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I know we have only just completed, but do we think any of the Wintershall divisions will be sold off to reduce debt?

I realise our new borrowings are much higher quality, but perhaps HBR management will look to streamline some of the operations that they dont think of as core assets?

Shockingly bad performance this morning I agree. Bid price is only up 1.6p over yesterdays actual close. (a bad closing UT is distorting things)

I can only reiterate that I dont think the city boys want to pay retail prices to stock on HBR before word gets out

Held in place all day and then a cr appy closing auction to finsh with. Just what you'd expect on a day when a Brent performed so well.

Methinks instis are filling their quotas on a future FTSE100 stock and want to pay rock bottom prices

Yes this is a shambles now.....(as another batch of sells goes through all at once)

The Shell loan might indeed be a small amount of money in the overall scheme of things, and we might indeed just relinquish the licence it is secured on. However its another deadline passed and not a whiff of actual investor relations......

In any event, did the MMs have a little ring around this afternoon to generate some sales or did those people all decide to sell because the price hit 26p bid lol

The Israelis must wet themself laughing at the sound of the Kier Starmer demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. Pure soundbutes to keep his favoured section of society happy

....for a sudden decrease in the Brent Price despite constantly declining inventories?

Let me guess..."deman concerns"? Always gets wheeled out when the paper traders need a reason to short some more

It gets worse after Euro close lol. Brent sinks to $72.75 after across the board draws

Have storage tanks got to reach empty before the paper traders stop effing about with the price?

Aye Im holding on as I have to believe that class-leading tech will eventually win through, however the complete radio silence re new contract wins is pretty appalling.

I dont include the recent Caterpillar deal as I think we will see it was a deal pushed through to soften the otherwise disappointing annual results to come

Someone keen to exit today - 5 x 300k in short succession

Yes as an AT trade there had to be a buyer, but the drop in price suggests they werent very keen lol

Its an election year and US presidents that serve up high gas prices tend to become ex-presidents

Well that.....and its the old paper vs physical argument which never gets resolved

....to a line of shares they can call on to balance their books?

Price was rigidly held in place today despite a pretty clear surplus of buys. If the buys/sells had been inverted I think its a good bet to think they would have walked it down some more

Why are they so determined not to let this rise?

Dropping along with general market gloom rather than anything Oil and Gas related.

It made me laugh when they were surprised at consumer confidence dropping....what do they expect when our new government harps on about everything being dreadful, with worse to come lol

if the unknowns from earlier are actually buys (as somone stated) and the 2 x 32k are linked (cash and new?) then we are lower on marginally more buys than sells.... 30k v 25.7k

regardless of this, yet again they drop the offer as they know there are few buyers. this whole recent walk-down has been undertaken on miniscule volume. mms must be laughing their ****s off!

.....as a result of the delay in sorting loans and funding

At this rate, even if they do sort it, we will only bounce from an absurdly low level

Well the city seems to have no appetite for our transformed company even at these levels. Unless of course funds/instis are quietly accumulating and it suits their purpose to have us down here in the depths....

The trouble is, as soon as they make it possible to sell, people start doing so lol

Cmon BoD, step up to the plate pretty plz :)

I genuinely think they are fishing for a level where buyers show their heads above the parapet

Normally they wouldnt keep dropping the offer so aggresively, but they know buyers are in short supply, so its good way to get the share trending lower at the moment

Markets being the perverse entities that they are, a larger than expected rate rise can sometimes be seen as signalling that the economic situation is worse than feared.

Have seen this a few times before, especially when markets have a bearish outlook even before the rate cut

Personally I think it will be a 0.25% cut, but if its 0.5% you might see a lot economic forecasts revisited, to see if they were overly optimistic

Well here we go again.....spread narrowed right up by closing the offer. Looking for any excuse now to drop the bid

Does anyone have an idea what the true bid? Im guessing that trades at 27.39+ are buys, though Im probably wrong

Dear lord, please give peope a reason to start buying, or at least stop the selling