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You have not put up where I ramp advise and recommend. Your ramping WMH makes me fell quite sick.
Not happy with PXOG pve in Italy and wgo in spain are pulling the strings have an average of less than 09.5p i'm prepared to wait it out.
Vauch - look at my post at 11:48 on 09 Jun 2020 in the thread ‘Today is the test of the share price at these new levels’. I wrote:
I sold out yesterday at 157p as I felt it was too high a price right now and wanted to see what happens to the share price on a day where the momentum is pushing the share price down.
that should read n Botch, Botch with an I not a O
Destitutute, cj39 and the likes for gods sake show some self respect n move on. I get no one like losing especially losing money but were all adults we all know the risks in investments I doubt theirs anyone in the world who hasn't lost on one share are another, but you suck it up n look for hopefully the next moneymaker. too come back time and again n ***** about a losing investment smacks of sour grapes as private investors we are all ere to beat the market and we all have the same loathing when share prices drop so all of us know what your feelings are when you sell a at a loss but then to come on ere and read the same destructive negativity spouted by your is just the kick you don't need nor deserve when you're watching a share price go down. this share as always been a long term highly speculative punt and agreed the news hasn't been great. I like coming on here and reading what the share holders have to say negative are positive but coming on lately seeing the same negativity spouted by the same few people is a pain in the a*se so come on fellas suck it up n move on
CJ39 This is your post at 9.44 on the WHM board today and no mention off selling up. u r a crooked guf
How do Morbox. I bought back in at 147p on Tuesday. That’s a bit of a shame but it’s been harder to second guess the share price recently. Did you sell when the price was high last week?
Thanks for the tip on TPG, I’ve been looking at it and following it now. Looks a very progressive company and I will be putting some money into them shortly. As for buying more shares here now, it’s a great entry point, if I had any spare funds I’d happily shove it in.
Broad, doesn’t say much for your research then on PXOG. Even now you won’t sell. You’d be much better off selling out, finding a progressive share to make some money and buy back in here if the day ever comes where they start extracting fossil fuels to sell. Only then will this have any chance of increasing in value.
Only fools take advice of others with out doing there own research
Vauxhall’s, keep watching that William Hill share price. I sold out at 157p as I was expecting a retrace. It will shoot back up to 160p this month. Get yourself invested, you’ll be in profit I can assure you.
How do Morbox. I bought back in at 147p on Tuesday
Looks like u have lost more on you William Hill investment, so u will be bit chin over their next
I wish I had bailed a few months back when I realised that Valirx and Pxog were connected. Valirx has done the same to its shareholders a few times now and low and behold pxog have followed suit. Check out the director linked to both companies. I wish I had used my sixth sense but like many I fell for the "significant upside for shareholders" message from the RNS' issued by pxog over the last 3 years. What a mug I am to have invested in pxog (& val). 30k in both down the drain because i honestly trusted what i was being told in the RNS'. Hold your heads in shame pxog and val. How these directors sleep at night beats me.I believed what i was being told and am gutted to have been ripped off. My life savings are down the drain thanks to these 2 companies.
Not being sensitive in any way if you sell out there's no need to come back voicing opinion take your loss be a man and move on.
What rubbish your talking you got into because of people like broad what a bloody full you must be ha ha.
Show me where I ever ramped a share or advised anyone or recommend a share to anyone
This is the worst share I’ve ever seen and 5-10 years ago when naive I got into some right rubbish ones, and the reason I got into them was people like broad. People who only talk positive about a share, ramping it up and making people believe it’s an amazing investment. People need to be truthful on here.
People like broad who does not want any negative chat or for ex holders to post basically does not agree with democracy. They would like to live in a country such as North Korea and are dictated to. It’s sad that people don’t realise how lucky we are to have freedom of speech.
You are very sensitive to anyone posting anything negative about this share aren’t you? It has gone from 4p 5 years ago to 0.08p now. Do you think it’s unfair for people to be negative about this?
You would show your self to be a better person after selling if you just moved on instead of deramping.
Hire that dormouse immediately - it couldn't make a worse job of running PXOG! I've had experience of several share consolidations and none of them ended well, so much so that I regard them as a huge SELL signal. They tend to be used by companies on their uppers who are desperate to stay afloat . Wouldn't be surprised if UKOG are next in line.
Very seldom is share consolidation an answer to a badly run business, I still hold pxog as down too much to sell, but went through it about a year ago with aero/rms....name change, share consolidation followed by a further 80%-90% drop in the share price....you can put lipstick on a pig but it’s still a pig. The market will see through this cheap unsophisticated ruse but I underestimated Ed, surprised he thought of it!
...it’s not a different exchange we need it’s a different approach.
“Oh it’ll be Q1 2021” .... just smacks of apathy, everything to do with the company. Other companies are affected by Covid 19, timelines slip, ours get lumped back a year...
Great assets, great potential, but a scruffy, laid back, ce la vie, kick the can down the road attitude where a change of name, change of exchange, reorder some stationery with a pretty new logo (and name) seems to be the only work that gets done.
Someone wrote here recently “I feel some shares are just unloved and will always be out of favour”
No, just some companies lack dynamism, and an ability to move things along in a timely fashion. Stop spending money on new letterheads, assets won’t jump out of the ground on their own !!!
Losing patience here (unfortunately I should have done it before most others bailed, not after to at least see some of my returned).
I’m off to work now ...hope someone at the company reads this after 11 when you all get up.
.... by the way ... where the P sticks up more than the other letters have you thought of the logo having a cute dormouse asleep, with its head resting on the P like a pillow, toss the idea around in the pub today lads. Looks cute
Cant see a move to main market any time soon.
The AGM items seem heavily geared towards a major overhaul and re-branding of the company (not just the name). Does anyone have any thoughts on the potential to move to a different exchange with the higher share price after the consolidation?
Yes thanks got it now.
hope it helps
Firstly, every 5,000 Existing Ordinary Shares will be consolidated into one Consolidation Share. The
Consolidation Shares will not be held by Shareholders but are an integral part of the Share Capital
Reorganisation process (the “Consolidation”). In cases where a Shareholder’s total holding of Existing
Ordinary Shares is not exactly divisible by 5,000 as at the Record Date, the Consolidation will give rise to
fractions of Consolidated Shares attributable to individual shareholders. In such instances, fractions of
Consolidate Shares will not be allotted, instead they will be aggregated and the New Ordinary shares from the
subdivision, as described below, sold for the benefit of the Company.
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Secondly, immediately following the Consolidation occurring, each Consolidation Share will be subdivided into
200 Ordinary Shares of £0.001 each and 1 New C Deferred Share of £4.80.
The effective share consolidation ratio is therefore 1 New Ordinary Share (and 1 New C Deferred Share) for
every 25 Existing Ordinary Shares held.
The table below gives some examples of the effect of the Share Capital Reorganisation on specific
shareholdings of Existing Ordinary Shares:
Number of Existing Ordinary Shares held New Ordinary Shares issued
4,999 0
5,000 200
10,000 400
It is estimated that the total aggregate value of all Consolidated share fractions will amount to less than £500.
As the table above demonstrates, holders of less than 5,000 Existing Ordinary shares will not receive any New
Ordinary Shares as part of the Share Capital Reorganisation.
Existing Ordinary Shares in issue as at the date of the Document 2,213,593,136
Deferred Shares in issue as at the date of this Document 942,462,000
A Deferred Shares in issue as at the date of this Document 54,477
B Deferred Shares in issue as at the date of this Document 285,785,836
Par value of Existing Ordinary Shares £0.001
Effective share reorganisation ratio (one New Ordinary Share for every
Existing Ordinary Share held)
1 for 25
http://www.prospexoilandgas.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/PXOG-Notice-of-AGM-2020.pdf
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