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What a childish and nasty post - just pointless - some of you seem to relish all this abuse and name calling - no wonder world is going to hell
Heid is right to say that we have missed out on what could have been an excellent royalty deal from the Claymore & Piper oil fields. We probably won't now know all the deal's details, thanks to some very noisy posters on various bulletin boards, but most royalties are straightforward punts on the oil price. These two particular North Sea fields are nearing the end of their lives but it's nearly always the case that the higher the oil price goes, the longer the field life is likely to be extended. The royalty deal was first announced in UJO's Interim results RNS on 13 Sept when the Brent oil price was $73 to $74. It's now at $77 and is expected by many to go higher. I therefore hope that UJO's board will reconsider it's decision when the dust has settled.
I would say we have missed out on a very good Royalty deal.
The rumour tweet dropped the price and people panic sold.
i can think of another tweet that did the same too a while back.
Anyways .. must get on now. House needs a hoover and a ' duster ' running over in the morning.
Night Sailor !
Selfish, I've never completely sold out of RBD, I've been day trading them for weeks since it was obvious from all of the money leaving that things were going badly. I'm not on there talking it down - have you noticed ?? I'm on this BB because heid and her mates love having me around. I trade loads every day, I post on hardly anything - only the boards where people pick fights with me for being honest.
ok heid, I'll humour you. There was a question mark after my question.
So, as an investor myself in WN I was concerned as to why UJO would raise before the wressle numbers and the results of the WN drill.
If both were likely or even possibly going to be good why not wait and raise at a much higher price ?
Putting aside our dislike of one another for one minute, these are straightforward questions that any investor facing the right way should be asking - or at least thinking about ?! Unless of course they're not allowed to.
NVG you said you'd sold out of RBD at a loss. You are NOT a typical RBD, so don't try to blow smoke...
Will the council now refuse planning so as they keep bums on their seats or see sense that we need the gas for energy security ?
I would think that what any prospective investor would like to know is what chance is there of UJO becoming a successful company with a return to share holders. The truth is that amidst all the Ramping that is going on, exactly one year ago the share price was 0.1625 and now after consolidation it is in equivalent terms 0.115.
This is a decrease of 30%. O.K there are always ups and downs, but the troubling matter is that UJO has been in a steady decline over the period, given all the 'good news'.
What should be even more concerning than that is there now appears to be a large Institutional Investor selling.
OMO as always, and don't shoot the messenger.
Have you been following my posts and THEN the news.
Goverment are so thick they didnt see gas crisis coming but I did.
Read my posts back last couple of months !
Was the placing meant to be kept quiet ?
I never knew until it was tweeted.
I would have had no clue
Did the price react so much that David had to change his plans ?
Do you believe WN is a duster when it had oil column an a gas hot flare thingy?
Do you believe protestors who told me Wressle would not flow ?
Have you got a phone a friend NOVECK from the site ?
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Was there today I can confirm this, it's fooooked already Rolling on the floor laughing
How do you know WN is failing ?
Who told you this ?
Have you been privvy to footage that we havent ?
Here too - great.
Let’s talk about WN ??!
Why UJO raise today, WN failing again ?
Not looking good for my RBD shares ?
What do you think ?
NOVECK ..
Why can I not post on the RBD board when I commented on West Newton ?
We share an interest in the asset.
I would think that what any prospective investor would like to know is what chance is there of UJO becoming a successful company with a return to share holders. The truth is that amidst all the Ramping that is going on, exactly one year ago the share price was 0.1625 and now after consolidation it is in equivalent terms 0.115.
This is a decrease of 30%. O.K there are always ups and downs, but the troubling matter is that UJO has been in a steady decline over the period, given all the 'good news'.
What should be even more concerning than that is there now appears to be a large Institutional Investor selling.
OMO as always, and don't shoot the messenger.
And I hardly drink.
I am mad enough without alchohol.
BTW: Queues at my petrol station earlier.
As Kenny Everett would have said .." Doctor, it is getting worse . !"
Dim problem I gwbl - crack on.
heid came across to RBD where I am a shareholder, and I took exception to her incessant F nonsense. She told me she could post what she wanted where she wanted as it’s a free world. Hey Presto we’re now all having a great time hanging out each time she takes the p155 out of me. Selfish you’re in too deep it’s obvious.
NOVECK still trapping on about me :
'If you're in too deep go to citizens advice, or tell heid to shut up. '
So...I told myself off
In the best possible way. ; ))
OK Heid these are not working hours and some may have taken a small aperitif, but WHAT is the last post about?
"Shut up Heid..you are a naughty naughty girl.."
" Slap your bum for being positive about Union Jack Oil."
" Top Totty will see you in his study.."
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"On my way sir ! "
Maxwell you are not alone. This engineered approach to deramping tells me two things, ignore, disengage. They only thrive if people treat them as human.
'Too deep'? I only have a few shares. Hardly too deep.
Tell Heid to shut up? She's a shareholder. This is a shareholder bb. You are the troll here.