RE: MoU with private company valued at £billion and £2.6billion available to invest30 Mar 2026 15:49
And here's the problem....
Trading so far today:
# Trades 191
Vol. Sold 12,888,338
Sold Value £11.96k
Vol. Bought 38,993,738
Bought Value £17.86k
More buys than sells but still the SP wants to SMASH through the £0.00011p, why, because:
1. There are 1000's of Investors DOWN over £135MILLION who's holdings can't even buy a Fast Food meal, therefore UKOG can do whatever they like due to the EBS funded by the same investors (aka swampy rampers, day traders and Fools) at no cost to UKOG "employees".
2. The SP(as always) is a reflection of the future expectations NOT present.
3. There are Many BILLIONS of unsold confetti shares that market makers can not shift, but are paid by UKOG to keep the market in UKOG "ticking over".
I asked AI...
4. The average UKOG trade value over 5 years is about £111!
Therefore swampy ramping naive day traders are keeping UKOG afloat.
Back in the day you could trade up to 5x what you had in your broker account.
My max trade was £350k in Psion a couple of times, and in a few other FTSE 100 companies Like Vodafone (who's SP moved in a £1.03-£1.10p range over a weeek) on 10 day settlement. Even a 4% increase in the SP resulted in a fast £14k profit, 2 trades in Vodafone netted £27k, now that's Big Boy private Investor "Day" trading, not the few £100's swampy ramping fools trade with now.
Hillarious to watch though, the way they go on, you would have thought they were Big Boy trading!
Previous to that, at the start of my Trading I lost everything on 1p shares. Took out a loan, borrowed my x's redundancy and in a few trades (on takeover speculation) in Trafalgar House leading up to their takeover, recovered all my losses and went on to profit more when the takeover was announced.
Big lesson learned - avoid 1p shares, they are easily manipulated to suck you in and therefore the odds are stacked against you!
Seems nothing has changed.