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Good thing about HUR is that it seems to have a sensible mgt team and isn't in a risky part of the world.

How the sp relates to the predicted bpd minus operating and sunk costs I don't know and suspect no-one does really.

Happy with my investment though.

Easy to do as it's self evidently an investor trap.
Must be quite a lot being made by those who bought low and are selling into this rise. Volume just a tiny fraction of market cap though so price must be being driven by MMs capaitalising on the buybacks.

Could be the fact that people sell on any small gain that continually knocks it back.
As long as first oil goes without a hitch we should be laughing.
Oh dear what have I said....

Now is a good time to get in. Look at the chart.
Company prospects goo i.e. sustainable type of business.

Of course. It's the stock market where no logic prevails.

nothing is gonna happen while the current weather systems are in play
just look at the charts
the next attempt has got to work otherwise back to sub 40p

Since around sep 17 the sp has been on an uptrend but with large 10p or so swings.
So I bought in Oct at around 30p on what i hoped was the latest highest low.
Typically for me everything went downhill from there.
Yes I know the Enq picture was precarious.
Difficult to see it going much lower than 15p though.Given my track record people should see now therefore.

not much activity here but thought i'd add something.
Quite a few buys today yet no news that I can see.
Any comments from anyone?

The market doesn't seem to like HSBC or any bank for that matter. Brexit and china/US trade wars not helping.

With a low P/E and high dividend this can't be that bad an investment.

Suspect it'll drop after the final divvy is paid in April. (And again in the next global meltdown.)

NB: The stock market exists for the benefit of brokers not investors.

I reckon 15p is fair value at the moment, but the reserves update is compelling.

There is geo-political risk, long running depressed poo and shale competition as headwinds.

Amer looks a well run company. They have a quality website and management team.

Buys > sells but sp on a slight downtrend.

Waiting to get back in.

Groups of unrest and demonstrations but not civil war. That's a mad thing to say like you're advocating it.

If we just leave and trade on WTO rules sure there'll be some losses but that's a real Brexit. Brexit means Brexit. We'll be ok. Lots of other countries around the world not in the EU.

But what about LLoyds? They'll be ok too. The declines over recent years are all sentiment based and are overdone.

Doesn't seem to be much interest in FFX.
Decent rise has been knocked back.
The business looks fine to me but what do I know?

2.5x as many sells as buys but the sp is increasing?
don't understand how this works.
Anyway, may buy some more which will result in the sp falling again no doubt. The power i have over the market.

Some here suspect that is what happened recently.
I have consequently lost money.
Q to anyone in the know: can that really take place without the complicity of MMs?

Any gain quickly eroded. We have had a steady rise over recent weeks though. 60p probably a barrier for no reason other than it's a round number.

Seems to be 'happy' at 14.5. Buys albeit quite modest don't seem to bouy the sp.
No idea whether any conclusions can be drawn from that.
All I know is that I'm usually wrong to the extent that it defies probability.

Is it relentlessly back down from here for the sp?
-8.5% even though buys exceed sells.

Still undervalued at this level IMO - simply down to Brexit.

that doesn't matter as long as the OBV is flat or rising which it is.