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Over 42m traded ... heading for highest volume in almost 2 years if it gets past the 45m Sept 11th funding RNS day.

this could properly fly if seller is cleared... and it does look like they have atm.

I was gonna go there MT :))

But remember... this is a marathon, not a sprint.

morning KUMS... hope you are winning fella.

that's just the way its written GT ... I agree it can be confusing but thats the way it is. It's not something Origo have done differently to anyone else.

your pants are still on fire mate

AFAIK it's not written like that though ... when a figure is quoted as "0.00117 cents" it means zero dollars point zero zero one one seven cents.

Hi Kriss Akabusi, are you actually the real Kiss Akabusi ?

another possibility ... could be a new FPSO with BP in the pipe?

Some focus certainly appears to have been directed towards activity and developments at Foinaven with those Rockrose tweets.

Comedy gold ... Hobi twittering claiming a profitable trade on OPP today. Couldn't make it up.

Ex-dividend date

To ensure you are a shareholder by the record date you need to buy shares at least one day before the ex-dividend date. This is because the standard settlement for UK equities is two working days.

Take the example of Company ABC, which sets a record date of Friday 5 May. The ex-dividend date would be Thursday 4 May.

If you bought shares on Wednesday 3 May the trade would settle two days later on 5 May so you would be on the share register on the record date and would qualify for the dividend.

If you bought shares on Thursday 4 May this would not settle until Monday 8 May. ‘You would not be on the share register as at the record date and therefore would not qualify for the dividend,’ explains Neil Evans, head of middle office at financial services firm Killik.

If you want to sell a stock and still receive the dividend that has been declared, you need to sell on or after the ex-dividend date. If you sell earlier, you will lose your right to claim the dividend.

Because record dates are usually on a Friday, most ex-dividend dates in the UK are on a Thursday.

The timescale will vary if a company pays special dividends or if it is an overseas issuer which only has a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange.

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/article/the-essential-guide-to-getting-dividends

Careful folks... well known P&D idiot ramping this again today 'cos he's stuck in on a loss from last time and would spike his gran to get out with a few bob less of a loss and claim a big win on twatter.

36% rise vs 42% spread and sells already in.

Could be ITK buyers throwing literally 100s of £ in and the big one coming of course :)

it just had a quick look but back at the 200 now.

GL wisheye.

Bigger buys landing and 1.8 full ask already paid. Few more days like this be nice for a start.

more importantly... bid creeping up and strong all day.

Was always going to get interesting Q4 and it's coming up fast now.

more like £20 paid for over £150k so far.

tbh I was expecting another dip to 17s to test holders but happy to be wrong ... maybe we move up a notch to a base around £23 or so for now ahead of ex-div.

wondering if on top of extended life and production we might be cooking up a deal with BP where Rockrose might take on more of Foinaven and become operator ... BP remain operator of half but also get to move staff on to new developments and experienced Marathon staff get utilised more at Foinaven.

doubt it has much impact on the position for cavendish ... they were in at around £1.25 and were heavily weighted at £6 so with the a 200%+ increase on top, most of which was instant... they just have to rebalance no matter what else is going on. I would expect the bulk of their sell orders are long since actioned and the stock has been getting worked through at an average since.

I also get the feeling we have new significant buyer(s) taking up some slack recently... cards to be revealed all round.

very ... can sell vol at 1.73 which is the ask as I write.

Something brewing ?

You can sell on ex-div day and still get the div so you would usually see an sp drop the equivalent of the div. I'm not sure what you mean we'll 'find out' on the 4th.