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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Harbour Energy Plc | LSE:PMO | London | Ordinary Share | Ordinary Shares |
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% | 22.40 | 22.50 | 22.60 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/7/2018 16:14 | Gawd i thought shares are spose to go up in a straight line? | zztop | |
17/7/2018 14:04 | Oil is up now.pmo should be soon too | marmar80 | |
17/7/2018 09:46 | I would dean if I knew a dip was coming & I had some spare cash,I’m usually fully invested or on some rare occasions all cash no offence intended It’s the same as letting your winners run & cut your losses, some winners turn to losses & I’ve sat on big losses for ages that eventually turn a profit, it gets expensive to buy back in when you take a profit,made worst if the price has carried on increasing so I’m in the habit of making one trade & holding. | mercer95 | |
17/7/2018 09:12 | buy the dips... I loaded up big style at 65-70p, now I'm just adding small amounts on each pullback. | deanroberthunt | |
17/7/2018 08:46 | The oil contract rolled over yesterday combined with increased Trade War fears, no wonder oil took a hit, good, it was too expensive, if we get a drawdown in the oil inventories Premier should get a nice bounce, a big one, my opinion DYOR GLA | mercer95 | |
16/7/2018 21:52 | hxxps://www.malcysbl The bucket list published six months ago has performed quite well but then why wouldn’t it; the oil sector has faced an almost perfect storm of high oil prices and a continued and successful drive down of costs. In fact when you say it like that the performance is somewhat less impressive with only 11 of the 18 stocks recording a positive return since February. But the ones that have done well are conspicuously good with the top three all up over 50%. From the top down, Rockhopper is in the lead up 73.6% after the market has really taken on board the positive vibes for Sea Lion which should get sanctioned later this year. RKH has been in the bucket list for just this moment, at long last you say. Second up and by a matter of a few pence is Premier Oil, up 71.6% and conveniently sharing the Sea Lion story although the successful delivery of Catcher, success in Mexico and the imminent approval of Tolmount have helped the story, along with of course, 90/- odd b/d at $75… Malcy saying 90 barrels a day.....maybe he knows some thing we dont. As for bipolar Marvin, guess stevebore doing great funny enough they are both my biggest holding as well. | markymar | |
16/7/2018 19:33 | It seems the reason why PMO crashed and burned and burned some more today is the fact that Jinxy bought back in. Say no more! | marvin9 | |
16/7/2018 19:28 | Good post onedb1,even oil inventories swing on a weekly basis,I don’t mind it to be honest,good opportunities but hard to catch a long term trend,Premier is solid enough, if it makes money at $70 it will make money at $60 IMO | mercer95 | |
16/7/2018 18:11 | In time I agree the valuation of a few oillies including Premier is trending towards great targets ( chart is showing an obvious primary trend ) but as we see today and saw last week we have massive Brent volatility which till it's sorted will affect high beta oil stocks. I keep on hoping to catch a trend that can last a few months at least but am finding myself trading more like a scalper lately . Something I'd rather not be lol . But I have to make money . I do expect oil stocks up outperform Brent in H2 | onedb1 | |
16/7/2018 17:37 | Weak UT. Brent getting cremated. | manics | |
16/7/2018 17:25 | Marvin was right about pmo after all. This is a great buy | leoneobull | |
16/7/2018 17:13 | Wu naughty went broy, Wu gwet brack on jab, make jabba Sqeal wike a pig pwonto | marvin9 | |
16/7/2018 17:07 | STARVING you idiot go play with your SHAODIDI | emilio | |
16/7/2018 16:54 | RALPH! Wu nevr turn up! Jabba in vewy brad brood and trash share pwice. He fuming, no pokey ole fun and take twit out on investors. Get doing ruperty pump and please. If you tuckered out get Beano to swand in he do botty fun. Now gwt to it nd we spect better swear pwice tommoz or be trouble | marvin9 | |
16/7/2018 13:52 | Agree price should be £3 plus but due to fact results didnt say anything other than we already knew I would expect this to drift back a bit into the 110-125 range. | clodgy view | |
16/7/2018 13:04 | assuming POO behaves, this is worth 300-400p/share, now. | deanroberthunt | |
16/7/2018 11:28 | Downbeat numbers from China knocking the stuffing out of the market at the moment | mercer95 | |
16/7/2018 09:36 | some rough calcs just to show how cheap she is, and how quickly deleveraging could make it even cheaper. $400-$500m fcf, at 12x that's $4.8-$6bn mcap using mid, $5.4bn, mius debt $2.6bn = $2.8bn, nearly 3x current value. remove $400-$500m from debt by year end, and that's $3.3bn.... | deanroberthunt | |
16/7/2018 08:39 | Could be, 3.5 million volume in the first half hour of trading,I’ll take it as a positive, some big buys went through as well,oil inventories will have a big say in the share price performance this week. | mercer95 | |
16/7/2018 08:33 | Looks like someones got a large amount of shares to sell | fitton | |
16/7/2018 08:12 | Shares price swings nearly as much as Marvin and his bipolar. | markymar | |
15/7/2018 23:04 | In last week btw | zztop | |
15/7/2018 21:48 | Let's hope Marv comes out with another uplift in his forecast for the PMO share price He like Malcy can influence markets. | seangwhite |
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