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Glad you didn’t average down HopelessC and you better close your Short before you lose even more. Go buy some wine and drown your self.
Hope so maybe a turning point. Time will tell. HC
Baccs
Sorry to see you are yet another muppet hiding on this thread. Good for you if you have made a profit day trading HBR but seems unlikely but never mind. Not sure I ever whined about my losses on PMO/HBR just say it the way it is and took the loss a long time ago. That said I remain the optimist that HBR just maybe will pay me back some of my losses.
You have a nice day and stop with personal bits but if you want I'm happy to oblige.
HC
HC
Every 'dog' has it's day
Tolmount coming online is just round the corner
Dollars up ten yr yeilds up risk factor up,still low.6.5 off of medium risk.
Will stunt the growth.Need a weaker dollar and 10 yr to drop.
ATB ;-)
Sorry your investment turned sour. Mine is showing a tidy profit because I did average down and have taken some profit already selling and buying back.
Each to their own good luck whining about how bad your investment is at your price.
Plebs
Asked em a number of times but they refused said I was too old.
Bacc
Calm down a bit its only Monday. Yep I own to many shares in HBR but from PMO days. I have never averaged down with HBR simply because above say 250p/270p the risk/reward as I've tried to explain in a very balanced manner is just to high. Now I know your a true believer and 4sure none of us like losing money but you have to get real about HBR. At present its a 'dog' share and until there is true visibility on their business plan that produces positive RNS then why bother investing. The art of investing is luck and timing and getting into a stock that has potential. As it stands HBR misses on all counts. Sure you disagree but that's why we have these debates to air differing opinions. You have a nice day and I hope the share price rises today.
HC
Blimey Harry, surprised the National bank of the Philippines hasn’t signed you up as an analyst with such thought provoking views repeated once more…
Why don’t you just sell up and move on if you don’t see any upside?
Do you even own any shares!
Last week ended on a high but Brent at $85+ was the main factor. Before getting excited we're still at sub 20p old money. Some will continue to ramp up HBR prospects but frankly if we're to get to only 100p in old money, as PMO++ would likely now be, then HBR needs to get to get to £20++ to compare (400px5). This will never happen so the believers quoting £5 or £6 is hardly reassuring.
Berenberg new target of 425p on a 'buy' is hardly a good endorsement.
Legacy issues on old platforms/rigs is now rearing its head with decommissioning Capex huge even with Government assistance and tax credits benefit only apply if your making money. Tolmont and Dana issues added into the mix will impact any pretence on forward FCF running to billions. Be nice to think HBR would lay out the true facts but that's unlikely as the 'smoke and mirrors' show is always impacted by negative RNS newsflow.
Problem is the likes of BP and Shell offload their old gear to the likes of HBR for a reason. They don't want the hassle of stripping down old platforms/rigs as it eats money. They make their money and just move on to better 'fields'.
Oil is heading towards $100 but HBR share price is still lagging badly and is still like a ship in a stormy sea. Why remains the question. Risk/reward with no divi when compared to BP/Shell so the 'why' seems pretty obvious. Why put the same money into HBR as against say BP paying a divi with a low risk/reward. Investing more into HBR to achieve the same result as investing in BP will never work out in my humble opinion
All theory of course but with oil up it seems likely HBR will follow and 400p (20p) may be breached this week.
HC