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Whoever sells at this price, given potential developments, needs to factor in a huge regret risk. Having held for years and still showing a sizable loss, I'll be continuing to hold.

Having manufacturing capacity in America has to be a big plus

I have held these shares for years, and although I still have a substantial amount invested, I have virtually written them off and am waiting to recoup some of my losses when the situation becomes clear. (Maybe there won't be any losses !) I would not buy because of my position, but who would sell now, given what might finally be around the corner?

Why are directors not holding or buying shares in the company?

Many thanks. Signed

Thanks, that's what I thought

Nothing to do with Harbour Energy?

Hopefully onward and upward

6.3% is an excellent rate for any commercial loan over 10 years.

I believe this will be our lowest entry point IMO and I have taken full advantage as I chase losses

My two brokers are showing 190 to buy

To improve sentiment, there needs to be a purchase of more than 20,000.

Is Harbour likely to be taken over at these levels?

Who would be interested?

Many thanks for the link. All done and will copy others

I would have thought some must be looking at this or is that just wishful thinking?

While we still can get something back.

Let's hope something will materialise to put us out of our misery

Hopefully, they will have protected a large future capital gain from tax!

Must have been a Bed and something

Stevo

Without the deal,I do not believe that Harbour would survive and I am still very concerned about the bondholders accepting terms