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"You don't sell when stock drop"

Unless new information has come to light and you think it will drop further

"Opec meeting today"
I think that was yesterday - they agreed to increase output by a small amount - 100k bpd

@Robleo - I confess there is a slight conflict of interest :-)

"those big profit making oilers will have to pay a price for ripping us all off"
Urgh economic illiteracy. They've been making horrendous losses for years because oil has been so cheap, but yeah sure let's take all their profits away so they can't invest in increasing production and the tight supply issues that have driven up prices are compounded, that ought to work /s.

You could be right but it had reached my stop level so I stuck to my strategy and sold. Obviously I'll be kicking myself if it bounces above that... but I'll be pleased for you, good luck.

Yeah I've taken the hit too, something not right

Drop seems massively over done, very strange

It was to protect the NHS from being overwhelmed - by deliberately risking infection and hospitalisation you are endangering others. You have to be pretty thick not to have understood that.

I'm new to ENQ - am I reading this right, it looks like the forward PE is less than 1. How come this is so cheap, is there some problem with the company holding it back?

Definitely a buying opportunity

Looks like gold could have a decent month on the back of a more doveish approach from the fed reserve.

I think we're in good hands and undoubtedly making huge profits. At the moment your concerns are based on nothing more than supposition, which is fine and I definitely appreciate the information and hearing your perspective on it but you've kind of made your point now so it's probably best to wait for official news from the company to confirm or otherwise rather than keep reiterating.

You should sell if you're worried.

Oil price has dropped and we were a bit overbought on short term charts so due a pull back and some profit taking

I was correct in thinking this appointment would be a catalyst for the sp, I just got the direction wrong.

"...can someone please please come up with a new one..."

Back up the truck

Appreciated, thanks

Not that I'm unduly concerned, I'm focused on the fact that we're generating mountains of cash, will be debt free and paying a nice dividend in the next quarter.

@Sturm - have you got a link to this fiscalization information pls?

"10 days old.....but posted before...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2reXZGrKUrg&t=505s"

Thanks for posting. I'm not sure if I've ever seen such a disconnect between share price and fundamentals, it's quite remarkable. It seems to be the case to an extent across much of the sector but HBR are an extreme case. At some point the market will catch up.