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People over looking the potenital here!

As an ex FD I'm sure fatso is taking full advantage of locking onto these prices

all in the $70's until March 2021

https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/energy/crude-oil/brent-crude-oil.html

No dis-respect to those weak holders who sold out early, but you should learn from this and grow some balls.

Forcing me to top up yet again!

Good luck to you-I'm happy to be here-Have a good feeling and feel all the ****e is behind us.

This has £1.60 naile don it very short term. Why would you jump now after all the lows? Things just starting to look uo

Now the big boys will start to realise theres value in those oilers-analysts will issue buy ratings and sp will go up. Such a clever bunch. In the mean-time weak pi's sell up

Nothing will stop this cash cow printing money. At this rate, debt will be erradicated in a couple of years!

predicting ludicrous figures for poo?

As stated a couple of days ago-get ready for the reversal. Just starting IMHO

Because the volatile trading creates buying opportunities you just wouldn't get on a normal market-Just use the dips to top up-Has been an excellent strategy for me over the past few years.

Wow-1st a new massive storage tank goes in and lareayd a tanker left with crude. Must be flowing nicely!

Simple-the companies that were given UKOG shares at 1.75p are now selling them for a sweet profit. They needed liquidy to do this and the news has given them the chance. AIMHO

These guys seem to be taking a well earned break and avoiding the swampy lot at the moment-Can't say I blame them, but miss their updates.

Didn't post much but always kept the faith-Ignored all de-rampers. Whats not to like?

Thats why the share is crashing

You all ready?

Here is there reply-Must say very prompt and tookt he tme to update things.
Thank you for contacting us about this article.

The meaning of the terms 'conventional' and 'non-conventional' in oil drilling are highly contentious (http://www.frackfreesussex.co.uk/about/#whatisacidising). Although UKOG is not (yet, protesters claim) using traditional sand and water hydraulic fracturing at the sites, it is using processes involving the injection of acids to stimulate oil flow in what used to be known in the industry as an 'acid frack'. Protesters point out (http://www.frackfreesussex.co.uk/wealdactiongroup/) that acidising "uses far higher concentrations of chemicals than [sand and water] fracking, and brings similar risks for local people, animals and the environment."

We do not therefore believe it is significantly inaccurate or misleading to refer to "fracking sites", in context, but we have slightly amended the text as a goodwill gesture.

I trust that this is of assistance.

Yours sincerely,

Andy King
Editorial Compliance
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