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Runrig - 'Alba' ?

I think what you really mean, will, is can't they let you make your 10% profit before you dump, buy back in lower and repeat.
You have made your strategy clear (and good luck to you), so perhaps those dumping are just doing the same?
You're a LTH now anyway. Embrace it and enjoy the long ride.
gla

Apologies for off-topic.
Lol at DHC over on the SXX board.
'cheap at this price, hold for the big prize, national importance, not long now, shorts closing, buy algorithm switched on', etc
Same rhetoric, different board.
21 posts there since the open yesterday.
Just imo
gla

Brocal,
We should not forget that less than 6 months ago (21/2 to be precise), the SP closed at 0.09.
A pretty good return in 6 months if you ask me.
I feel that a lot of the anticipation is now built into the SP, results needed to push this up and beyond 0.30, hopefully in the not too distant future (before the end of Q3 imo)
gla

Seadoc, I think everyone knows where you stand by now!
I agree that these boards are for discussion and I have not filtered anyone either (I just ignore one particular poster).
All of your posts though do seem to have a starting point quoting from official figures and then you interpret them in your own unique way, mixing in figures of your own choosing and generally ignoring what many consider standard accounting practice when valuing oil firms, whether they be exploration or producing.
There seems to be a considerable element of creative accounting in your posts, although again, I am no accounting expert. Each to their own.

Seadoc,
To keep it simple (and short), do you not think it is wise to hold cash in the bank in case of unforeseen circumstances, or other potential opportunities? Good business, no? A company will raise the best amount possible at the most favourable terms possible.
I am no accountant, but as many have stated in the past, I am sure this company will not be burning £1m a month, there will be one-off costs, etc included in your unproveable/guesstimated figures.
I appreciate that your long posts are 'just your reading' of the situation, but you seem to be in the minority all the time with the majority seeing it differently. The truth, as always, will be somewhere imbetween.
gla

Good post notmanymorebrick.
My thoughts exactly, although not sure if 'dragging' oil and gas to the surface is the correct technical term.
Good luck all, whatever your investment strategy

Good strategy, TheLoaf.
I sold half of mine at 400p on the rise, and the rest at the same price on the fall back having bought in sub-325 and picked up the final year dividend on the way.
Will look at anything sub-325, but certainly intend to be back in again for the final year the dividend.
Good luck

I like a bit of optimism, but think you're getting a bit carried away there, Goliath.
A steady rise will do me while we await some news.
More likely to see traders taking advantage in the short term with some dips along the way, and good luck to them if that's how they are playing this.
Personally, will stick and hold for news.
gla

Just to add, I have never had an issue with any alternative viewpoints, or criticism of certain aspects of what is going on here, no company is perfect after all.
However, someone on here all day everyday posting continual negative essays picking holes in every aspect of the company clearly has an agenda, and is not acting as a 'voice of reason'.
I am yet to filter anyone on these boards, but no longer bother to read the posts of certain individuals (whose posts are always way too long and boring for me to be bothered with).
gla

Regarding SP, I personally feel it is unhelpful to keep referring back to the 11p high.
Hopefully, I am wrong, but have posted several times that the market is looking for actual results now and any future SP will be based on known results/activities, rather than speculation and hype.
Even 5/6p by end September is really pushing it imo and the SP seen over the past 14 months or so is more realistic
Still feel that if works are on time and target we could get back to the 1.75 to 1.95 range the SP was stuck at for a good while last year.
Max 2p for year end for me if all goes to plan and then kick on next year.
Would be delighted to be proved wrong, but even my considerably conservative predictions in the past have been shown to be over optimistic.
Long gone is the hype here, activity and results will move this where it should be now.
Just my opinion, not a deramp, just a more conservative viewpoint than most.
Good luck all whatever your investment strategy and dyor

Two out of three ain't bad (ukog, ujo).
A first for me today, all of my AIM stocks finished up and all of my FTSE shares were down.
Never a dull moment investing in shares.
good weekend all

SP here has a tendency to drop back late in the day on strong rises such as this.
Will be pleased to see anything over 1p mid at the close.
Anything higher will be a bonus for me ahead of a strong next few weeks/months for ukog.
gla

Yes, great volume.
This share really needs volume of circa 100m plus daily for any decent price movement to occur.
Sentiment seems to be returning following thre latest RNS being digested by the market along with the anticipated works commencing. Exciting times ahead?
gla

Sujood,
Respectfully, might I suggest that you do some research, read the widely available RNS's and watch any videos available to learn more about the companies that interest you?
Reading through your (short) post history, you investment approach seems to be telling other boards that you're a newbie to investing, note what a good stock 'xxx' seems to be and then asking everyone when they think the SP will rise.

I hope you do well with your investments, but asking folk on these boards may confuse more than educate, and if you are new to investing then going 'all in' on an AIM share which you appear to know little about may not be the wisest of moves, regardless of how well many here think it might do.

With regard to UJO specifically, I would doubt many here would say it has been rather gloomy of late, quite the opposite in fact with much having gone on recently and plenty expected to happen soon.

Again, good luck and please dyor

Unfortunately, not everyone is on twitter, Heid (glad not to be in all honesty).
Agree this is not the correct place, so apologies for the off-topic posts.
Just trying to help out a fellow investor and no pm option on here unless a premium member.
I would hope others would look to do the same in similar circumstances, must be worrying not knowing what is going on and being 'locked out' of your investments.

What does it matter if this news is bad for the SP until the new year (personally, I do not agree as per my earlier post today)?
It's not all about the SP.
Company is moving (albeit slowly) into a solid place for a long term future.
I see it as sound long term planning.
gla

Tick follows tock?

Durv,
There is an article today in 'This is Money' about SVS:
"Customers will now be unable to buy and sell shares or pull money out, until administrators Leonard Curtis have confirmed its books are in order.
Clients' money and shares will be returned to them, and will not be used to pay off any SVS debts, Leonard Curtis said.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) emphasised that, should customers suffer any shortfall due to wrongdoing or poor accounting at SVS, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme will cover losses up to £85,000".

Seems you may have to wait until the Administrator gives the 'all clear' for investors to arrange in-specie transfers. May take some time.
Hopefully, Woodstock can give you some more specific news later, or maybe worth trying to contact someone at Leonard Curtis for some advice?
Good luck

Lynniec,
The important thing is that you look to have chosen a good day, a little dip (we all hope) and bought in at a good price.
Wish I had some funds to add some more around the 0.26 level.
Good luck with your investment