Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[stansmith3] 21/3/2020 18:28

where is onedb1he said this was going to 140, easy moneypmo is 17p17pwhat a wretch he is

[fictitious1] 21/3/2020 14:03

Turvart,
You are entitled to your opinion. What BB's are all about and engaging in non-pmo debates over the weekend is good by me.

Following on from your point about covid-19, worth reading this piece. This echoes my view on the subject. No conspiracy theories, just adding some perspective. :0)



I do wish everyone safety and wellness.

[turvart] 20/3/2020 22:52

It really comes to something when the UK Government sell their own bonds to counter Coronavirus, It really comes to something when I personally have to look past the UK Government and then look at Microsoft going below 118! I thought UK government bonds were stronger than Microsoft going below 118 but think again!

[andypop1] 20/3/2020 22:37

Today was the last day for ftse 250 tracker funds to exit PMO and the market makers ensured it was as pain free as possible given the current circumstances, they even engineered another price monitoring extension, something that is usually reserved for the AIM casino, at the close.

No news on the sanction hearing?
The sanction hearing is usually a formality that takes a morning in court to get the rubber stamp, hmmmm!

Vart,
Get yourself a strong black coffee and then tell me where you got the alcohol from because I'm struggling to find any with all this stockpiling we are witnessing.

Have a good weekend all.

[turvart] 20/3/2020 22:28

It wouldn't of been so bad if the Government held the bonds up, but they sold " Yes the Government sold the bonds"

[turvart] 20/3/2020 22:21

I mean this now and I'm not lying, I will never ever put any money ever again in my pension with UK Government bonds, The Government never held the bonds up! instead they drew every penny they could! and that will be a massive mistake for the Government for the next 100 years I would say!

[turvart] 20/3/2020 22:16

It's evident Andy that the UK Government are fleecing their own Bonds to pay for this Coronavirus out of pension funds!

[andypop1] 20/3/2020 22:01

Vart,
What on earth are you talking about?
Who are they?
The government will want our money when this is over but I don't see how they can take it from anyone realising their loss, for now they are pumping unprecedented cash in to preserve businesses and their employees in the hope that the economy isn't damaged beyond repair when we get through this.
Are you honestly suggesting the entire devoloped world's leaders are collaborating to fleece their electorate?
What's your average here?
And I don't mean the 9p you are claiming!

[crystball] 20/3/2020 21:34

Interesting reading....

[advfn137] 20/3/2020 17:57

How did that shoot up from 17 to 19 in seconds Such a dodgy game this

[y1phr1] 20/3/2020 16:54

2 large sells dose someone know something we don't.

[patience a virtue] 20/3/2020 16:52

U.S. oil industry regulators are set to open a dialogue with OPEC in talks that could help foster a truce between the world’s three largest oil producers and potentially resolve a Saudi-Russian price war that has devastated oil markets in recent weeks.
WSJ article
IMV this is the only way forward and hopefully the oil market can stabilize?

[y1phr1] 20/3/2020 16:46

And back down again

[turvart] 20/3/2020 16:46

Been a great day for PMO holders, I only sold 40% of my holding to put myself in a better position of some 9.5p average, but I'm certainly not selling the rest until all the good news come out with Charlie-1 and then we have the oil price rise to look forward too and also the end of Coronavirus, lets hope PMO will visit 120p again and beyond in a few months time!

[teamwork1] 20/3/2020 16:27

Gone up from 17 to 19 within one min

[peteret] 20/3/2020 16:00

These boards do influence the tiny trades and the price.The big boys buy after hours.

[ekuuleus] 20/3/2020 15:47

Ammu1220 Mar '20 - 09:42 - 48981 of 48988
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Tlw takeover rumours

Just like you keep spouting on ESL that will be taken over. Muppet, do you really think a BB like this has any influence over the share price.

[advfn137] 20/3/2020 15:44

Looks like nobody wants to be in over the weekend

[advfn137] 20/3/2020 13:30

Thats well played!!!!!

[turvart] 20/3/2020 13:26

Well I bought in initially at approx 14p, today I've sold 40% at 20p of which puts my remaining 60% at around 9.5p average, I'm looking at buying back the 40% around 16p if not I'm letting the 60% run until things calm down.