Check it out Well balanced, well funded yes we are. This share at this price in this market climate must have a very low risk factor. Unloved i agree. The darkest hour has been said. That 7.00 am RNS is looming !!
Placing ITM… XXXX Wanted to hold on to first tranche but sold half when it hit 155p today ??
Share Price Bobson/Albi1 bobsson: Ricfle/Nelly So are you a buyer at 13p? Do you become bullish at 13p? Read my post above and it may become clear.
Share Price Albi1 Just read this, by you on LSE 14:48: “You have never answered the question but I put it to you one last time: Why do you post on here? Are you invested in Hurricane? If no - then you are a troll and should be banned.†Where is the rule that only the “invested†can use these boards? And if you have a negative view, you are a troll? You should really sell the lot and disappear up your own a-hole. You have constantly ramped this up despite the evidence, advising others to buy or hold, as this suits your position. Yet you have been consistently wrong for months, while abusing others who can accept and deal with the reality of the situation. The SP is always right and today it is 16p and no amount of your nonsense will change it.
Closing Prices Close . . . . 178.20 Open . . . . 179.00 High . . . . .185.00 . . . 11.14.29 . . AT Low . . . . . 179.00 . . . 08.00.14 . . UT MD Auc . . 73 @ 184.20p LSE Vols . . . . 603,257 . . . 362 trades AT trades . . . 264 . . 72.93% OT trades . . . 98 CP . . . 94,856 @ 182p FTSE100 . . . . 7,511.44 . (+64.56) . (+0.87%) Brent Crude . . . $54.20 . (+0.93) . (+1.75%) . . . (15mins delayed)
Q&A with Versarien (VRS) Chief Executive Officer, Neill Ricketts To be honest someone knows something. nomads, brokers, advisors HMG and they have been tipped off…and so we wait! eyeson
Q&A with Versarien (VRS) Chief Executive Officer, Neill Ricketts JT … No not ill they are simply on a complete news blackout since early Jan. The reason is not known but it is something pretty big by all acounts!
RNS-Historic 11/02/2020 3:11pm UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Eurasia Mining (LSE:EUA) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Tuesday 11 February 2020 Eurasia Mining PLC Statement re Suspension The Company confirms that, following social media speculation, trading in its ordinary shares has been suspended (at 7.45am today) pending clarification of its relationship with CITIC. The Company’s AIM securities remain suspended. Further updates will be made shortly.
Recovery Play ? ( Dec 2018 ) Got it spot on. 12% increase in SP today should have backed my hunch. Clearly benefitting from loss of TC competition & now hold more or less a monopoly on the UK package holiday market bar Jet 2.
Check it out Interesting. There are quite a few stories of shale production plateauing. The shale oil boom always did seem a little too good to be true to me, I do have a highly suspicious (and tiny) mind however. The froth of Hurricane oils ‘naturally fractured basement reservoir’ mini boom seems to have hit a brick wall too. I hope I am wrong but fear their investors may be in for a rough ride, their debt pile looks crippling to me (looks like another I prefer, unpopular, out of favour stocks, and PMG are about as unpopular as it gets. I don’t agree with the herd, I rarely do. I see a well balanced, well funded, conservatively managed company. Nothing wrong with that, just look at Tullow Oil… We are sliding back to that 35p support again… If we breach it I’ll be adding to my holding. That’ll be a market cap of <£40m, when we have around £33m in cash. I hope we’ll pay back, in full, the £3.6m loan we took on from Pitreadie, so cash could be under £30m when the results come in. Zero debt is what I like to see!
Back in with a stake in SDI Group at 78p, there seems support at this level no shortage of buyers and the next round of good news might see 90+. FinnCap who I assume are the house broker and so obliged to sell SDI prospects put a note out last week setting a new target price of 105p with a horizon of I think 2 years. Could there be one more small acquisition in the pipeline?
More Corona Virus & Oil News Unlike the heading, it’s pretty upbeat and though long winded it’s worth a read. OilPrice.com Oil Traders Could Lose Big On Coronavirus Panic | OilPrice.com Inexperienced oil traders are in danger of overestimating the impact of the coronavirus on oil markets, a mistake that could well leave them caught short in Q2
Kier up 7% Recent price movements suggest to me City is pricing the HS2 £100bn without looking at how it affects future private and other Government funded projects - labour shortages, material availability. K’s share price suffered from doubts on its debt pile and asset sale - either City over reacted or it didn’t by marking the shares below £0.90? Till K has sold its silverware to pay down debt I remain very cautious oas to how the City will play K’s shareholders.
Lancaster Oil Production ( EPS ) I have the next oil lift, the 9th offload, pencilled in for this weekend 15th/16th February. If HUR have now increased production to 20,000 bpd, there should be a load ready for offtake. Thereafter at 20,000 bpd offloads should be every 21 days. share price still falling, now below 15p on 11/2/2020
Sirius MORE NEWS: THE QATARI’s WERE THINKING OF a RESCUE DEAL, BUT NOT ANYMORE. Sirius Minerals was close to being saved by Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund before a take-over was agreed with Anglo American. What’s more, with bridge finance it might have been able to keep the company listed on the stock market as it reached the next stage of development at its Woodsmith potash mine. After Sirius slammed the brakes on its US$500mln bond offering last August, the Qatar Investment Authority was poised to try and raise equity as part of a “short-term bridge proposalâ€, according to the Evening Standard. The Qataris, who bailed out Barclays during the financial crisis, bought a 3% stake in Sirius last May, when the shares were trading at above 15p. However, the QIA backed off after Anglo made its offer in January, even though this was at a price of just 5.5p, having sunk below 3p at one stage in between. One of Sirius’s other major shareholders, Jupiter Asset Management, has urged the company to seek an alternative rescue deal to the Anglo offer. It emerged last month in Sirius’s announcement on Anglo’s takeover that said the North Yorkshire miner had been approached by an unnamed consortium offering a £519mln funding package to cover the next phase of work at the Woodsmith mine. Sirius said the group’s offer was not viable but it is not known if the consortium, which is through to be US led, is still pursuing a deal with just weeks to go before the Anglo deal is completed. Last week, Jupiter fund manager Steve Davies, Sirius’s second-largest investor, said: “We would like the board to pursue any alternative options, including the consortium of financial investors who submitted a proposal for a £519m funding package earlier in January, within the remaining time available.
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