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I concur with consensus, and as I’ve been saying, no news here so far is actually very good news IMHO.
@slift, With Brent now at ~ $65, and CPR on HUR’s prolific West of Shetland area acreage looking imminent (possibly at same time as a forward plan/logistical discussion updates), I’m not going to pointlessly argue here with a troll who’s been trying extremely hard (24/7) to buy in here at even cheaper levels, and need to remind you again on your crooked mindset, lol.
So, as highlighted before, slift has just been using cheap tactics here to try to buy in “for a lower entry”, and is now very bitter since both HUR and Brent have moved up, please see his below post of 11 Jan on lse CPI board just to understand his simple mindset when asking others:
“Slift
Posted in: CPI
Posts: 1,997
Price: 38.47
No Opinion
RE: topped up11 Jan 2021 14:57
Okay great, gratz to you.
So why are you here then if not for a lower entry? lol”
HUR assets alone are currently worth significantly more than a 14-16p valuation as absolute bare minimum here, and if any takeover, it will have to be at least ~14p+ at this very moment (and likely lot higher from H2 onwards) in order to have any chance of success, I strongly believe, DYOR.
I concur, and as I’ve been saying, no news here so far is actually very good news IMO.
Particularly with Brent looking stable at at ~$63.5 and potentially still rising ahead, and thereby, providing significantly increased timely options/tailwinds for HUR, DYOR.
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And no news here so far is I believe great news!
An early/better than expected CPR here will easily take care of the rest, especially with Brent price now sitting at $65+ which makes HUR valuation (fast growing net-cash, vast West of Shetland acreage/assets, tax credits....etc...) an absolute joke of a market cap today, DYOR.
As highlighted before, slift has just been using cheap tactics here to try to buy in “for a lower entry”, and is now very bitter since both HUR and Brent have moved up, please see his below post of 11 Jan on lse CPI board just to understand his simple mindset when asking others:
“Slift
Posted in: CPI
Posts: 1,997
Price: 38.47
No Opinion
RE: topped up11 Jan 2021 14:57
Okay great, gratz to you.
So why are you here then if not for a lower entry? lol”
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Fully concur, an early CPR status update here will be a massive game changer for any company forward plan funding/logistics discussions ahead and hence, it will be deemed as an extremely smart move by HUR management (if it actually happens, and with a better than expected CPR update, potential investors for HUR will then be queuing up big time here at an extremely fast rate).
Again reiterating here IMHO, with Brent currently looking steady (and potentially still rising) at ~USD $64, and with significant forward momentum now in place, No News Here is certainly Great News, particularly, while awaiting the company CPR , DYOR.
30p+ here is now very doable before the end of this year on back of fast rising oil prices, significantly improving company net cash, forward plan funding/logistics in place, and last but certainly not least, better than expected CPR here before the end of this very quarter, DYOR.
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Now with Brent at circa $64 and rising, very much looking forward here to the upcoming HUR CPR, DYOR, and GLA.
“Oil Rallies as Texas’ Wintry Cold Poses Risk to Global Supplies”:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-14/oil-extends-gains-as-texas-cold-seen-leaving-barrels-trapped
Oil prices now gaining further momentum today, and looking very good going into next week, thereby, again highlighting HUR’s significant current undervaluation.
Again reiterating here IMHO, now with Brent steady at ~USD $61, and with significant forward momentum in place, No News Here is certainly Good News, particularly, while awaiting the company CPR, DYOR.