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Be prepared to catch a couple of falling knives in between your bottom feeding.

Good Night Rookie1.
You've spoken the truth. I said many times over that it wouldn't be possible to get back to 4quid without first dropping down to find a new bottom. That's exactly what is happening to hbr shares. There is currently an ongoing attempt to bring it down where it hasn't been been before. That's is worrying and not a good sight even for the veterans of pmo. It will eventually bounce back but not until it gives those shorters and BoA what they want. Good Night.

Oh yeh. If you turn it upside down resembles a p.u..ssy. (^_^)

Nope..oh dear me! Where have I been. Thanks for heads ups.
That's what happens when someone like me that no longer is invested in hbr still hangs around posting comments. I should be lined up and fired to for all the useless posts I published. Forgive me. Not! Anyhow, the shorters will now need feeding. (_^_)

Well, it's very obvious that hbr investors relations are not prepared to buy at current lower levels that they've been normally being buying back when hbr would had been in the £3.05 to £3.35 ranges.
What's stopping HBR IR buying shares back since the last two days?
I tell what, imho, I think they want to get themselves a deal and want to buy probably around the £2.60 to £2.70 levels. Let's see. I did previously said that hbr was heading for a new lower bottom. Don't cry for me Argentina.(^_^)

I actually made an easy £20k when it was pmo and was only months away from being taking over by worser crooks under now leadership of linda Crook.
I had bought it a 19p before its last rise to near 30p before reversing down back to 22p and that's where I then bought again and decided to stay and go with Harbour who then screw it down to 15p back over a year ago. Today is worth a obout 14p. What has changed? F all. If you sold back then when it went +£5, then you did well. So much has change since then and nothing has ever been the same for Harbour. I rest my case for this dog of all dogs

Bruv, I posted last week when hbr was at £3.03 and clearly stated to avoid buying at all costs. If you or anyone knew where I came from and my reasons for posting all the supporting evidence implying today's hbr red events, then you wouldn't accuse me or others of paid for letter.

If the oil prices drop low enough for other non complying countries like China, Iran, Syria, ect. Ect., then the countries that are big producers of oil and gas will benefit as those buyers that chose to undercut the Western oil suppliers might consider buying from within the regulated oil and gas suppliers network and avoid being pulled up or named and shamed as sanciones abusers.

As it stands, those non compliant buyers of oil and gas countries will continue to buy in the black market and therefore companies like harbour energy will have to reduce their need to pump more oil and gas and cut its workforce if it can't get a competitive price in the market.

That UKOG share, is a dog that never barks loud enough to make anyone aware of its presence. Stay Away from it. Don't Buy UKOG. You'll get wiped out.

It will definitely have dandruff too. Just give it some time. Bound to happen as the US market begins their onslaught. Now, where was I?

Chart showing a Head & shoulders implying a further downward direction.
We're all good in Capita. Waiting for the March company update. Come along and join us and recover your past losses with cpi. Cheers.(^_^).

All those that have read my previous posts, would now agree that when you had the chance from abstain in investing in this manipulated stock, perhaps you decided I was just de ramping and took on the risk at your own peril.

Well, let me tell you that my first avoid investing in this stock was last week when the hbr was at £3.03. Had you listened, you wouldn't have been looking at an almost 20p share price loss that will be much as we get closer to the US market opening. Be aware.

Exactly true and still using those fake flags supposed to show that have a legitimate reason to be sailing in waters where the strict sanctions wouldn't allow them otherwise. Also, they use GPS software that fakes their true positioning by pretending that their ship is still in Iran, when actually is already halfway to make their illegal oil deliveries and what not as they sail through international waters.
30th January 2023
The world’s top three ship-owning countries are China, Greece, and Japan. But the top three countries under which ships sail include none of these—nor fourth-ranked United States or fifth-ranked Germany. The flag league is instead led by Panama, Liberia, and the Marshall Islands. They are flag-of-convenience states, economically weak countries that allow vessels to register in their ship registry for a much lower fee than developed countries.
https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/01/30/ships-false-flags-convenience-sanctions/

So, in a few words be prepared to witness another serious not see before hair cut of about 15 to 19pence. Not a good sight to witness. Sorry for the negative tone.

I smell big troubles ahead. My advice is to sell up first thing tomorrow morning if you're not too far from breaking even. Otherwise, don't sell up, but get ready to average down with extra cash as hbr will be dropping down to news lows.
I'm not expecting to hols for long at these levels and it will be visiting the £2.65 to £2.75 levels where new buyer support should start to come in.

Here we go again with the now regularly seen BoA rns swaps and what not.

The real facts are here:
On 4th January 2023 - The Jefferies Bankers said.
[Jefferies' downside scenario (in which oil prices drop to US$60 or US$70) would point to a possible 34% decline to around 200p per share.] from a potential target of £4.35. Imho, the most that hbr will go to is from around £3.35 to £3.39 max from current levels. Read the article freely available here.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1002411/north-sea-oilers-harbour-energy-and-ithaca-tipped-for-major-upside-1002411.html

Because the share price will not be able to sustain itself at the previous £3.30 that not many days ago came down from specially after that last two days oil prices drops. Hbr expiring historical hedges will not make any difference to the company finances as most oil hedges have now been downgraded and cost of living has gone up across those oil &gas industrial sectors.
I'm afraid that if anyone has waited on the side to buy into hbr, I guess next week is the week when one could get a nice entry around £2.65 to £2.69 which is not a too hard to achieve share price entry level considering its repeating share price movements seen in the last few months.

It will fly more downwards rather than upwards. That's the natural behaviour of the hbr share. Its really stuck now and with that BoA on its tail, it won't be able to go further than 30p up or 30p down give or take.

The truth hurts and it will hurt even more when penny drops sometime next week and you'll be giving each other high fives and hit the recommend blue button and get many likes under each own account that post the best fairytale about that and this that might or not might happen in the near future. As for hbr, don't ever compare it with the Bp stock that only last few weeks flew almost £1.50 in share price valuation. You'll never see anything like that in hbr.