Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[leoneobull] 19/12/2016 08:19

Shorters will close pre new year who would want to be short when refinancing announced? We could see a surge

[leoneobull] 19/12/2016 08:14

Filtered marvin

[marvin9] 19/12/2016 07:34

You cant teach stupidity, well lets just see who is right , greeny rampers

[ny boy] 19/12/2016 07:28

The ingredients are there for an assault on key resistance 77p, could happen pre-holidays.

[manics] 19/12/2016 06:23

2017. Two thousand and heaven-teen for oil imo.

#OPEC Deal Leaves Oil Investors Most Optimistic Since Slump Began

[steve73] 19/12/2016 01:46

I think the market will be EXPECTING the refi to be during Q1 '17...well if it read the last T&O update on 17 Nov.

"Premier will now engage with its Convertible and Retail bondholders and it is the Company's objective that discussions with all parties will be sufficiently advanced such that the creditors are able to lock up to the terms of a transaction by year-end, following which there will be a process to implement the refinancing during Q1 2017.'

[seangwhite] 18/12/2016 23:35

The way POO is going Santa and OPEC are seemingly doing more for PMO and it's share price than the BOD's performance. Let's hope the refi doesn't go into 17 as this would be a real worry for the market. Next week should see PMO north of 75p and a run at the 52 week high of 80p would be a good sign of good news at last.VGLTA

[tracy_moore] 18/12/2016 21:12

Strong whiff of desperation on this bb one name appears at a rapid rate eh Marvin9, maybe stick to scratch cards in your penthouse bedsit.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 20:47

And to top it all we have 'Fat Tony'

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 20:34

Remember these figures are estimated and are only predictions for possible prices for the end of 2017 and are assuming those who agreed will honour cuts (A big mega asking):



Goldman Sachs increases oil price forecast. Goldman Sachs issued a revised oil price forecast for 2017 to reflect the effects of the non-OPEC agreement and greater confidence in the compliance of OPEC members to their historic deal.

The investment banks expects WTI to average only>>>>>>> $57.50 in the >>>>>>> second quarter of next year, up from its previous estimate of $55. Brent will average $59 instead of $56.50.

Goldman is assuming an mega >>>>>>>>>>84 percent compliance rate from OPEC (I would predict more like 60% compliance due to other continuing improving output and the people involved being greedy and like children will not be able to prevent themselves from raiding the cooky jar), which will lead to cuts of ONLY >>>>>>>>>1.6 mb/d from the cartel instead of the announced 1.8 mb/d (I will predict half of that tops, if any).

The above figures do not include more production from USA AND OTHER IMPROVING PRODUCING COUNTRIES

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 20:28

the Nigerian government signed a deal with ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM), Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A), Eni (NYSE: E) and Chevron (NYSE: CVX) to resolve a dispute over back payments of $5 billion on joint ventures.

The deal could pave the way to more investment and lead to a resurgence in Nigeria’s output, which is down to 1.8 mb/d from a peak last year of 2.2 mb/d. If the two OPEC countries, Libya and Nigeria, restore capacity, it could threaten the efficacy of the OPEC deal.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 20:26

Libya and Nigeria set to boost oil exports. A key oil export terminal as well as a pipeline in Libya are about to come back online, bringing disrupted oil production back onto the market. Libya has already doubled production from 300,000 to 600,000 bpd since September. Now more capacity is about to come online as the political situation improves.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 19:43

Rest of the world dont

[leoneobull] 18/12/2016 19:17

Goldman thinks 60 early 2017

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 18:50

Lol yes I am... Sorry

But I'm eating a BIG FAT TURKEY THIS XMAS whilst you lot eat wood pigeon

And so is FAT TONY !

Gobble Gobble

[joelebeau] 18/12/2016 18:49

"Hence why you little green investors are sitting on heavy losses.

...

Will add... I do seem to have made more money shorting PMO than you lot put together."


Not only are very wrong (I've done very well with PMO this year) but you are also very childish.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 17:58

What u don't think it will be £2 by the end of next year???????

Shame on you, I truly am a believer and will buy when the price is right

[mreasygoing] 18/12/2016 17:34

Marvin, I love the bull. No one believes your deluded words.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 17:11

Naaa its all tongue in cheek banter, you lot will make money in the long term, just a matter of buying, tucking away your shares and coming back next year.

I truly believe we will see well over £2 a share by end of next year.

And you can take that to the bank if my name aint Marvin the Great

As said, I will buy back in on falls.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 17:00

Nothing to do with arrogance, I am as humble as they come; well done, like me, you can sit back and have a glass of Port and enjoy xmas and gobble down a big fat Turkey dinner with a big Fat Greasy Tony smile on our faces.


Butttttttt heyyyyyyyy wait for it; the rampers boasted Fat Tony would announce a finance deal before the 30th Dec 16.. Might put the Turkey on ice for a few days.

Not home and dry yet

[puzzler2] 18/12/2016 16:38

Don't be so dismissive of all of us, Marvin. Some of us here have made decent money out of PMO this last year (me included), by buying the lows and selling the highs. Arrogance isn't becoming.

[marvin9] 18/12/2016 13:59

Mystery Solved.... fat Tony couldn't wait until Xmas for his xmas pud, the greedy fat lazy 'person' tucked into emergency rations and left none for the rest.

It was simply no more than an emergency charter to deliver more xmas Pud.... at share holders expense of course; him not wanting to change tradition.

Expect a further charted delivery of custard tomorrow.