per day from Jan. 1, with top exporter Saudi Arabia cutting as much as 486,000 barrels per day.Non-OPEC oil producers such as Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Brunei, Equatorial Guinea, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mexico, Oman, Russia, Sudan, and South Sudan agreed to reduce output by 558,000 barrels per day starting from Jan. 1, 2017 for six months, extendable for another six months, to take into account prevailing market conditions and prospects."

[timothyjones2010] 31/3/2017 17:31

100% from Elizabeth Brooks