Another newcomer to the main market...anybody any idea what the production figures are ?

This doesn't make sense but I just bought in at 349p.

The fall is terrifying... 341p now.

ive just bought some at ..... 3.42 am i a clown?.

now 327p

now 315p

we're all doomed ..

bad investment today

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Sold much earlier on......could sense it slipping....only lost a small amount....in the nick of time it seems...the worst thing is that tomorrow morning : further drops are possible....

or a bounce back to reality....

Way overdone...that's why I bought some earlier but it started to slip...and the drop now looks crazy but it's happening....the odd thing is that Sterling Energy might discover a large reservoir of gas or such and the sp would then rocket....

gas = hot air! remember VOG.

VOG did not discover...just said there was something big there...might still be....one to watch with production in Cameroon coming....Heritage will rebound but when...god knows ?....Sterling Energy might come right...I'm stuck in there....I hope that commodities turn around...oil is up as we speak half a dollar for WTI but Brent is up a full two dollars...weird....

irlee57

You may be but we wont laugh.

The Investors Room seems to bb turning into a 'let's catch a falling knife club!'

Comments like 'it's time to buy / fallen too far' etc, etc are usually proven wrong. I would suggest those of you who believe that it can't go any further up or down should try paper trading FX pairs for a month or so, only then will you really understand the concept of it can't fall any further or rise anymore - accompanied by squeals of it's so over-bought or over-sold.

It might stop you losing a few fingers in the future!

well this is another to add to good rns - sp tanks list - the only question is when is the next news due here? if recent form of others to go by in recent days this will drop some more tomorrow against all logic - logic says it should bounce so it probably wont!!! what a week

gas?!
gla

Yeah .... it's pants for me this week also. ie,, Hoil, OTC, TQC and some others...hopefully it's just a tree shake week also and my shares will continue thier upward momentum in the next few weeks.. also waiting for good news on ABH, RGM & RRR to name but a few!

apparently from the other side...

'Any chartist worth his or her salt would have got out of HOIL in the area that I have circled on this chart....

http://www.screencast.com/users/Chrishowlett/folders/Jing/media/ad133c41-f2a3-48b6-9bda-14781bc49c62

HOIL had hit the top of its channel.... and therefore the Risk / Reward ratio was not in favour of the bulls IMO.

This is where emotion's and greed would have caught a LOT of people out..... waiting for the miran results....

Yet the market professionals KNEW already..... that much is evident. Because If the market professional had carried on buying (or rather not started selling - like they did).... then HOIL would have probably breached the upper channel line.

The way top played that would have been to have accepted the fact that the Risk Reward ratio was not in favour of longs. Sold the stock unemotionally at the channel line (where I have circled).... and then waited. Only prepared to buy back if the stock smashed through the upper channel line (so basically buying back in on a breakout).

This would have protected a good chartist from the up coming drop.

But those people who did too much research on the company..... they would have been greedy. Because the human brain will seek out positive news and remember it..... and discount negative news (when they are invested). SO they would have hung in for too long. They would not have recognised the cold hard facts of probability!

But even so...... HOIL will just go to the bottom of the channel (probably)..... and at some stage rise back up to top of it again. So no great drama..... just cycles..... and some people locked in for a bit.'

No disrespect to that poster, as I am sure they know what they are talking about, but hindsight is a great thing and the chartists always seem to point out that certain indicators were obvious after the event, never before!

Arbuthnot's note:
The company provided a comprehensive slide pack detailing the technical and commercial aspects of its operations in Kurdistan. What was evident from the subsequent presentation was that the Miran field is significantly more complicated than previously thought. In essence, what we thought to be a billion barrel oil field is actually a relatively large gas field with shallow gas; a very different proposition for both Heritage and the investment community.
The company made good efforts to highlight that the gas aspect of this field was commercial; however, we are generally sceptical regarding the health of global gas market. The IEA has forecast that the global gas market in 2011 will be oversupplied, by 200bcm in 2011. It also forecasts that the global gas market will continue to be oversupplied until 2020.
In the presentation, Heritage illustrated potential monetisation routes for their gas into Turkey and into Europe via the Nabucco pipeline. However, this pipeline has yet to receive final approvals which could be gained in Q1 2011.
Should Heritage go down the export pipeline route, it will be locked into a multi-billion dollar project for at least five years. This scenario sounds a lot like where they were with Uganda two/three years ago, but selling Kurdish gas is not going to be as easy a proposition as selling Ugandan oil. Instead, we feel that the more likely scenario is Heritage conducting more exploration and appraisal work in 2011/12, with the hope of building the oil resource base. Assuming successful results from this programme, the ultimate goal of selling the asset thereafter could be a more attractive exit than development. We do not feel that they have the appetite to pursue a long and uncertain development project.