Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[rationaleee] 01/4/2019 20:04

Conoco Is Said to Hold Talks With Chrysaor Over North Sea Fields
1 April 2019, 17:26 BST

U.S. oil company previously failed to reach a deal with Ineos
Chrysaor’s output could jump 50% if an agreement is completed

Bloomberg reporting the above headline.

[s34icknote] 01/4/2019 17:20

ENQ and pmo doing well.100 p tomorrow !Hopefully 70 dollars brent the norm !Both on low PE ratios . Both could double and still be cheap .Roll on tomorrow !Sicknote

[onedb1] 01/4/2019 16:38

Nice 97.32p uncrossing there at the auction. As Year to date averages increase I see no reason not to back PmoVirtually all my oil portfolio is now doing well . The laggard Enquest basically at break even now too .Lots to catch up Vs the rest but it's a good day today

[jelenko] 01/4/2019 16:14

I agree but we cannot deny that the traders move our share price by about 3p per $1 move in POO on any given day. They ignore the valid points that you make and that's why I invested here.

[onedb1] 01/4/2019 16:10

Later not lately .

[onedb1] 01/4/2019 16:10

Jelenko it's about year average and average price obtained This year we have much higher hedges than last . That 86 often quoted counts for 1 day in a whole year . Last year the year average was just over $70 with lower hedges this year its about $64 with higher hedges . I'll repost the exact figures lately .100p not to far . Bet my stalker is having a fit lol . Told him before having to filter him 100p was coming

[steve73] 01/4/2019 16:01

I've just looked at last month's warrant conversions...

9,140 were converted cashlessly @91.743p average, and 14,900 for cash. So total new shares were 19,781.

But the total shares increased from 817.. to 821..MM, ie. by more than 4.5MM.

Where did all those extra's come from? Management awards perhaps, but they usually RNS when any additional shares are created. Unless of course it was all buried in the annual results....

Did anyone notice how many freebies Tony awarded himself last month...?

[jelenko] 01/4/2019 15:54

Although POO was $86 at the time!

[onedb1] 01/4/2019 15:48

Couldn't agree more with that .

[seangwhite] 01/4/2019 09:37

At 100p PMO is still about 32% down on the 52 week high. To my mind it's in better shape with fairly large future prospects to move forward now than the time of 146p in 18.

[dan de lion] 01/4/2019 09:33

Don't forget that every dollar that the price of oil goes up by is approx. $30 million annually straight thro` to the bottom line.

[chinese investor] 01/4/2019 09:11

Very Confident !

[ny boy] 01/4/2019 08:56

Crank it up 110p initial target, comfortably on track here.

[chinese investor] 01/4/2019 08:29

My Share For 2019 !

[nav_mike] 01/4/2019 08:26

Strange....SETS now seems to be accepting orders in 0.02 of a penny increments.

Thats new - and looking at the intra day, seems to be dampening volatility

[seangwhite] 01/4/2019 08:10

It would be good to see PMO hit 100p before Zama drill update but it's a tall order for today.

[professor pettigrew] 01/4/2019 07:54

Take no notice of "michaelsadvfn" - he is one of the SCUM trolls.

A nasty piece of work with nothing better to do than trash threads.

Beware of him and just filter him.

£1 here today.

[eodfire] 01/4/2019 07:45

Brent 68. Should be an interesting day here. Stay long imo.

[michaelsadvfn] 31/3/2019 18:09

pettigrew claims to have been a senior broker at James Capel, hence my post ridiculing him.

He is, in fact, Sutton’s village idiot....by some margin.

[seangwhite] 31/3/2019 17:23

PANR is only for true gamblers of the type who back horses at Cheltenham at over 50/1. The odd one comes on but the majority lose. PMO is more like picking a well fancied short price horse with a good record that is known to be improving.

[adg] 31/3/2019 16:57

Ever tried offering a financial advisor a percentage of profits as a commission ?
It’s funny as ...... seeing them squirm and stutter...
Only ever met one decent one and he was the guy who said he couldn’t really improve on my own strategy and direction with retirement and pension plans. All the rest have been underwhelming at best, downright terrible at worst.