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3 years is a blink of an eye in oil exploration.

About when Arsenal will next win something.

The exact number is in the RNS as Brom has said.

No its not yet appeared on LSE but it is visible on other sites!

Nutto's first post on 88e since September Jiddy - it was 8 months in the making and well worth the wait!

The HL data source is Digital Look and their page with the HNR "dividend" is here:- https://uk.webfg.com/equity/Highlands_Natural_Resources The only UK stock with a 0.5p dividend, ex-div on 14-Jun, paying 13-Jul is something called DSG Dillistone Group. I found this out on dividenddata.co.uk. When I look at HNR on that site there is, as expected, no dividend. Now, if I look back on Digital Look, the DSG dividend is missing from their page. I conclude someone with sausage fingers has keyed in the DSG dividend information against HNR on Digital Look and this error has fed downstream to HL.

It's also old news. I think someone went OTT with Google!

Someone has misread, it is HNR (Harvest Natural Resources) on the NYSE who are paying a final dividend as part of the closing down of the company, so let's put this dividend nonsense to bed. It is not HNR.L.

My thoughts exactly goheavy!! :O)

Thanks mikeboy. See you over in the 88E chat area!

I've been a TPET shareholder since before the failure off Tangiers so I'm quite excited about how the prospects for the company in it's new guise. Anyway to business - what is the method used by this site to determine whether a trade is a buy or a sell? I have topped up a number of times over the last few weeks and the majority of my buys have appeared as a sell. I am aware of the disclaimer on this but a lot of posters appear to put great emphasis on what is often inaccurate information on the weight of buys and sells. Also, is the method of identifying buy/sells more accurate with stocks traded at higher volumes and this tighter spreads e.g. FTSE stocks? Thanks all in advance.