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No chance of any bid with so many shares held by captive investors. The price to be paid to overcome these obstacles would be unsustainable , unless 100 dollars for oil, but then that puts the bid price up anyway. Cant see it personally.

So let's be happy with that, and kick on tomorrow, as its Friday, oooops forgot,its freaky on Fridays. Monday then.

22! today. Good chance I think..

Swedish krone, nreedto convert to gbp

Just a matter of time then. I can wait. Time for a snooze .

As of today Lundin has market cap of £6.6bn. Hbr £3.8bn. Do the maths. Huge correction comin soon .

Anyone know how many of the unwanted creditor shares have been off loaded to date since April 1, and what the balance is, if any. I think the total was 3bn, so no small task. Enlightenment, appreciated. NF who has been following trades daily, might know ?

Every little helps

And by the way, pmo were conference league players in that dept, let's hope the hbr crew turn out to be champions league winners !

To clarify, hbr's core business ( and that of its predecessor) is managing debt and creditors. Oil is just a side line, hence low sp. Simples.

21p hbr, not. Hmmm, buying opportunity or dog. If this was a dog, what breed would it be. Answers on a post card.

Still loads of unwanted shares left in the shelves I guess.

Agreed, hbr more of a steady , slow burn, all the way up to 40p by Sept, its nailed on ! ( I know because I read it on this board )

"There she blows !"

Morning Potty, we will know when we have cracked it when you announce you have swapped out the asti and blue nun for krug and chateaux laffite. Hope this is not too long, trading update day at end of June perhaps ?

Big Oil Hikes Dividends After Blowout Quarter
By Alex Kimani - May 03, 2021, 7:00 PM CDT
Crude oil futures have rallied to their highest finish in six weeks, days after OPEC+ stuck with plans to gradually ease production curbs, signaling confidence in the demand outlook. The optimism has coincided with a breakout season for the S&P 500, with the Energy Sector (XLE) being particularly impressive.

Indeed, Credit Suisse has issued an upgrade for the entire market, boosting its 2021 S&P target to 4,600 from 4,300 points, good for 10% upside from the current levels and a 24.3% gain for the full year. The analysts have also hiked their 2021 EPS to $200 from $185 and 2022 to $215 from $210, even after factoring in a 4-5% hit on 2022 earnings due to an expected tax hike.

And a good month ahead, I think. Things bucking up all considered.

Let's go for 3p pm for 6 months. Get this done !

Incl. our friends Talos at 3.5%. Bodes well for tomoz.

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