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I sold too, but at what price do you think it a buy again?

nice move beyond recent highs this morning

20p next week is ok by me... I think that is optimistic, though 10p today looks fairly easy...
well, at least, I'm in heavy first thing with that intention....

oil recovering again - that curve is impressive (I know to my cost as I tried to short it for a section and just kept on losing - so then I gave in to the madness and went long). I hope we are offered some shares around 8.20p first thing - last one in's a sissy....

not that I take charts too seriously :-)

could be tasty first thing - the charts say it should be 12p BEFORE news...

quite pleased I bought in at 6.6 now....

"exited"!? (turn the lights out as you leave please)
let's see if you are correct.....

charts suggest 12?

why 10 - 11p Mav?

they are just following Jeffries this morning. Classic defensive posture based on not knowing what's about to happen with the well, but it's nonsensical.

problem is, they are trying to resolve the interference issue and if they buy and it is sorted, or overcome, then they will be accused of insider dealing. So I personally would prefer them not to buy.

as far as we know, blood samples continue to be impossible (and volunteers much harder to recruit, I'd imagine). Let's hope they can make progress on this and let us know. Meanwhile the SP is holding up incredibly well!

the Dow is a junkie, high on stimulus. Can you believe it is higher than this time last year? With the unemployment rate rising rapidly, something has got to give big time, but who knows quite when (apart from the junkie tycoons of course).

yes most of them have by now, I would think

Halifax?

but that scenario has been fundamentally altered by CDR's involvement - which will buffer those swings. The whole market is in a crazy phase - it doesn't appear to know if prices are expensive or cheap, or if the stimulus will outweigh the coming recession etc etc, so normal cautionary rules apply - hold on to a core amount for the medium term (70p+) but top slice occasionally, and only re-buy if there's a sudden dip etc

that said, the POI just dropped too, so perhaps for want of anything better to do, the MMs are pegging the price accordingly, as if that's the issue...

just as it threatens to break through, it gets beaten back. Interesting. Could be a sign of MM nerves....

yep, clocked that before buying in as the reason for the drop, but what about HUR's other wells?