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And PMO down to 82... But we will soon be Blue.

A sea of blue for oil shares and Brent is now up to a very healthy 60.70$.
Last chance to buy PMO currently in the red. This share is worth ££££££ not the poxy 82 we are in now.
Make no mistake. PMO will fly and will fly very soon. It will rocket. Fill your boots whilst you still have a chance.
Missing out on the huge Zama sale sp boost and all other positive news would be a big mistake

DRS1... I totally agree with you, mate. Sauerkraut is unfortunately a day trader who likes to scare investors away from PMO for his own reasons. Downbutnotout is the same. Where was he/she today?!? He posted about 30 times yesterday predicting an oil apocalypse, but today he went awol...

Sauerkraut... Why would BP, Royal Shell or other big company not be interested to bid for PMO and buy us out? Ophir, the oil and gas company not even remotely as attractive as PMO, was bought last year?

Sauerkraut... For you to say that the current PMO sp is too high clearly means they you are out. Tomorrow you will buy again and say for a few hours that PMO is grossly undervalued. Then you will sell at lunch time and in the afternoon you will say that PMO is overvalued until the next time you buy again. Which will happen about 15 times in a week...

I cannot help but thinking that if one of the majors like BP, Royal Shell or the likes of them wants to bid for PMO, this would be the correct time to do it, with our sp at pathetically low levels and our Company being in the stronger position since 2012/3. Surely we are very appealing to them. Who knows what price they would be prepared to pay after the Zama sale and if Brent goes back to the 70s, 80s or above? I would say £ 2 at least

I said a few days ago that PMO still in the 70s was the bargain of the century. I may be totally wrong, but I do believe that we turned the corner. Both oil and PMO. Brent rising, Zama sale, Catcher record production, operating costs at their lowest ever, 40% of oil hedged at 69 $. What's not to like? Oh and a possible bid?

Before today's welcome rise in oil, I would have said that PMO timing on going round to fetch bids for the sale of Zama was as ill timed as any business move in history. With Brent in the 50s, Zama is hugely undervalued. A rise of a couple of dollars to 60 $ a barrel makes no difference to that. the hope is that Brent recovers quickly and strongly. I wish it was in the 70s or 80s. Then bids for Zama would probably be double what they are now and our debt would be reduced massively. Even so, let's hope that we get a decent bid and see our sp go up with the sale of Zama.

TR61... Luckily, looks like I was right. Well done for buying PMO back. 82 is a ridiculously low price to pay. I added a 1 to your price and I dream to see the shares reach that level again. Hopefully sooner than I die :-)

This is getting silly now... Brent at lowest $ 57.68 and a mere $ 3 dearer than WTI. There should be at least £ 10 difference between the two.

TR61... I personally do not think the UK voting will have a massive influence. Trump, China, Iran, Oil, certainly will influence the market a lot more. For those who are worried about a possible rise of GBP v USD, I actually think it would be great for PMO. Yes, our sales are in USD, but so is our huge debt and the chunky interest we pay on it!

TR61... I think you may have made a mistake selling. Selling PMO now does not make sense. Day trading maybe, but now that a whole new era is on the horizon with all the exiting assets and the Zama sale imminent, I certainly hold on to my PMO shares. Good luck.

We are all saying that PMO is holding well despite the Brent drop, but really, I have had a better look and we are now back down to 78, on top of another 2% yesterday, whilst CNE is up 1% in two days and ENQ is marginally up. PMO is not holding well after all

Brent weak, PMO holding well. I do not recall many times a situation like this. Either our sp will drop later in the morning or, as I suspect, the ZAMA tour in the US and UK by our Board and Investors Relations is slowly but surely starting to filter through the Institutions and if that is the case, our sp will be ££££, not in the 70s

You are wrong DBNO and you know it. The 1 Million buy was at 09:23 hrs at 79.90 and the sp actually dipped after that . It traded between 79.30 and 79.68 for 1 and a half hours. The sp went over 80 well after that. You say low volume. How can a 1 Million buy be low volume? Low volume is CNE, ENQ and the likes of them

PMO is about to take off. Shackles released at last, after months and months of frustrating shorting and manipulation.
The Board and Investor relations touring the US now and the UK in the next few days.
Tolmount.
Zama
Catcher
Debt reduction
Record oil production
Record low cost operations
40% oil hedge at 69$
Shorters closing their positions at last
Possibility of a bid on PMO at huge premium on the current pathetically low sp
STRONG BUY recommendation from me.

Hopefully you will have to pay a lot more than 80p for a PMO share if you decide to buy next week

I hope you are very wrong... Brent steady at 60.35 and WTI still well above 56. Your target of 53 seems very low to me, but then you are the oil expert and I am a loser...

Profit taking? I see blue (or green, whichever colour you prefer) for PMO as I speak to you and long may continue...
Long live PMO.

Mrd5432... I know, mate. You are right. I fell into the trap. He/she keeps being abusive and totally out of order. yet, the LSE allow him/her and so many others to do what they want. PMO will rise handsomely. When I do not know. At the moment it is frustrating to say the least. Good luck with your investments, mate. You deserve it. I will never ever post again and I am saying goodbye to LSE. I have had enough of being ridiculed, laughed at, threatened, called names and all going unpunished. Take care and goodbye. This time forever