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Good Afternoon, Pearl's. I think you may well be right, all the indicators are in the right direction, just in time for SNP to nationalise n sea ops to fund their bankrupt govt. Och eye the noo !

Boris should call their bluff and agree to a vote, a once in generation vote ( again ) and make sure a no vote, once and for all, all. Boris , get your indyref bus ready.

In fact a McFlurry of businesses and talent away from bonnie Scotland . Bad move for Scotland plc.

McExodus then .

SNP gets overall majority
SNP gets leave referendum organised
Scots votes to leave uk, and leave they dooooo
SNP need to raise taxes as UK ceases subsidies to Scotland
SNP abolishes tax relief on losses on NSea operators
Hbr share price crashes
That would be a Mc Nastie nightmare.

Brent
Brent markets also look very much the same (as WTI) as you would expect, after forming the same kind of ascending triangle. The $70 level above does offer a certain amount of psychological resistance, so if we can break above there then it is likely that the market would continue to go much higher. A lot of this comes down to the “reopening trade” that a lot of people pay close attention to, so therefore it does make a certain amount of sense that value hunters will be looking to get involved. Once we can clear the $70 level on a daily close, it is very likely that we go much higher, perhaps making a move towards the $72.50 level initially, followed by a move to the $75 level. I have no interest in shorting the market anytime soon.

I think there is a correlation between the number
of posts and how well the sp is doing. I look forward to the silence of 60p!

Ps, and decide policy on divi, let's not forget that. Pmo did.

And closer to the creditors' firesale ending. Looking good for end of May. Enjoy your week ends everyone

Dnbo, is this the same level of support that has been tested all the way up to $68 from $30 since last March. If so, can we have some more of that testing support all the way up to $80, please . Be a nice chap and organise. Thanks

Thanks JW, very helpful

Trading and Ops update 23 June. First opportunity to see some real numbers and so perhaps mark the start of normalising the sp......with some positive broker notes to follow.

Today. So, still plenty of unwanted goods on the shelves . May is not going to be a "spring" board then.

Fair point rookie, but at what point does the fire sale close, 1bn, 2bn. Or when ? ANYONE KNOW. Maybe a polite email to the creditors might do the trick to those amiable chaps and chapesses in charge of creditors' unwanted goods.

If the unwanted shares are 3bn at an average of 10m sells pd, that’s 300 business days to clear. I have patience but not that much . Anyone get a quicker time line than that, hope so. ;-(

Thanks, its elementary dbno.

sorry, typo, heavy selling !

Bfc, you need to factor in that hbr issued 18.5 bn, yes 18.5 bn billion shares , compared to pmo 1 bn shares approx , so vast share dilution . No comparison therefore.

Bonkers, I might take your target more seriously if it were not for your moniker. I would re brand to Sage, or something that conveys sensibility. Just saying. Cheers

From my experience , these exec share schemes do little to influence business performance or shareholder returns. I seem to recall pmo operated such a scheme and look where that got us. I rest my case !