Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[american idiot] 10/10/2017 16:21

For a few trading days its been up the odd penny at 8am (albiet on a weak stray bot or two) followed by a period of low volume garbage up until late afternoon when the shareprice is hammered back down a few ticks.

Holding 65p bid so far which is up 1p on the day. Brent / US Crude racing up. Maybe we might get a late flurry of activity ?

[begorrah88] 10/10/2017 15:23

It's a daily event now isn't it?.75p taken off the bid price after 3pm with no corresponding fall on POOVery formulaic

[chutes01] 10/10/2017 14:22

Up to high 70s next few trading days

[american idiot] 10/10/2017 14:11

Marvin, lol. TD, more speaking about over the past few months that Ive followed PMO closely.

lol @ your rib tickling me !

[volsung] 10/10/2017 12:39

I thought Marvin was quite loud

[gregpeck7] 10/10/2017 12:38

Cannot believe the low volume here.

[american idiot] 10/10/2017 11:13

Beg,

Use that knowledge to make some easy profits. Get a DMA account(if you havent one already) and trade accordingly.

[humphries1] 10/10/2017 11:12

get LEO KOOTS to run the company

[american idiot] 10/10/2017 11:06

Marv,

The oil price will move the PMO shareprice, however it'll take improving company fundamentals to make the gains sustainable. Read up on the latest production figures, asset sale to boot (One already announced but other assets are up for sale) Everything is heading in the right direction.

Maybe I am wrong but I actually think TD and co are doing a great job - at the moment.

[begorrah88] 10/10/2017 11:05

An example of the control of the share price would be that yesterday, at 9.30am when POO was $1 lower the PMO share price was 1p higher.

It is in reverse correlation due to one thing only - management of SETS.

[begorrah88] 10/10/2017 11:01

AI

Cheers

It may well spike to that range in my opinion at some point post Catcher [if smooth and successful]but the main thing any long standing PMO holder has learned is that highs are very short lived and will be taken off by the shorting brigade.

Not a conducive environment for steady equity growth.

[marvin9] 10/10/2017 10:58

Yankey doodle idiot, we cant break 65p never mind 78p.

Told ya, get rid of fat cheeks and his shorting mates will go with him. The share price will be £1 within a week.

He is nothing but blubber

[american idiot] 10/10/2017 10:54

Beg, my only target is 78p. The shareprice spent a significant amount of time in 2016 trading upto the 78p area before falling back (to the mid 60's area) so that would be a good initial target to drop a few with the intention of buying back on any dip.

[asa8] 10/10/2017 10:48

Time for Durrant to go no point here now this has had the life sucked out of it

[american idiot] 10/10/2017 10:47

ENQUEST PLC, 17 February 2017
Development update: Kraken FPSO in the field and hooked up



Absolutely no RNS from Enquest from Kraken leaving Singapore (31st October 2016) until Kraken was in the field and hooked up ready to go.(17th February 2017)

[begorrah88] 10/10/2017 10:46

What would 'very nicely' equate to in your book?

I'd be interested to know as my expectations from 12 months ago were for this to be considerably nearer £1 than 64p.

With POO where it is and refinancing done I wasn't expecting any equity growth to have been sacrificed to placate bondholders.

I know Solan caused a big dent [and I fear there may be more to come on that saga]but it is quite clear to me that there is no appetite to bring in new II's or to support the equity side of the stock.

If the hedging for the CBH's is that strong that it effectively negated the Zama spike within weeks and has the share price completely under its' thumb with POO in this range then I also question what will cause the share price to rise.

Catcher is anybody's guess as TD's time frames and reality are absolute strangers to each other and it is only hope that really keeps me invested rather than expectation.

[bakedbean57] 10/10/2017 10:42

How did Enq release RNS over Kraken?

[bakedbean57] 10/10/2017 10:41

I took that view 12 months ago...