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There appears to be a consensus of frustrated opinion that this share could well be manipulated.
Not everybody agrees, but many do.
We, as PIs, are probably not qualified to prove our suspicions.
However, if we all sent emails to the FCA and Dr. RT, and HUR's Chairman , suggesting the case may be so, perhaps a 'look' into past trading activity, could allay our fears, or even prove them...
I am sure the BoD are not 'delighted' with the present SP's behaviour, considering the progress that has been achieved.

LW -
Barclays 'dark pools' could well be. We just don't know.
They used to be my broker, and I was not a happy bunny with some of their executions.

ObB - Arnie - Ratings don't mean diddly-squit with HUR.

Thank you OilyBloke.
Appreciate the compliment.
Just trying hard to keep within the intellectual parameters on this BB.

Now 6.67 BILLION shares in issue.
You can't count to 100 million from the day you are born until the day you die!
6.67BILLION

Was it George Best who said,
" I spent most of my money on hot girls, fast cars, booze, and gambling. The rest I just squandered away!".......

Oh, go on! Buy the book! I know you are tempted......
We have all had an SXX experience. No small deal there. Motion poster, Quindell etc.. .
I have no complaint with HUR. Great company, with a promising future.
The SP is irrelevant to me at the moment. I am just overloaded. Mea culpa....

On the flight back from a holiday I sat next to a broker from a Private Client Firm. he was telling me how nearly all his firm's private clients were in HUR, and he personally 'liked' HUR.
The point being is that HUR is a PIs' favourite.
It is the classic 'David vs. Goliath' underdog story - especially as the majors previously said FBs were unsustainable! This all adds up to a very juicy target for manipulators, and MMs(same thing in my eyes).
PIs don't have the discipline and research that institutions have. Neither the deep funds' wallets with 'other peoples money' therein. Fear is a powerful force, and when there is no apparent light at the end of the tunnel, despondency creeps in, and all hope is lost.
It is these emotional mind games that are pushing the market down. That, along with the UK, climate and fossil fuels, and the world economic situation, all add to the cauldron.
If you want to read my book on share survival, please send £100,000 to Professor daltry, etc. etc. etc...signed editions.

Bloobird - I have been invested since 2005. The £½Billion raised was a slick coup.
You try to go out there and borrow that sum, on a wing, prayer, and a promise.
Dr. T and his team did good.
Goodnight.

Consolidation : Less shares in issue by buy back just increases the cash amount available to pay a higher dividend. In HUR's case this does not apply as there is no dividend. The subject should be ignored.
As young Genghis said, " A nonsense and irrelevance!"

So who's selling, AND complaining?
This is a manipulated share. It has been for years.
Instead of 'prove it', please prove its not?

Yeah, well you can't tell people what to do with their money. That's their own business.

No tracking the Price of Oil today ! Disappointing.....Rout continues.

Cabo - excellent post! My sentiments exactly!

I think a lot of PIs will be getting out before 56p. or, certainly reducing their 'risk' !
The MMs and manipulators have done the brainwashing job of convincing many that all is lost.. Hahahaha !

IJWT - Yup ! You are right! Let him dig his own pit. I prefer to listen to the real CFO, not the pretender wannabe !

IJWT - Yes, he believes he knows everything about everything. A true big swinging master of the universe....

Now that everyone is thoroughly fearful, depressed, and pi''ed off with the SPO, it's probably the time to buy.

Davy - Ask Biffadog. He knows everything !

Wikipedia -A market maker or liquidity provider is a company or an individual that quotes both a buy and a sell price in a financial instrument or commodity held in inventory, hoping to make a profit on the bid-offer spread, or turn. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission defines a "market maker" as a firm that stands ready to buy and sell stock on a regular and continuous basis at a publicly quoted price.