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Every stock in my watchlist blue apart from UKOG today...what happened?..

They will be back here..

I think they say Jog on now...

Have to give it to them they ramped this share last year in the most spectacular fashion. I watched 11p come and go and did not sell..

MaxHSpringer - if you look at my posting history you will notice that I have been invested here since the Gatwick Gusher hit our headlines...

That's all well and good but what about the people who brought in on yesterdays good RNS..

I think the Titanic will rise before this SP!!!!

Yes really!!!

If by some miracle we see 11p again then I'm selling up and leaving AIM for good...

https://twitter.com/DavidLenigas/status/1019841701005885440?s=19

First tanker containing 214 barrels of dry oil exported to BP's Hamble oil terminal

investor112 - Big news expected over there soon...

Dropzone - on board but just trying to be a bit greedy

I wonder when I will get to top up at 1.40 again...lol

If they have been pumping for a few hours now why have they not released an RNS stating that....

Croatia will score within the first 20 minutes of the game. England will then score and then it will end up in a penalty shootout with England coming home...

A 13% rise today is worth a deramp...this sp went no where today...

OMG and I sold out the other week...

How are we looking on the Pre open price?

A high profile injunction case at the High Court ended this afternoon (5 July 2018) but the outcome is not expected until later in the summer.

Six women from Surrey and Sussex had challenged an injunction sought by UK Oil and Gas to restrict protests at two exploration sites and its company offices in southern England.

After a four-day hearing, Deputy Judge, Mr Justice Male, reserved judgement. His ruling is not expected until next month at the earliest.

UK Oil and Gas had argued that it was not seeking to restrict legal protest at the sites at Broadford Bridge in West Sussex and Horse Hill in Surrey. It specifically said the regularly-used protest technique of slow walking should be included in the injunction.

But Stephanie Harrison QC, for the six women, said the court should not make a blanket ban on protest actions. She described the injunction as “excessive and intrusive“ and said that if passed, it would be “the epitaph for direct action”.