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I see this is on the yearly pump again. Whats your guys sell price. I cant see it going over 4p a share. Its on a downtrend even when you look at the spikes over the past 5 year. I will surprised if this passes 4p. Constant dilution year after year is never a good thing. Who agrees that this stock is a pump and dump? It happens every single year. Im surprised how long it has went on.
This stock for me is the safest multibagging opportunity I have ever come across. At worst this stock went to 1.3p when the covid crash happened but that was down to major panic. The major threat to oil stocks I feel is battery powered vehicles but at least this company is diversified into the gas industry as well as oil. I cannot see this company going below 2p a share so for me thats would be down 33% of my investment of 3p a share which I don’t mind because if sentiment returned I think this with there constant progress and good management is at least a 4 bagger that is 400% realistic upside within the next year or two at a price of 12p a share. With hype maybe 24p a share. Could do with being listen on american exchanges and maybe this could become more possible. Its a bit of a shame at present time with the constant fall in share price but looking at the bigger picture over the whole of the companies existence for an AIM stock the graph is pretty solid. I am very comfortable to hold and risk only 33% for a probable 400% return. Sentiment should return as fears of covid delta variant wane and I think the price of oil could reach 80 dollars a barrel once all holidays are back to normal.
75 dollars oil and over 4 dollars gas. There has never been a better opportunity to invest into United oil and gas and also many other oil and gas companies for that matter. Renewable energy will have many hiccups. There are many arguments as to whether it is viable or not and it sure isn't as green as some people hope the amount of damage to the environment producing batteries are causing.
It can only be a matter of time before these disgruntled sellers are finally gone. I predict at some point this year there will be a mighty surge in this stock and people buying or holding will all be comfortable with director salaries. Its just been a little hiccup that has scared many investors but the bigger picture looks a lot more rosy. I realistically expect to see this at 8p in the not so distant future.
Nobody likes to see directors selling but I tried to put myself in the CEOs shoes and thought to myself after Brian Larkin gave himself a payrise, maybe he decided to sell half of his shares incase the share price reacted like it has because penny stocks tend to be more volatile than high cap. It is a win win for him if he has sold out, got a pay rise and then decides to buy in at a lower price. He only sold roughly half his stock. If he sold the full stock I would have a lot more doubts but that is not the case.
I wouldn’t think the share price will go anywhere near where it was last year. That was shear panic sparked by coronavirus. Looking at the price range over its full entirety, UOG has never went below 2.25 apart from the covid crash. It seems very solid for penny stock.
Bought at 3p, could have sold at 6p and now its back down to 4. It is so frustrating. Whats all your thoughts on cenkos? They gave this stock a rating of over 20 pence a share. I know very little about cenkos as of yet.
Its going to be hard not to top up if it goes any lower than 4p. With the price of fuel as high as it is I believe this could rocket at any moment on the next piece of good news. Who out there is topping up or firet time uog investors?
To sum up the current state of affairs, there have been a couple of share sales by the board and they have given themselves a deserved pay increase. Imo Brian Larkin has only sold a very small fraction of his holdings. Still owns a good 20 plus million. Its definitely not reason to panic. I am going to hold and consider buying more at a later date. All the fundamentals remain as they did before. Oil price is almost 70 dollars a barrel. Great time to be in undervalued oil stocks.
This seems a decent stock but it would be nice if they invested into alternative methods of renewable energy. What happens if we get a year with significantly less wind than the year before? Maybe hydro energy or solar would put the company in good stead. What are your thoughts chaps?