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Well that appears to be the transition sort. Fingers cross for tomorrow guy's. GLA
We haven't been abroad this year, saving the last pennies for Florida next year. My kids love Turkey my youngest keeps asking when we are going back, they love the fact they dont have to leave the hotel complex lol.
Nowt wrong with Skeggy madcrann...LOL
I'm off to Turkey on the 6th August for 15 nights so probably the last holiday abroad this year until my portfolio improves.
At least one i hold has risen 40% this morning but i can't take profits as there is no profit for me to take
Same old story for me then
GL
I took it in such way matey, come good news or bad ill still be in Skeggy end of next month with my 3 cronies lol.
' Tongue 'n' cheek ' that was all madcrann....Strange trading activity though considering it's the AGM tomorrow
GL
Not implying anything Ajax lol. Its just most big sells since last Monday have been followed up with a similar size buys.
Are you implying it could be our mysterious Jersey/Welshman RG who is up to something madcrann ?
I personally can't see these sells coming from any ordinary PI ?
I get a feeling someone has set up a new company and transferring shares from one to the other.
The glass is always half full or empty! For me, there has been a huge seller about and guess what there has been a buyer happily mopping up after him. there is no way in god's green earth that any market maker would take down (buy) the volume of stock sold...ergo, he has moved it on...whether to Richard Griffiths or someone else, I'm not sure nor do I care...the key as Dick has been saying for some time is JOG is valued at cash...or less...and we know the board is trying to do some income -acquisitive deals whilst they await the seismics...more importantly for me is the fact that Equinor would have walked away by now if they were going to...no real point hanging around if there is 'only' 25mm barrels for them...so like Dick, I actually remain bruised, battered and optimistic!
Hi Ajax - there seems to have been a seller on the premises since at least Monday last week, steadily unloading in round number parcels (5k, 10k, 25k, 50k & 100k). Can't be sure it's the same holder but seems likely to me. They upped the pace today - maybe they want to get out fully before Thursday's AGM, The timing of this isn't great, given the final imaged 3D data that was expected some time in June might not have been fully analysed, the OGA won't be making any announcements about the award of 31st Supplementary Round Licences for some time.
I dare say we'll get some kind of presentation at the AGM (possibly posted on the website at the same time or maybe there'll be a 7am RNS?) but whether the market will buy whatever's stated is another matter. Hard news is what's required and it's hard to see where it's likely to come from on Thursday.
It's a classic case of supply and demand setting prices, irrespective of actual or perceived underlying value. There's masses of supply with a big seller in evidence but few are willing to invest until they see more certainty.
At 55p a share, JOG is valued at £11.7m. This is about £3m less than it presently has in the bank. There was similar despondency back in late 2015 - early 2016 when the shares followed the oil price down to 8p. Some believed the eventual outcome would be positive and took the risks involved in investing more. JOG had less than £500k in the bank back then but an ambitious plan had already started to develop around P2170 (not that shareholders knew at the time - they trusted the directors to deliver based on statements made in advance of the 2015 placing).
I don't like the uncertainty any more than the next person but retain my belief that JOG's directors are in it to win - and eventually will do so. Outcomes of drilling initiatives are impossible to predict but careful advance research and understanding can reduce the risks considerably. But an element of luck is always required. Sadly the Company has so far failed to compete the acquisition of income producing assets, which is something I hope can be rectified in the short term.
I have been steadily increasing my holding of late, but this is not to say others should follow suit. We all have different approaches to risk. Experience tells me the highest rewards are to be gained by buying when others are selling. It also tells me one can lose the lot. The skill comes in backing more winners than losers - and in selling and putting your money somewhere else if you believe other companies offer better prospects of share price growth.
I'm signing off until the AGM's done. I'm now going to watch England continue to struggle to get anywhere near the score posted by the Aussies. It's currently worse than watching JOG's SP go down
GLA
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Them big sells followed by a buyer who's picked up a few chunks of 25,000 shares.
£156,000 & £133,000 gone through....I wonder if that's Schroders selling again but why if it is ?