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Bilboburgler - good post.

no one seeming to care about Climate Change - They have too

I think everyone giving trump too much weight in this whole thing. The perfect time to be brave or stupid.

Lets see where we are at in 6 -12 months

But 'petro' stocks are not gaining at the same rate. Driven by fear and manipulation. I am in for a penny in for a pound now, resigned myself to being locked in. Also convinced (maybe naively) that although high risk, this could be a multi bagger just as quick. I invested for a reason, and the fundementals havnt changed. Cash in the bank to valuation is ridiculous.

Time will tell. Good luck whatever your position.

Where is the logic or justification here? Makes no sense. I get it's high risk, high reward, but this is nuts!

Cheeky shorters

How is the trade value today reflective of a 14% drop in price? How?

Hard to say when, but might be now.

I think you have made your point. Thank you.

Thanks for taking the time to give your thoughts Hoof.

So you think its a when not if, the stock relists, thats positive atleast.

Any ideas where and what factors may influence the price at relist, and what it could possibly be?

Again, appreciate any thoughts, very much in the dark here.

Can anyone give fair appraisal of where this is at? What do we expect to happen?

Appreciate any solid insight.

I would love to know what the relist open price will be. I am sure you would too!

Thanks Tim. That adds up and makes sense.. Hopefuly nothing sinister and wont be too long. Some real positives here. Time will tell.

Skimming of a 30% rise is definitely dim!

Blue finish would be nice. No bad news.

Looks like its a yes from him! 10% + day?

Thanks

What's happening here? Can anyone shed some light please?

TALOS ENERGY INC (TALO)

13.51 -0.38 (-2.74%)

What price we'd be at without buy backs. Makes little sense.

With the dollar at 1.26 to the pound, relatively high over last 5 years. Not the best time for merger? Or just happy to get I to dollars?

Earlier this year, Harbour Energy said the windfall tax has “wiped out” its profits for 2022.

However, the firm, which is cutting hundreds of jobs in Aberdeen, went on to say it has a “solid financial position” and announced $300m of new buybacks and dividends for shareholders.

The firm said its staffing reduction consultation is due to close in the second half of the year.

Before tax, Harbour Energy was above analyst expectations, posting $2.4bn profits for the 2022 financial year.

After tax, however, profits were down to just $8 million.

The chief executive of Habour Energy, Linda Cook, said at the time: “The UK Energy Profits Levy, which applies irrespective of actual or realised commodity prices, has disproportionately impacted the UK-focused independent oil and gas companies that are critical for domestic energy security.

“For Harbour, the UK’s largest oil and gas producer, it has all but wiped out our profit for the year.

“This has driven us to reduce our UK investment and staffing levels.”