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It seems the majority of shares are traded after hours. Massive UT tonight, doesn't seem right somehow allowing the II's to fill their boots on silly prices.

Half their sales are natural gas which is skyrocketing!

Natural gas prices in Europe hovered around a 5-month high, with TFF futures trading at above 165 euros a megawatt-hour as the key pipeline Nord Stream 1 is set to shut for maintenance on July 11-21 and may not return to full capacity.

At least UK Natural Gas futures are strong; 271.90p

Time for BlackRock to step in.

Free fall now.....

Maybe Linda is a Russian Oligarch.

The good news the oil and gas companies are doing well today, maybe harbour should look to do this.

All the II major deals are done after hours. 'Normal' day trading isn't taking place to speak of, only us light weights allowing the SP to drift. The big boys can pitch their silly prices at whatever they like and have recently been able to pick up some very cheap shares after hours. Just a theory.

UK Gas August 290p, Brent $104 in for another great day ;}

Gosh who buys 2m @ 345? That's the risk I guess buying out of hours.

I think Linda should be looking at her position.

We'll find out soon enough!

What happens at -10%?

Brents crashing $109..

into unchartered waters now - so exciting!

Harbour should put out a statement like others as to the impact of the WT if they are serious about the wellbeing of their shareholders.

“Either the chancellor will raise the £5bn he touted, or the oil and gas companies will take advantage of the £0.91 deduction on every £1 invested,” says Chris Hayes, senior data analyst at think tank Common Wealth. “He can't have both.”

We'll find out how many stop losses there are by the end of the day - the machines are taking over!

A year ago.....Harbour SP 312p, Brent $75, UK gas futures in the range of 110-130p
Today Harbour SP 335p, Brent $112, UK gas futures 302p
You see it all makes perfect sense - stop moaning!