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hasiba
"but we really still taking bigger risks than the old lth as we are investing in troubled laden company"
You are taking neither more or less risk than long term holders currently sitting on a paper loss.
We are where we are and everyone invested in this share has to decide if they content to remain invested. The ongoing risk is the same for everybody.

MaverickD if and when the sp is back over 7.5p will be nowt to do with swazers.

Manager511
Fair enough.
In future I will regard all your posts as flippant.

If you cannot accept that you are wrong well so be it, but the fact is you made an incorrect statement . You might have said almost everything is red accept AML which would have been correct.

Manager511
"everything is red accept AML"
Wrong. There is another oiler up over10% but as this is the HUR board I shall not be name dropping.

should of course read "Jim Ratcliffe strikes again,"

Jim Ratcliffe sticks again,
for sudscribers only:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/business/bp-s-5bn-deal-raises-dividend-hopes-cptc7mp5j

Thanks Amaja
Pleased to note that you do at least occasionally read the board.

AquaeSulis01

The second quarterly production update was issued on 15th April, so hopefully in a fortnight.

A quote from Malcy,s blog today:
"Interestingly, it is reported that at its peak Chesapeake Energy, the poster boy of the US shale revolution had 175 rigs working, on its own… Today sees the company file for bankruptcy which comes as no surprise save that it didn’t happen before, remember that at one stage the company had almost as much debt as Exxon and Chevron combined"
Has Covid 19 succeeded in killing off US shale?

Pisces21
"unless that was an incorrect input into the AIS unit and it’s in-fact meant to be Lancaster then she’d have cargo for Aoka Mizu."
This is the only logical explanation. As you say Grampian Sceptre is a pure supply vessel and HUR have nothing at Lincoln that requires supplying.

Pisces21
Well spotted and thank you for the info

Greenmachine 67
When the sp was falling at the back end of last year I suspect that it was mainly down to nervous pi's selling. The trading volumes were not massive. If anything the II's have been caught out, unless that is they read it in advance.

slipanchor
I calculated they should have about 450k if the 6 well has been flowing as per guidance. Missdosh reported she was 8.5M outbound (courtesy of Laserdisc on ADVFN) so it seem like a pretty good load.

Amaja are you reading this?

bransonbull
I'm hoping our man in Rotterdam will do the business.
W'll then see if my figures stack up.

AquaeSulis01

A balanced comment but do not overlook the posting rules, 5i in particular:
You will not ----- post links to, or otherwise publish any content containing any form of advertising, promotion for goods and services, spam, or other unsolicited communication.

Just another $18M in revenue but what the **** does that count for?

Genghis
I assume your uncertainty on PoO is Covid related. I doubt there will be any further nationwide lockdowns because firstly no country can afford it and secondly lessons will have been learned to make it manageable. Apart from the "at risks" the rest of humanity is champing at the bit to resume "normal life".
I can easily see a case for Brent back at $50 by September and possibly $60 by year end.

conkclo
based on quoted production rates I calculated they should have 450k onboard by this weekend (see my post 13.57 on 24/06)
As I said this is the average size for an offload, which those who have been here for the last 12 months will be aware of. It suggests they are continuing to produce as per recent guidance. If there had been any drop off an RNS would be obligatory.
If the 12.3k production has gone smoothly an increase to 14k+ should be on the cards fairly soon. There will be a quarterly production report next month.

ADUK

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I don't know but Jack Dee did.
I could have said the Comedy Store but that would require less thought.