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"The SP will settle at 41.5 by close of play, lots of Shenanigans going over the last week apparently likened to the Billy Smarts Circus where the Clowns come on with at the end for the BIG Finale.....Doot! Doot! Doodle! Doodle! Doot! Doot! Doodle!"
closing price 43.36p up 4.63%
not been a good day has it........
extruder, yes you are absolutely correct. I just wanted to show that on a production basis Dana were just a bit ahead of where HUR now are without worrying about reserves, debt etc. Dana might be a good comparator when HUR get to a similar production level which is now looking more likely than ever.
Hi Yobbo,
Not sure production read-across is a proper comparator as to 'value' or prospects (as reflected in s/p) : you could have 2 x companies producing 40K barrels, one with reserves of 100m, one with reserves of 300m....other things being equal, you'd expect the 2nd co to be considered more 'valuable'.
ATB
Every board has an immature attention seeker. This one has Vessel
Have you heard of the phrase “Empty vessels make the most noise”?
It's a proverb that means that those with the least talent and knowledge usually speak the most, speak the loudest, and create the most fuss — whatever makes their presence felt the most.
Dana were producing about 40k barrels of OIl per day when they were taken over, so kind of where HUR aspire to be.
Diver69. I was a Dana shareholder at the time. The t/o price was about £1.8b and with HUR we are already about half of that. Much better to look at Market Cap in each case imo.
If Rockhopper were once going for £5 per share, and Dana were sold for £17 per share. What on earth are the odds on something similar here?