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PMO Harbour Energy Plc

22.40
0.00 (0.00%)
14 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  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
0 0 N/A 0

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31/8/2018
17:48
Jabba hedged PMO oil stock at a comical rate, such is the clueless puppet clown in a pocket he is.

If he went then the share price would double overnight.

marvin9
31/8/2018
08:30
Over the past 6 weeks or so we've had 5 shipments with 8 or 9 days between them... assuming typical load sizes this represents consistently around 60+ kbopd
steve73
31/8/2018
08:25
adg , my understanding is Catcher physical delivery is at a premium to Brent spot. However they are hedging a large proportion, out 1+ years as part of bondholder's requirements. Those hedged barrels are sold forward at a discount to Brent spot (due to backwardation), but still I would expect at a premium to the Brent forward curve.
ggm5d
31/8/2018
08:22
Generally and in the half year interview TD did say that catcher had produced at 70kbopd at one point. I suppose the prevailing oil price will dictate to what extent Catcher is held back. Like a thoroughbred racehorse timing it's run.
jelenko
31/8/2018
08:12
Does catcher not trade at a premium to Brent too?
adg
31/8/2018
07:41
"The global benchmark crude traded at a $7.79 premium to WTI, the widest since mid-June. JBC Energy said it wouldn’t be surprised to see a double-digit spread amid bottlenecks in the U.S. and a tightening Brent market."
steve73
30/8/2018
19:16
Mw wo wunderstand what wu sway?
marvin9
30/8/2018
19:01
Not they; but dopey puppet Jabba, what a clown in a pocket ARF ARF ARF!
marvin9
30/8/2018
19:01
Not they; but dopey puppet Jabba, what a clown in a pocket and historical for his input into PMO. ARF ARF ARF!


Bad Monkey, resign man!

marvin9
30/8/2018
14:09
If they manage to achieve Brent prices ....... which they singularly and very disappointingly failed to do last quarter.
husbod
30/8/2018
13:16
I note from the half year results that they have maintained average daily production guidance for the full year at 80-85k bopd. Given that in the first half 76.2k was achieved they need to hit between 83.8k and 93.8k during the second half as an average to meet that target. Either way with the price of brent likey to be higher on average than during the first half it bodes well for free cash flow.
jelenko
30/8/2018
12:44
Change of signal = changed my mind.
It broke 120 so I am back in at 120. Let's see 130 please.

ggm5d
30/8/2018
12:33
WTI hitting $70.. Brent approaching $80, with the Brent premium getting bigger again... All good for PMO.
steve73
30/8/2018
12:02
I'll live with that, nice £3m profit then. Make it happen
privileged
30/8/2018
11:55
this'll be £15 a share in 2023
deanroberthunt
30/8/2018
10:27
Brent in great form again especially in £ terms . Almost back to year highs . PMO lagging like a few others in the sector . Must be a quiet week
onedb1
29/8/2018
22:48
Well at least you're honest, lets hope if you do get the entry you desire that you're cashing it in for a very handsome profit over the coming weeks/months ;-)
oilretire
29/8/2018
22:41
I doubt I can impact sp, but might as well judge myself by my own post predictions. Yes looking for a lower re-entry and reckon you are right about it being the effect of the bonds. Was invested when this went from 70p up to 100p in January then bond conversion took it back to 70p. That was a 40% profit lost.
ggm5d
29/8/2018
22:23
So you're back here talking it down hoping for a lower re-entry I guess........

That's ok though, it might come good for you, but probably not tomorrow if POO stays in the $77's.

And if others are correct these sales won't be on much longer once the impact of the forced bond conversions works it's way through the city scumbags.

oilretire
29/8/2018
22:14
What back in July? That's a lifetime ago. yeah sold in the 130's and bought some BPC much to my regret.
ggm5d
29/8/2018
22:06
So have you already sold the ones you bought at 120??
oilretire
29/8/2018
22:03
I love PMO longer term, but POO has been up for whole last week and PMO is falling. POO is up on low volume, PMO is down on low volume. POO is a bull trap, before it heads back to $70 when volume picks up. Just got to ignore POO right now.

Look at the PMO chart. Lower highs, lower lows, broke down through the 30day SMA, broke down through the 50day SMA, went through 120p easily, its at 116.8p now and it was at 108p only a week ago. Its clearly going down some more.

ggm5d
29/8/2018
21:31
POO breached $77 after UK close, it's going up tomorrow if that holds......
oilretire
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