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PMO Harbour Energy Plc

22.40
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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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28/9/2018
08:39
Which of these deramping mugs claimed to have sold 118 fri week last saying he'd buy at 115 on the Monday-shares straightaway rocketed to 140p so I guess he feels an even bigger mug now. Think it was the genius GG.
Ignore the clueless sh....ads.
PMO now beyond their reach so back to penny shares mugs-the only type ye can afford.

cumnor
28/9/2018
08:27
binarypilot - 10 Sep 2018 - 09:01:12 - 39274 of 39459 Premier - Charts and All - PMO


114 seems like a good entry point to me.

But WTFDIK....





Just sayin....

binarypilot
28/9/2018
08:26
I'm thinking GG is one of Marge's mates...or co-worker (or/an)
steve73
28/9/2018
08:07
Hi GG, you're right no concern for risk management, never even heard of it.

Regarding opec being a binary bet, can you explain that to me, they've got a range of changes in production up and down they could adopt but that boils down to two outcomes of Poo and thus share price impact on pmo.

I warn you I'm a bit fick so take it real slow, imagine the level of stupidity of someone thinking they can influence the share price of a company with a mkt cap above £1bn by posting drivel on a bulletin board read by a few dozen private investors.

prewar
27/9/2018
20:26
Gas price going up as well as BrentAlong way up to go yet .Patience is required . Their will still be quite a few who will be happy to take profits at this level .I top sliced at 124 p having bought at 44 to 62p . Having eggs in one basket . Now have two eggs in the basket ! Am happy to let the rest run back to 3.00 !! All on the oil price ! Sicknote
s34icknote
27/9/2018
19:25
But you were wrong.... at least twice
Prewar has been right to hold
Chasing 2 or 3 or 4 percent and getting it wrong some of the time is soooooooo stressful - and probably playing it with money you don’t have ..... so so stressful
Whereas us “rampers just sit relax and let the profits roll in week on week

adg
27/9/2018
18:18
Personally rather be out on a binary bet like opec. Clearly you are one of the ramp brigade with no concern for risk management.
ggm5d
27/9/2018
18:00
Ha ha wasn't it £1.15 about this time last week on opec concerns?
prewar
27/9/2018
17:54
Rally over and back to 130?
ggm5d
27/9/2018
17:53
Well done crystball, think there's still a bit of upside from here but what do I know.
prewar
27/9/2018
16:09
Those that bought at 141p can sell at 180p in a couple of months Sicknote
s34icknote
27/9/2018
15:59
Bizarre way of reading it . As 1 day or intraday moves are not the way to read into a share performance .
onedb1
27/9/2018
14:55
The day started well but looks as if it's going to finish poorly. Those who paid £1.41 for their shares today must be gutted. This is one share that I've never been able to read.
investordave
27/9/2018
14:33
I have halved my holding of PMO and have taken profits, parking the proceeds. Since Feb 2016 I had accumulated several times at various prices 39.45, 70.39, 88.25 and 55.18. It has been an amazing journey with the construction of the FPSO in Singapore and following its journey to the UK (A year ago the FPSO was in the Mediterranean Sea on its way to the UK). PMO have done brilliantly well with Catcher. I've held PMO shares since 2013 and suffered the same journey as many with the oil price collapse, following the disappointing Solan project etc.

PMO have great potential for the future, but I felt uncomfortable having a large holding sitting there as a paper profit.

I hope the higher oil price is sustained well into next year, allowing Sealion to be sanctioned. If that happens and PMO's debt is much reduced, that would be great.

I'm going to sit on the sidelines until we have some clear direction for the Brexit negotiations and also waiting to see if the Conservative government in the UK survives without there being another general election and a possible change of government.

crystball
27/9/2018
13:57
I worked out that for each $10 oil price hike - AFTER taking into consideration their declared hedging, that the additional free cash flow per annum will be around $125m to $150m, and I don't think I am far away with that one.
adg
27/9/2018
13:31
just sit tight for 1500p a share in 2023
deanroberthunt
27/9/2018
13:31
always get profit takers on a breakout signal....now they're out, up and at em
deanroberthunt
27/9/2018
13:19
Can't keep guessing the pull backs Sit tight , debt will tumble and this will spike ! Hindsight is great !! Sicknote
s34icknote
27/9/2018
13:15
Bound to get some profit taking along the way
nav_mike
27/9/2018
12:55
That said, I do fear we'll end up red today.
investordave
27/9/2018
12:53
I can't be bothered to try to trade this share. Just going to sit tight. Traders rarely win over time.
investordave
27/9/2018
12:42
Am I the only one who thinks time to sell and take profits? Joined this rally very late but think Saudis will bring brent back below 80 soon enough.
ggm5d
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