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Open Short Positions in Jersey Oil & Gas plc

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Also this:

"But following criticism, including from the Unite union over potential loss of jobs, Labour also insisted it will not revoke existing licences and that the North Sea will be managed in a way that does not jeopardise jobs."

And

"The P.2498 Buchan licence was awarded to JOG in 2019"

Oversold? Buying opportunity?!

Was tempted to buy the dip... but I've bought what I thought were dips in the past...and they didn't turn out to be dips, but part of a long slope down

$100 per cruise hardly makes the shares pay for themselves...

So WH Ireland say BUY if fair value almost 6 times SP?

I think I've had enough of persistent drops being buying opportunities. Maybe they are, but I will probably forgo this one...

And yet to others, the Tories have moved too far to the right... they certainly have on social issues where they try to out Farage Farage

...fully expect another buy recommendation from Thompson at IC...

Not sure I believe them any more, now down 50% on the back of his recommendations. I guess there's little point doing much more than holding right now - there still should be an upside some time...

I've booked a Cunard QM2 New England cruise in Sept 2026 for very little more (if at all) than a October 2022 crossing.

OH always tells clients that they can get meds cheaper elsewhere - it costs for a prescription to be written out, but they are valid for 6 months.

Mind - she had a client who abused the system recently - who went with the prescription to several online suppliers and used the same prescription at all of them; this could actually come back on to the vet if there are issues

Don't know where £20 came from

Is this oversold... the market seems to do this rather a lot; buying opportunity?

Even though I only have 15NG (just started free regular investing in NG), 4 NGPNs have appeared in my ii account (24 to 7 ratio)

Nothing about how to buy the rights issue yet...

Thanks - so based on the full rights issue being taken up, what should the share price be now (see my other comment). I assume that the market has calculated the "correct" price - are they a buy or sell at £9, or hold?

Luckily I had only started a very small position through monthly investing a ii.co.uk so small that I don't even have enough shares for the rights issue.

I guess the best thing to do to expand holding is to wait until all falls have occurred. Can someone show me the maths as to why the price is not now down at 645p - is it something to do with the market capitalisation increasing by the £6bn and how the new capitalisation spreads across the increased number of shares. Is ~£9 the right price, or is it over or undersold based on the maths. I'd assume that the market has got it roughly correct?

I'm in it for the dividends. Any growth is a welcome bonus

Is this all down to yet another tip from ST - where each time the price goes up, then drops more - or is there something concrete here?

Also followed his tips on AA4 which seems a little less risky given 19% yield and 60% discount to NAV

Does this mean I should buy more? Have done so twice on Thompson's "advice"... not serving me well so far!

Maybe I will dribble a bit more in

The new Queen Anne buffet is not self service, but is an "artisan food hall" where food is served at various outlets.

wonder if any of this is to do with hygiene?

Worked fine for me though my ii info was too old so just sent a screengrab of my up to date holding

email them - their customer service works

I held on to my investment (and even bought more at recent offering)... despite it collapsing.

Still at around 50% of purchase price, but seems best thing was to stick.

China has as much installed wind as the next 7 countries combined

Solar - more than the rest of the world combined

Maybe they ARE doing something - just that they use a lot of energy making stuff for the rest of the world - we've exported much of our carbon production, and no reason why we shouldn't do something

Maybe stop listening to the Climate Change deniers?