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johny
you posted that one of the resident nutters should be listened to
you did so without being arsed to read his historical drivel
burnt your bridges, am afraid
I too have been called a deramper and shorter. Most of the posters on this board would not know the difference between fractured gneiss and a hole in the ground let alone the flow properties. Trice’s biggest mistake if it can be called this was to overestimate the microporosity within the rock and hence the oil in place. Most of the gneiss has never had oil or gas in it despite being above the OWC, the primary porosity being through a fracture network.
picsmaister (I apologise for earlier misspelling)
I do not deramp. I would interpret a deramper, in respect of sharedealing, as someone who unjustly critisises an equity with the aim of lowering its price and thereby gain a lower entry price. My posts are not an attempt to deramp, I can assure you, as I see no future here. I do however keep abreast, infrequently, of HUR because I was historically invested here and a regular contributor. These boards are not the preserve of the over optimistic, all should be welcome. For continuing investors I suggest that cynics are probably more valuable than mindless enthusiasts.
thank you for your concern Orangutan... it's so thoughtful that you take the trouble to drop me a note. I really appreciate your warm words and the importance of my welfare is foremost on your mind, as opposed to the many tealeaf readers....
Your humble and obedient servant ....BB
Why do you think they put rubbers on pencils .... because people make mistakes....
CA are in it to make money, not for your benefit...or any alturistic reason... They were like yoyo's buying and selling when they held +/- 5 to 6pc....
What truly beggars belief is how much of your life you waste Bartle…
I pop in here for news every now and then and there you are,
wasting your life away with meaningless drivel.
Not sure why you do this but it’s really quite sad. Get out more, develop some friendships and leave people to their investments?
is that rhetorical picsmaster?
well said, piccy
today we have a trio of deviants out playing
ignore or filter 'em
I really wish all you de-rampers would wind your necks in. Do you really think CA have got this so wrong?
Hello johnpwh .... They're clowns.... thinking they can predict XY and Z.... Lurching from the grotesque to the absurd .... it beggers belief.
NGP1616 does make interesting posts, I agree.
Hi bartlebobton
Unlike you I don't enjoy sparring with unpleasant people so have put senseman (an ironic name?) on filter.
Hope you are well and are heeded by posters here. Trouble with this board (including in the good old days of Aduk etc) is the amount of unrestrained ramping leading to people getting themselves deeper and deeper into the smelly brown stuff. This will no doubt happen until the plug is pulled which, from the last operational RNS and tempering of the PoO, could be sooner than expected
Senseman on the Futures Market.... with his tin of tea and pearls of wisdom..... "Brent solid +$80 .... " Not quite so solid now.... how about an update...or a revision ... Thank you ....
What a pleasant individual you are senseman. I wont lower myself to you level.
johnyidiot
he told people the 95% dilution court scam would succeed, and advised people to sell at 0.7p
so crawl back under your rock
Just catching up here, not looked for some time, I was around when Trice was spouting his optimistic nonsense.
With respect I would suggest that you take heed of posts by NGP1616. He is level headed and knows what he is talking about. Could help you make cash, or more importantly stop you losing it
"Brent already back to $76"
err umm $72
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Bidens-Blunder-Could-Send-Oil-Prices-To-100.html
analysts see $100
Nil desperandum, fellas, big picture
Brent already back to $76
We're doing fine - from ashes in June to all bond cash end Jan - miracle
Post this Covid scare, sentiment will swing back dramatically
Wouldn't worry much about no BoD skin in game - too many balls in the air and too soon for new guys to wade in yet.
Sadness is that without scam, and had bonds been bought back when they should have, by end Jan would be bond cash +circa $50 mill in bank
I don't discount supply shortage and Brent higher than $85 in 2022
"As long as the oil keeps coming ashore with prices above $50 a barrel the future is bright imo."
Yes, I actually started to believe at the weekend I might get something back from HUR when I'd given up all hope of seeing anything. Coming from an offshore safety design background I've always strived for diversity, so with all hanging on one well has never sat well with me (pun intended). Starting to count the days that the one well needs to keep producing to clear the bond holders away from HUR, I figure 8 weeks should see us well clear and with some brass in the bank to keep producing.
Also, never been one for HUR being taken over but did get to thinking that we might see a cheeky bid over the xmas holidays when the world and his wife are closed up enjoying the festivities. The debt will be all but covered and can't help but think all that tax money being a benefit to someone. A lot of oil companies new yearly budgets will also be starting in January.
You are not alone Daltry, it has been a miserable 18 months and many of us are holding on out of something like bloody minded determination to block what amounted to theft of a company from small investors. As long as the oil keeps coming ashore with prices above $50 a barrel the future is bright imo.
Easy - Fair comment. It just irks me, that's all.
I'm just frustrated and bored stiff from lack of 'news '.
Time of the year, I suppose.
I also hold PMG where Tom Cross owns about 26% of the company and their share price last week took a real hit.
At HUR what counts is the % owned by Crystal Amber and what they decide to do with them. If they hold their stake then we can all breath a sigh of relief if they bail it the sp might tank. I also have a modest stake in Crystal Amber as a means to hedge the risk.
Still no HUR directors buying shares in their company. For example, the CEO of ECO has just increased his holding in that company to 4.3%.
I find that HUR’s directors’ lack of skin in the game smacks of no confidence to me. Please, please, don’t anyone tell me they are restricted by rules etc. There have been many windows of legal opportunity. I won’t be staying long in HUR - as a consequence of their lack of commitment.