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Just looking at UK based Clinigen who have just bought US rights from Novartis for new drug and share price rises 120.50p this morning can only dream we have a similar result later, just hoping for some long term aporeciation.

Any body seen any reporting in today’s tabloids of yesterday’s increases? Everybody else with very small increases seem to be reported but nothing on our favourite share, why is that ?

Hello all, I wonder if anyone out there can help me.I need to sell some shares in HongKong and have reviewed several brokers by internet but wonder if any of you could recommend some that you have worked with, any help appreciated.

Looking at news feed today that says North Sea revenues are falling year on year and that the £334 billion collected in revenues since 1970 have probably been spent on social benefits, one hopes that when the large Weald find is fully operational the revenues can be put to better use on providing a UK infrastructure that meets 20th century aspirations.
I see from other comments that a lot of us LTH of shares have believe that all will come good as the UK will need something to generate wealth so perhaps more recognition of this pending success will again make UK self sufficient in oil resources which must be the envy of a lot of other countries.

Well not much posted recently but I view the rapid product developments along with the strategic alliances as being a good foundation for continued growth in 2019. We in UK are you slow to appreciate material sciences so give it another year and I believe our SP will show more value as more people become aware of the potentials.
Have a good Xmas.

Their is better informed debate here about Brexit situation than listening to the commons. All I can add is that if we stay we have to absorb 300000-400000 new entrants every year into UK and with our ageing infrastructure the demands for better services will never be achieved as the government census of 2011 did not ever envisaged such demographic changes so you can’t solve a problem when you don’t acknowledge their is one.
Of course if we wish to meet these obligations then you cannot complain if we in UK become the most taxed country in
World and we all become much poorer trying to achieve aspirations that will never be meet.
Just placing these comments as the share price continues to slide.

Hello punters, Can someone explain why at 11.00am today you have 8.8m shares sold and 25.7m bought and share price still collapses?

I see we have some political comment on events but sifting through all the hype I think the most significant statement was from one of the 48 which said the whole Brexit negotiating committee was chaired by career civil servants.... business leaders were excluded what would they know about setting up contractual and binding agreements.
I suppose they can enhance their cv , retire at 60 not forgetting being rewarded with honours.
Sorry for rant, let’s focus now on why the SP is on a depressing slide.

With today’s uplift on sp it’s good to see more industries looking at the graphene applications as the more business areas that it can be applied too will ensure that any future volitivity in one area will not impact so much on sales or turnover , so my view is that the sp will continue to show positive performance during 2019.

Yes it’s good to hear of positive progress and I hope the Pharmacutuals will respond with further backing for Rene.
But as the SP seems not to reflect this I can reflect on the uk being leaders in computers, hovercraft, tilting trains at one time so hopefully we will not squander bio science advancements to an overseas investor who has vision.

As the UK has not been self sufficient in having enough oil for last 10 years and buys 3% of requirements from Saudi a country our politians want to consider placing an embargo on trade, then the Weald basin resources should be more than enough to cover any shortages and make UK government millions.
What’s the upside to this ? Ukog sp should rise significantly as having substanable oil creates wealth, hopefully for us shareholders.

It’s good to see funding being issued for further developments in extending graphene application areas within automotive car body construction and bodywork .It is my view that with BAC and Pentaxia both being relatively new companies in last 10 years that they are not constrained by current or established CFRP processes and practice and will quickly find competitive manufacturing solutions which will probably advance these material developments in a shortened timescale. Its not always that the large or long established composite users who have a vision or willingness to want to make it happen so I think from the RNS releases that in my opinion HAYD business opportunities short and long term look very promising for the smaller PI’s.

If we look at the current uk defiicet as announced today where UK debt is only marginally better than Portugal and has got progressively worse over past 10 years and then look at how Norway’s wealth has increased 167% over same period due to managing its oil assets, it should be concluded that if the Weald basin realises it’s potential we have a
National asset which should transform UK wealth over next decade. We can of course take the North Sea model and spend spend spend and still finish up with a poorer society. It appears an opportunity is arising that other EU countries envy us for having so one hopes on release of pending positive data the government at least acknowledges that private investors have more faith and backs this valueable resource.

I have shares in this company and believe graphene will be defined as a future material for many applications but get disallusioned that UK institutions and markets always talk about the needed for UK to invest in new technologies and then are complicit in rejoicing in their decline...other countries will see the potential buy the patents make millions while
we get poorer as a nation. What’s the point of having a vibrant university graduate programme in research that wants enterprise but only gets warehousing...we as a country pursue the wrong priorities and will never learn.

How interesting the MMs are not showing correct buys again today as I purchased 1500 at 15.16.29 and it shows as a sell not a buy all very mis-leading if you are easily panicked when SP falls.
I follow the recent new project leads for this leading material and can concur that sometimes major companies just want anominatee as part of their NDA so they can control major PR releases. I have worked for 20 years in composite materials and can see great potentials for graphene materials and see its introduction into markets as more rapid than all previous material developments.
If this rate of new product areas is truly pursued then I cannot see any reason why within 12-15 months the share price could exceed its best result so far.

I keep reading the message board and find that the views are very contrasting about UKOG with not much positive contribution. Im in CA at moment and they would love to have this enormous potential and cannot believe something of this magnitude does not have government support for such a precious asset which makes the UK independent of external suppliers. It seems again with our British trait we must knock it without knowing it’s true value to our future economy’.

I read like most the technical and geological debates about extracting oil on this page but feel the bigger picture is being missed . The U.K. mishandled the North Sea oil and gas reserves over last 35 years and now we are a major importer of energy needs which leaves this country vulnerable to political interference and continual cost increases. If the potential oil reserves are as great as expected then the UK will have a second opportunity to be self sufficient so we must overcome some of the negative nimby comments as we have an assert that other European countries are very envious of, do you think if GmBH had this resource they would oppose it? No they would embrace it to make its economy strong and at the same time generate GDP which could adequately fund all social needs. I hope to see more lobbyists contribute to make more positive contributions towards the debate as for too long the doomsayers get the tabloid inches.

Looking at this rapid graphene material development and the prototype drone with 3 metres external surfaces it is in my opinion the next biggest advancement in taking weight out of aircraft structures which all plane manufactures strive for to achieve more fuel efficiency. The techniques for layup are obviously developing along with fasterner process so if 3 metres is now achievable larger sections 6-8 metres must now be considered a reality and with new aircraft lead times ever decreasing it could be expected to be on commercial aircraft within 3-5 years. I think the current SP is disappointing but with hayd indicating new possibilities and seemingly having a good PR I’m hoping to see continued upward movement which reflects their postion in market. Overall I’m glad I added this share to my portfolio as I think it a winner. DYOR

Anyone seen or read any reports on Ukog in Sunday papers? Couldn’t see anything in Saturdays but you would think the size of potential find would generate some inches even if it was speculation on outcomes.

How is it that the buy to sell ratio is 3.5/1 on average and the SP goes lower? In most shares this would be a significant rise in price, any thoughts welcome.