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Is this the biggest one day fall in recent history?

Wow! What a slump!

Well RP won't have an easy ride next year if we are anywhere than level!

Requested, states pending!

I'm in if people think it will be constructive

They can't communicate on market sensitive info!

Diane, if you guess how many sweeties are in my hand you can have them both.

Diane, the wells are not online yet! By the time they are, the price of WTI might be north of $70 again!

Plus Diane has forgot to tell us the price of WTI is soaring over $61 a barrel today,

Nothing that we didn’t need already know, at least we are in advanced discussions lol

It sure has been a terrible year to date, this time last year we were north of 30p with two wells coming online.

Diane Scuttlebutt has a lovely ring to it lol

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I am st3ill net long on a 12-month basis, they have a great story but it needs to be narrated differently with a stress on portfolio diversity (just an opinion). My guess is they need another capital infusion of some sort soon.

Yes that's him!

Saying HNR has a great story but needs to be told better

Diane, posting on school break time with his highlands baseball cap on haha

The sleeping giant!

Highlands Natural Resources Plc (LON:HNR) shares advanced in Wednesday’s early deals as the company told investors that hydraulic fracturing operations this week at the East Denver project.

It said that flow results from the new wells are expected in late December 2018 or early January 2019.

The company also highlighted that the oil and gas industry in Colorado had been boosted by the results of yesterday’s election, which included a vote on Proposition 112.

READ: Highlands staggers remaining fracking operations after dry summer

Proposition 112 was not passed in the state. If it had, it would’ve demanded greater restrictions on fracking and the positioning of well sites.

It now means that the current limits, requiring wells to be at least 500-feet from occupied buildings and 1,000-feet from school structures, won’t be increased.

“This is a positive step for the Colorado oil and gas industry,” Highlands said.

“Highlands has already filed permits for a 104 well development programme at the West Denver Project and continues its discussions with potential partners for the development of its West Denver Pr

Heavily defeated. News broadcast here

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6BlmclvXzsM