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Great deal for America: $300 billion in reparations.

Never mind the inflation figures, this week was apparently great news.

Perhaps not so good if you are struggling to put food on the table.

Well done Donald

May end blue today. I would rather be in than out over the weekend, as I can see this deal not being finalised.

Donald is very annoyed that Iran is telling the world the cost to America of buying peace.

I've spent too much time over the past two months obsessively tracking the stock's price and ended up buying a significant amount at a much higher price than its current value. All my eggs are certainly in 1 basket, and I have decided to leave it that way. If Harbour went bust, so would I. Although I am not knowledgeable about the company, which is a worry (my original entry point was Premier's takeover of Encore Oil), I have based my decision on the belief that the price of oil will remain high for longer than is being suggested, even if everything settles quickly in the Middle East, which I very much doubt. So let's hope for all of us loyal shareholders, Linda Cook does not let us down. (I believe our chairman, Blair Thomas, has already done so by choosing to sell. Will no doubt be checking the closing price each day, just not 100 times a day! Best Wishes and luck to all.

Thanks for the link.Have to agree.

Yumeria

Biggest buying opportunity for a long, long time, IMO

But when do you stop? When do you start doubting yourself? Does somebody know something we don't? I regretted early in the morning that I had not dared to buy yesterday, and now I can buy as many as I want! As far as my research goes, Linda Cook's wealth is dependent on Harbour's success, and I do have some confidence in her, but I would love to see our chairman go.

What are the disadvantages of delisting on the London Stock Exchange for HBR?

Are we sure that this does not affect Harbour?

Sure is red as now covered in blood.

Better to buy oil from Russia and help their war machine than drill in our North Sea.

Makes you ashamed to be British.

Is he insane?

Possible, but if so, why not buy the lot and just go for it, as I can only see oil companies becoming more attractive as each day passes

Who would take them anyway, given the tax rate, etc.?

Destroying our beautiful country?

Only when we have lost it will some realise the complete failure of all our leaders to have protected it from the obvious dangers we are now facing from outside and, more frighteningly, the inside.

Would certainly rather be in oil than not, but would not say that regarding the rest of the markets.

Oil at this price will have to cause a breakout for HBR soon! There must be somebody who will take them, and then hopefully somebody else will join the party, although that may well be controlled!

And Brent $117.05

It's already shutting down the North Sea.That's what Dear Ed wants so he can have some more windmills to kill off wildlife.

The facts are that HMRC is collecting less tax now because of turnover. The problem is they just don't understand business at any level.

This price PMO shares at under 15p!

It is only a matter of time until they sort out the North Sea, IMO

On the TradingEconomics site

Crude Oil $102.89, Brent $114.61, both up over 3% today.

Is this the greatest buying opportunity ever, or have I missed something?

Ed Miliband should apologise for his now-deleted tweet before BP considers packing its bags.

He is a disgrace and brings shame and poverty to our country. If I were younger, I would certainly consider packing my bags.

Morally wrong to make legally taxable profits ??????????????

Bizarre for sure.Makes no sense, but then what does?