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It will retest and retest the 71.05 and then break the resistance and off we go up again. All you've said is not a secret and I'm well aware how it goes.
I've traded in oil since the 2008 and took bets when it was Plus $100. You're not providing anything specifically knew to old oil veterans like myself. Happy Oily Time. NoFear

Good Morning Jimuthytrue,
It's fascinating to read your post using similar investing as I've done after learning my lesson the hard way. Investors always need to apply flexibility in their strategies and don't fall too much in love with a share until the time is right. Insofar, I've been able to make good judgements regarding price share entry and beat even those renowned stock brokers raters that usually cannot get it right not even once. Investing is indeed an art that requires displine and nobody knows better when to get in and out other than yourself. Moreover, weak investors minds can be easely persuaded to jump or out by listening to other inside these chat rooms. Do your own research and if it fits your own investment criteria, then for as long you were not dragged in by FOMO, then you've done the best possible to your knowledge.
Well Done for taking full advantage of the current covid pandemic that has been throwing around the share prices like rag dolls. Make the most from it as these kind of opportunities will not be so easely available as we get a better handle of the pandemic with the help of those scientists that are constantly updating what next to do blah blah along with our governments.
Take Care and Make-Loads-of-Money. NoFear(*_*)

And Peel Hunt cut HBR to £4.25 from £4.72.
Peel Hunt and Jeffries have got wrong on their
the HBR share price forecasts. I won't take anything they say as fact. Those two brokers firms are hopeless and will never ever pay any attention to their cra.p talk. Let the markets decide. NoFear

Hi BacchusII,
I wish I had kept extra cash to average down and make a bigger profit on the way up. That's why the big boys always get to play with the big toys.

Final Harbor Trading Volumes:
Buy: 1,258,926
Sell: 1,566,282
Good luck for Friday Morning climb to £3.98
NoFear

Hi Rookie1

Hi do you my fellow investor Jimuthytrue?
It's great to talk with like minded people that understand the mechanics of the Cpi share price volatility and knows when to get in and get out and eat, sleep and repeat. Thanks to having surplus cash, I was able to fix twice my wrong entry price in Capita. Had I not had the extra cash, I would not had been able to average down and make a decent profit on the way back up. The take away message from all our investments is don't put all your money in at once and play the system with half in and hold back half just in case you need to improve a wrong entry. Many investors get mad when they jump in too soon and with every penny they've got and then have a go at others who did a better entry. Moreover, Capita has yet to pass by the plus 50p and stay there and not just drop back again. It's thanks to the yoyo effect that Cpi has done in the last year that we can enjoy multiples of times the returns that it gives to the ones that are willing to play it the way the MM like it. Good luck and Good Health.
Have fun and Make-Loads-of-Money.
Simply.(*__*).NoFear

This was a quote from me yesterday.
This was a quote from me yesterday.
"Don't underestimate that there could be big players ready to get in at their desired price
and this could shake the hbr share price temporatily to let them in."
I was spot on and this has changed the future direction of the hbr shares. Look out for that special announcement that we have a new major investor taken up a boat load of shares on the cheap side. I don't believe in doom & gloom or we have yet to hit the bottom. We've hit the bottom and if we cross into positive blue later on, that will be your indication that we're good to go to sail back up to plus £4 within weeks and not months as also the Brent oil and gas has rebound and it will stay up for now. Cheers to all positive long holders. NoFear

Don't believe one word from today's Jeffries latest Harbour Energy buy rating reduced from £5.66. The firm screwed up Harbour Energy post merger share price expert valuation at 30p after merger.
They were chosen by EIG to do the big talk and to keep us interested and we got screwed. Just ignore the brokerage ratings from now on.

For all that dislike what happened this morning, I'm glad to confirm that when I emailed the Harbor Energy my messages to ask what are they going to do about the dropping shares, I also accused them of running a criminal syndicate along with their Edge funds Lenders EIG. I also called them 'Gangsters' of the oil industries. Anyhow, it looks like it backfired on us. I guess it's better to be nice to the Linda Cook and her BoD chums.
IMO, I was spot on. A Big fish II probably MS and Barclays got in today with drop.

This was a quote from me yesterday.
"Don't underestimate that there could be big players ready to get in at their desired price
and this could shake the hbr share price temporatily to let them in."
Don't despair and Keep the faith.
It's only a paper loss till you hold it.
Nothing it's sure with share investments but relax and know that we will be back to the higher levels in due time. It's going to be a learning lesson for everyone not to be involved in any company with potentially going through what we had to. NoFear

Well said Jimuthytrue. I could not have said better than you. I'm glad that we have one of the real true good guys
with the rest of the Capita long investors who recognise a great investment opportunity like the capita shares.
This is my third time that I'm invested in Capita and wish I had not invested elsewhere and placed all my money
in Capita and forget the other shares. People say that you should spread your investment, but I've done better
keeping to one or two maximum stocks as the more you have the more worries to think of as each company has
their ups and downs. Good Luck for all the happy longs out there. We're still in recovery mode and semi-post-covid.
NoFear

Hi jefff, nice to hear from you too and thanks for the big Hi(*__*).

All good here and scraping along hopefully not for long as we make our rebound. It was a nasty day for Hbr.
The harbour shares should be heading up as we hit the real bottom of the bottom on Tuesday and rest assured bigger fishes will be eating up whats left of the remaining floating stock. Hold on to your wigs as we're about to launch back to where we were just after the consolidation took place. Good Luck and Keep the faith jefff. NoFear

Bloody Brent Oil just dropped $1 on high crude and gasoline stock inventories. Looks like another odd start for tomorrow morning and opposite to my early Wednesday morning prediction. Anyway we know HBR book oil edges are between $59 and $61 and so it should be irrelevant to us long.
Good luck all for tomorrow. NoFear

Oh Lord Save Me From This Doomer & Gloomer. I rest my case.
The word of god has been spoken. Alleluia, Alleluia. NoFear(*_*).Take-A-Chill-Pill C.M.

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bRENT ON THE MOVE
breaking over $69usd again and again...Watch the push back to $69.50 and maybe break the $70usd by Wednesday
morning. NoFear

Hi shal1000, well said about the C.Mountain. Pure grudge for no reasons and really shocking for them to be calling me out
even when I did not post nothing toward them till when they got me infiurated with their todays posts.
Harbour Energy at 16:00.
Buy Volumes: 711,809 or 35.6 millions old shares
Sell Volumes: 314,573 or 15.7 millions old shares
Once the MM have had enough of it, they will close the bargain bucket and raise the price. NoFear

Hi Newguy2020

Nice to hear from you and what a pleasure to discuss with sound minded people like yourself.
I indeed bought old pmo back when it was 19p and sold in the 31p ranges as the oil price were
rising high.

Unfortunately the Jeffries broker mistakenly indicated that once the Pmo was taken
over, it would had given us new shareholders a base price of 30p old share money or £6.

I've sadly advised my colleague and her best friend to ignore the rumors and get in.
Moreover, as the Pmo fomo continue these friends of mine tooke the plunge and bought in at
29p or £5.80. I had strictly advised as sure bet to only buy pmo around max 23p or £4.60.

However, they both decided to buy at 29p and today they're nursing almost 40% paper losses and very very disappointed just as I am too. Therefore, just as I've suggested to grab more money and average down, my friends have refused to do so and prefer to sit and wait for when it will rebound and are no rush till that time comes.

Thankfully, I had spare cash and had managed to average down 22.89p or £4.58p.
However, I really wish I could buy more but for now my max invested is aprox. £92k and that is it for now.

Where do I see harbour energy shares going from now to three monts time? There is no reason to doubt a
rebound in the share price do the fact that just like us also many small and big investors would had worked
out the current share price to the old price and would see a damn good bargain and buy Hbr at what was the
old price of hbr 15p. Don't underestimate that there could be big players ready to get in at their desired price
and this could shake the hbr share price temporatily to let them in.

Once these investors have got their entry, you'll not going to see hbr at these super low levels.
Ignore the fact that it can still go down because it had more room to drop as it just pure nonsense
and soon I prove it to the no sayers that keep posting the next stop £2 or £2.50.

I therefore estimate hbr share price to be by the first week of October at plus £4.90p or 24.5p old money.
By January 2022, we will continue towards plus £5.35p or 26.75p.

Finally, as for Cine, it will all depends if the Cinema need to close up if it was requested by the UK gov.
If however, they're allowed to remain open with social distancing in place until most the country is a vaccinated or has a pass to get in, then the share price should rebound slowly towards the plus £1 level. Anyhow, please don't ever despair or over worry as paper losses are just that till you crystalize them into real losses.
Take Care and good luck to all the long holders. NoFear(*__*)

Harbour Energy (HBR)
Latest Buy & Sell Volumes: Time 15:06 GMT
Buy Volumes: 628,885 or 31.5 Million shares old Hbr value aprox.
Sell Volumes: 284,318 or 14.2 Million shares old hbr

Harbour Energy (HBR)
Latest Buy & Sell Volumes: Time 15:05 GMT
Buy Volumes: 622,156
Sell Volumes: 281,146

Well said Nonsence. Thanks for speaking the truth.(*__*)
You're Spot On. I've never looked back since then and many are still holding Cine and passing it around like a yoyo.