Main market stock..incredible graph, good transition from Aim to Main market..better keep an eye on this one, not in yet but : possibly a good Isa stock for the long term.

Disaster for this company...10% of nothing....this could go to 2 now !.

Which only goes to show that no matter how good you think a company is, it is always wise to lock-in profits cause once you've done that, nobody can take it away from you.

.. well apart from the taxman of course ...

i had a friend that did that once when a share doubled and kept on bragging about it......4 years later it had went up more than 10 times......now saying its most stupid decision ever made as would be very wealthy instead of plodding about as usual

good to see rf is as exciteable as ever

Perhaps not good to see you're back.

If you don't think trading in these markets is a good idea I suggest you go and have a look at your darlings HAWK and RPT.

i'm doing very well on them..........hows vyke doing, that was a good trade for you buying shit that you dont realise

Even at this price HDY looks like a short...

lol

Yes of course you're doing well on them. That's why they've dropped from 45p to 42p!

??? HDY...not shorting yet...one day, I'll take a deep breath and short something...

wrong thread ?.

This has been stuffed today....I wonder how Robbie Burns got on with this : he must have had a fit when he saw the rns...he's bought a lot of these at very low prices so he would probably have made a profit anyway.....at the moment this has precious little going for it...another dry well and it will drop to the teens.

200p is my target.

Mine is 20p.....I did not short this ..should have...

Robbie got it wrong it happens.

Stable @285p.

Moving ahead after a positive Rns.

Yes, better news.

Drilling results negative..heading to 100p.

Krishna Godavari Basin well abandoned, says Hardy


The second exploratory well on Hardy Oil and Gas's exploration licence in the Krishna Godavari Basin on the east coast of India has been plugged and abandoned.

The KG-D9-B3 well was drilled to a total depth of 3,829m MDRT by the Transocean drillship 'Discoverer India' in a water depth of 2,948m at a location some 47 km away from the nearest well.

The well encountered two Tertiary aged reservoir quality sand packages of 70m and 40m gross thickness respectively, in which gas shows ranging from 6% to 9% were recorded.

Testing was carried out with the MDT tool which suggests water gradient in the sand packages.

Hardy holds a 10% participating interest in the licence which is operated by Reliance Industries.

Hardy CEO Yogeshwar Sharma said: "Although this exploration well result is disappointing, the presence of thick reservoir quality sands and the potential presence of a petroleum system are encouraging.

"We will now work with our partner to incorporate the data gathered to update the geological model."