Harbour Energy Share Discussion Threads

[deanroberthunt] 03/1/2017 09:49

next big focus will be the trillion $ capex cuts to kick in....BP have just reignited the GOM project, but won't see first oil until 2022....

[mreasygoing] 03/1/2017 09:33

Cash on standby for a confirmed break out. I'm looking for a two day close above resistance.

[deanroberthunt] 03/1/2017 09:21

oil breaking ooooooot

[deanroberthunt] 03/1/2017 09:19

enquist breaking ooooooooot

[deanroberthunt] 03/1/2017 09:03

in a strange twist of fate, it's now those who aren't hedged going fwd will benefit most from an oil price move north....

[deanroberthunt] 03/1/2017 09:01

breakout time coming....

[leoneobull] 03/1/2017 08:59

Breakout. Even the trolls must be pleased

[larva] 03/1/2017 08:11

breakout lads

[adg] 03/1/2017 07:07

Rogk
V unlikely imo - especially now with poo firmly above $50

[hearts1] 03/1/2017 06:31

Disagree, the majority of short positions are hedges not naked for a start.TLW has 15% of stock shorted in 2016 but the share price went from 120 to 350.You've banged on the same tune for months, but clearly given the market cap to debt an equity raise has never been on the table.

[hearts1] 02/1/2017 19:37

I would think given the share price trend positions will be taken after debt restructuring. Large investors are looking for returns, not multi bags.

[bakedbean57] 02/1/2017 18:25

If we get the volumes back of c10m+ a day this week could be an indicator on position taking.

[seangwhite] 02/1/2017 12:26

The days after the 12th will be of more interest to holders of PMO. My guess is the short positions will decide what they are doing prior to that but not as a herd doing a stampede.2017 could be a good year for PMO.VGLTA

[chutes01] 02/1/2017 11:57

can it break 79 this week, then 120

[ny boy] 02/1/2017 11:49

You may see a few shorts closing once this stays above 79p, anyway not bothered when, too busy enjoying myself in Asia

[asa8] 02/1/2017 10:00

Morning folks you would think shorts will reduce this week could see 80p by Friday.

[begorrah88] 01/1/2017 08:53

Leoneo

Can I suggest any pops at each other take place on the BLVN thread? [BTW never been short in my life as I don't agree with it - what I was at BLVN was correct, you assumed that to be a short position because I didn't ramp]

Steve73 runs a polite and squabble-free thread here - it would be a shame to let differences of opinion spoil that.

[seangwhite] 01/1/2017 00:56

17 should be a decent Year for PMO.VGLTA

[larva] 31/12/2016 23:35

Going to 80p next week

Hny

[leoneobull] 31/12/2016 19:59

Beg. Since I have neither bought nor sold any pmo since the last purchase at 49.75p why would I make contradictory statements? You consistently berated blvn day in day out and everyone knew you were short. Blvn will have its day when etinde gets developed. your posts are relentlessly negative mine tend to be very positive. Perhaps reflects personalities

[frontdoor bull] 31/12/2016 19:12

Oil
The price of crude oil is now about double the low it reached in January. The market has been driven to a large extent by the rather laborious return to the stage of OPEC, group that includes most of the leading oil exporters.
Often in the past a fall in the price of oil led to an OPEC attempt to reverse the development by agreeing to cut production - though it's another question how effectively the member countries would implement any such deal.
The fall that began in mid-2014 met no immediate response. Saudi Arabia, OPEC's biggest player, was thought to welcome the pressure that falling prices put on shale oil producers in the United States.
The Saudis also wanted a bigger contribution from other OPEC countries, notably Iran. Eventually though, the response came.
In September the group agreed in principle to act and then in November a new production ceiling was agreed with some non-OPEC members agreeing to take part.
The result: oil prices are still around half the June 2014 level, but a lot healthier for oil exporters than there were a few months ago.

[bakedbean57] 31/12/2016 10:38

Heh again with the 60p where's the methodology?