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Eh? That’s the point nitro, they have basically accepted £3.60 and if approached by another company for a full T/O I imagine they would accept an all share buy out of that price and not have the hassle of feeding those shares into the market a year down the line with a lot of uncertainty.
HBR could be capped at a price here because I’m sure HBR and BASF probably expected a better response to the merger news. As it stands they are still underwater with their £3.60 price?
Just back to my last sell price now, nothing lost nothing gained.
Struggling to bring myself to jump in though. Feels very fake with yesterdays seller. HBRs big holders are always in the know
Offering 2.15 for 1mill shares now. Crept up from last week
I think we are going to see an uptick here soon.
The price action has seemed to be scratting about accumulating any shares they can and they are just getting snapped up. Big will move north soon
When that macd crosses down in the next couple of days I think HBR will get hit hard.
Like NSS said this is half way up the flag pole, it doesn’t know if it’s coming or going and is totally dependant on the deal now.
I don’t want anyone to lose money, but HBR rarely bucks the TA trend and if that cross happens I’d be surprised if this doesn’t retest the recent lows or 280.
The ramping here as always been the same jefferey. They go as far to report and remove posts that don’t fit their ramping agenda. They don’t care if it costs other people a lot of money. I think 290- maybe as low as 280 might be tested.
There’s no doubt this seems heavily undervalued, but it’s only worth what someone is willing to pay
Hbr was premier oil, premier oil had creditors who shorted against us and then called the debt back in and basically bankrupted us until Harbour bought the creditors out and took over premier oil using it as a vessel to gain a listing. After the debt was bought and hbr took over, us premier oil holders were left with 5% of the new company. And here we are.