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Good to see this was filled quickly, hoped it would be.
This may see a floor here now at the placing level as progress continues (on several fronts).
Still expect to see some peaks and troughs as newsflow lands in the coming weeks - will be some trading opportunities here now in the run up to SF connection imo.
Still see November/December as a time for any real re-rate, but happy to have increased my holding, albeit a few days back at a slightly higher level than it could have been.
Next RNS should beconfirmation of the the penultimate monthly loan facility repayment, due tomorrow.
Investor confidence on the up, and some good sentiment here along with a sounder footing for the SF project with some high-profile backing all point to a greater likelihood of success.
gla

I see argus1 has moved on from 'bigging up' ukog, by showing that at least it is not as bad as ujo, to now trying to show that at least it is not as bad as alba.
Meanwhile, the 3 month, 6 month and 1 year charts all continue to show the real fortunes of these 3 shares and exactly where an investor would have been worse off over these timeframes.
Again, hardly a ringing endorsement for ukog, is it?
What next, a similar comparison to angs in order to try and make the same point (again, despite the chart evidence)?
Seems like all 3 supposed 'basket-cases' have scope to increase shareholder value in the short term too, but we still don't know what ukog are really up to.

The attempts to ramp here are getting more desperate. ukog sadly coming 4th in what some would make us believe is a 1 horse race
And yes, I am a disgruntled ukog investor needing an 8-bag just to break even

No IQ's this month.
A sign that investors are happy with progress and the comany updates received to date?
Plenty of news points and activity targets on the horizon in the coming weeks too
gla

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54242176

For info, I would suggest that all of the trades showing at 1.065 will be Buys.
My two trades were at that price

LSE playing up this am.
My post in reply to this seems to have disappeared.
Hopefully, the mention in the ukog RNS will get a few investors taking a look here too
gla

Saw that too.
Hopefully, the mention will get a few folk taking a look here too.
Added a few more this am to reduce average further
Not much of a rise over there though for such 'big' news

I reported all the parry400 posts as spam this am - they were across at least a dozen on my watchlist.
All seem to have gone now

Any raise should remove short term uncertainty (which markets do not like) and provide some stability for the company to progress with any restructuring plans.
The markets may see this as a positive move which will, hopefully, underpin the SP and prevent any further slide - the reasons for any raise would be outlined, and hopefully include additional action points to reduce costs and try to increase revenue during this difficult time.
That would be my hope, anyway, although admittedly, not always the case.
We will find out soon enough at the open tomorrow.
It could be a bumpy week ahead

I may have missed it, but it would be interesting to see what their revised SP target is now following the placing.
Not that I would necessarily hold much store in the company's own broker's impartiality.
Wasn't it 0.82p pre-placing?

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-54208170

It's interesting that a few other twitter accounts of angry, ex-LSE (banned) posters have also either disappeared, or they have completely moved on from commenting about ukog in recent months.
Some used to spend all day on twitter sla**ing off posters here and telling the world how LSE is 'corrupt' and infested with trolls, yet they were totally obsessed with reading and commenting on everything posted here with their bile-filled twitter rants to their dozens of followers.
Support from anyone with a coherent and fact-based argument for ukog (this obviously excludes the likes of Tymers) is really at an all-time low. Very sad. Well done, SS

musc,
yellow was quiet yesterday as the SP went up (for the 2nd day in a row).
It did not fit in with his 'price going down every day' and 'investors are selling every day' mantra.
Funny how these posters always disappear on a blue day.
Exactly the same on other AIM boards too. Very mouthy and 'I am right' arrogance when the SP drops, but too busy to post, apparently on a blue day.
good weekend all

e.g.
The 6 month shart shows UJO up over 100%. UKOG down over 50%
The 1 year chart shows UJO down 35%, UKOG down 85%
See how easy and misleading it is?

argus,
It's a pretty poor investment case for ukog when the best anyone can muster is 'look at ujo, at least we're not doing as bad them'.
Kinda loses the argument, really.
Why a 2 month timeframe anyway, when most charts are for 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 1 year, etc?
Seems a pretty selective use of data to try and make a point.

I think the strike was only in a few Departments, not across the country.
This is the article I saw a few days ago about a French 'spit' test and mentioned in a post last night...

https://www.skillcell-alcen.com/products-licensing/easycov-covid-19-salivary-rapid-molecular-test

Possible Magsy.
Seems not too dissimilar to the excitement generated yesterday.
Will await an official RNS comunication before getting too excited, but if the market likes this news, then who are we to complain :-)
gla

They are expecting a saliva test to be available in October in France.
Spit in a cup test
Assessed in the Paris area and in French Guiana, this method is said to show "a very good specific feature and a sensitivity around 80%, which is enough" (professor Delfraissy)

I saw an interesting article the other day for another 'spit' test for france. Looks like it is not a home test though as it involved mixing 2 different prepared agents, the first for 30 mins before adding the next one and leaving for another 30 mins, with a colour code result for positive or negative. All the while keeping the sample at a constant 65 degrees.

Selling any suitbale part of the company would also reduce costs and bring in some money to help strengthen the company in areas where it is needed for any post-covid strategy.
Prudent management to review and make decisions that will be a long-term benefit imo

Good luck with Tenet if your head is already spinning