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I my opinion the shapes are of the scale of 3 large trucks a regular truck and a pickup…
So ignore Cinders ( snafu )
Rig will be onsite very soon ... maybe official pictures by monday
Yep, some big trades today..... maybe some locals know something.
Wouldn't want to be out for the weekend :-)
GLA - Investors..... the silent majority!
Average trade price today under £700. Makes you wonder why they buy when a placing is probably on the cards.
Hang on... any risk of truthful reporting here? As Ibug just correctly pointed out, there are no "big trades" today, no matter how hard TrollHunter may try to misinform.
The average value of today's trades is around £700. That really isn't "big"... it's puny. And the largest single trade I can see is actually an apparent sell of 5 million+ shares... but that still amounts to less than ten grands' worth, so still hardly newsworthy.
I’m watching and waiting for the next entry which may come shortly, funds ready to buy another 10 or 20 million but at the right price!!!!
Still holding 12.5 million
Why do people boast about waiting for an entry point...basically saying I want this share to crash so I can but more..at same time kind of boasting how well they have done.. most here dont want to know...
“Waiting for it to crash “ you taking the pixx. It’s on its ass and nearly on its way out. Unbelievable
Personally, quite happy to know there are potential buyers waiting in the wings, ... it may not take very much for them to buy!
Name them Ocelot - or is this another of your pointless unfounded ramps. I do admire the fact that you are persistent, but probably only for your own personal reasons?
Been reading the rampers usual crap like,
"the locals know something!"
"Rig very soon, maybe Monday!"
"Shape of the trucks are large!"
"A viewing platform!"
First thought, Clutching at straws, then as time went on
we began to drift into a complete fantasy world.
With Rodders Jones's proposed resolutions and the GM of 07/06, think some of the naysayers have got into a bit of a tizzy recently, confusing their desires with reality.
Personally, looking forward to the next developments re Basur-3 and its funding.
6 thumbs up for Joker99's post as of now.
Thanks to Rodders Jones, we all know now that negative opinions are enormously over-represented on this board by comparison to shareholders' opinions (by a factor of more than 10, I would guess), in part, of course, because you can post a negative opinion without being a shareholder.
If the only people who are to be allowed to post a view on companies on these bulletin boards are existing shareholders, the boards will turn into echo chambers - nothing but ramp and uninformed speculation. If that’s what people want, they’re welcome to it. I’d rather see both sides of the argument: there’s already too much company spin, PR puff, misinformation and paid shills... Ocelot. AIM as it currently operates is in effect a crooked casino with no regulation at all to protect private investors. Boiler room operators and their practices need pointing out to inexperienced investors. It seems to me it’s as fair for what’s posted on these boards to make potential investors think again as it is to attract new investors and keep existing shareholders invested. It also seems to me that there are financial incentives for many of the shills on these sites to push the shares, which certainly do not apply to the people on the other side of the argument.
Are opinions posted on this board representative of shareholders' opinions?
No, they are not.
Why is that?
In part, it's because you don't have to be a shareholder to post your opinion.
And In part, it's because those with negative opinions appear to be far more active than those with positive or neutral opinions.
'Are opinions posted on this board representative of shareholders' opinions?'
Why should they be? That is not in the rules written by LSE. If you do not like the rules, you could try a Telegram or similar group for shareholders only. Open boards like this are for people to discuss the merits of investing in a share, not to only praise management and the potential future of the company.
At the moment this is a share trading at 2% of previous highs and further dilution is expected. There seems little merit buying at the moment if a discounted placing is expected within the foreseeable future. Existing shareholders may wish others to buy in and push the price up, so they suffer less dilution when the placing happens, but that helps current shareholders, not new investors.
Ocelot, whilst I believe you are an optimistic shareholder. I have been listening to your wind and puff for years now, and as the facts have unfolded up to now your version of how things will unfold are exactly that wind and puff, ... tell us some hard facts that would encourage someone to invest in ukog before a major placing that would quantify a recommendation of a strong buy?
Ocelot: I haven’t seen any evidence that those with negative opinions are far more active than those with positive or neutral opinions but would be interested to see some. In fact the shills sometimes combine together to get people with negative opinions on a company banned from posting on the company’s LSE site. LSE should be ashamed of conniving at this. Their doing so will probably form part of any future investigation into the failings of the AIM and the unwillingness of the FCA to do anything about them. Quite right too.
If I disappear shortly from this site you’ll know that I’ve been duly banned from the UKOG site. In which case allow me to take this opportunity to wish holders of this good luck and to express the view that you’re going to need it.
Neither Loxley nor Turkey are in the share price.
The share price has been beaten down by successive disappointments, but who can justify the company's current paltry valuation?
We saw around Easter how very quickly the market can change in UKOG and how very quickly the share price can rise.
Continue to believe the share price movement around Easter was a trial run for what is to come.
The current share price assumes that because UKOG has failed in the past, it will fail in the future.
But each project is different and needs to be assessed on its own merits and prospects.
Ocelot so you agree HH is a dead dog, honesty at last …
Ocelot: that’s certainly one interpretation. Another is that it’s clear to anyone with the accounts, a pencil and paper and the RNS’s since the accounts that UKOG needs a lot of money quite soon and that this is likely to result in another huge dilution. And that the money raised in this way will be spent on an exploration (yes, exploration) well in Turkey with currently unquantifiable prospects of finding oil. And that if the well is unsuccessful, the company’s prospects of continuing in business will depend on the continued forbearance and generosity of their very long suffering shareholders. Meanwhile, a disproportionate amount of the shareholders’ investment in the company is being removed every month to pay the salaries of the Directors who have brought the company to this situation.
For those of a contrarian disposition, one of the major factors in UKOG's favour is the sheer quantity of negative opinion against it.
When so many people seem to think alike, then it needs very little positive input to swing things around dramatically.
When most people and lth are negative it’s because it’s a lost cause and a complete dog duh