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Personally I am not buying any more at the moment. Apart from being over invested I am getting more than a little cut trying to catch this falling knife. One the bottom has clearly been reached I may try and buy a few more within +10%.
Not selling but nevertheless retiring hurt.
Nail firmly on head.
Looking at today's trades, I notice that the buys are usually for round numbers of shares and the sells for odd numbers of shares, which suggests to me that small private investors are throwing in the towel.
I suppose if we knew how many more of them are going to give up, we would have an idea of where the bottom is.
It looks like a mass hysteria, with many people convinced that HUR is selling vast quantities of water to BP, that the HUR BOD is hiding this 'fact,' and that the fact that there has not been an RNS denying it means it must be true.
Some posters are asking how HUR will be able to finance a FFD.
That's a nice problem to have.
If HUR just let the cash roll in, with 40k bopd from 2022, she will have accumulated earnings per share approaching 200p by about 2030.
Eventually, this madness will end.
There is nothing wrong with the company, but much wrong with its investors.
(I note that SDX have released an excellent RNS today and its share price has risen by less than one percent in response.)
trachea? That s either one hell of a typo or spellcheck not being helpful!
I'll keep adding trachea until the inevitable bounce. Just no idea when that will be
Nice surprise rns be good
Ignore the noise read the December RNS and try and ignore the bull**** ??.