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That is 5 months :) It just started. Be patient and do not listen idiots in here. It is all good. Oil is there and it is flowing :)

Risky? haha

Angus share is stable - untested well close to HH, still without full planning permission.

UKOG share is going down - all permissions in place, well being tested, oil is flowing, pump is pumping. And we still didn't touch Kimmeridge Layer - a star of Weald Basin.

Do not be fooled by MMs games, they want people to sell cheap so they can raise the price and sell that stock.

MM wants to have the highest price available for placing shares.
They forced Angus to do the deal for 4.6p and now they want to sell them for 10p and more, and make the monies from difference. This is why the price was going up and this is why it will go up even more. Of course to cover this practice they timed it with SCC meeting. Good decision itself will lift the price, and MM will earn even more from placing shares.

worth to read

http://www.valuethemarkets.com/index.php/2018/07/31/aim-chief-exec-lofgran-breaks-ranks-challenge-market-makers-naked-shorts-ntog/?utm_campaign=shareaholic&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=socialnetwork

Just to remind. Couple months ago, Mole Valley County Council recommended SCC approval of planing application for Brockahm.

BuzzBuzz you are so ignorant.
It is all on UKOG Website. HAVE A READ !!! For instance:

http://www.ukogplc.com/ul/AIM%20document%20130718.pdf

13. SHARE OPTIONS, INCENTIVES AND WARRANTS
The Directors believe it is important for the success and growth of the Company to employ highly
motivated personnel and that equity incentives are available to attract, retain and reward staff. On
Admission, the following directors and key personnel/employees have the following shares and
options:
Current shareholding
excluding unexercised
Name Number of shares Number of options options
Stephen Sanderson – 85,000,000 –
Kiran Morzaria 4,508,178 20,000,000 0.1%
Allen Howard – 10,000,000 –
Matt Cartwright – 40,000,000 –
As at the date of this Document, Warrants and Options for a total of 251,055,555 Ordinary Shares
are outstanding. Further details on the outstanding Warrants are set out in Part V of this Document.
The Company does not intend to apply for the Warrants to be admitted to trading on AIM.

Nein !!!

Remember when you were predicting 0.6p when it was 1p. Than it went to 2p :)
No you predicting 1.4p where it is 2p. So ,it should go to 3p :)
Thank you

If gov creates those deadlines, they need to remove biggest obstacle: local council planning committees. And this is what they do. All good news.

26mln MCap is a joke comparing to UKOG 100-120mln..

Is it 1600 barrels?

I suspect there are new shares from placing still available. When that clears, share price will jump.

The test just started, will last till November. There is oil. More news to come. What not to like it in here? We were waiting for this 2 years.

You allow them to be subject of manipulation.

haha, like the guy who sold out at 1p. GL ;)

Zebudee in UK regulation process is not done by the book.

SCC do not behave like professional body. Council is created from local people who have strong personal views regarding oil production and because of that they will use power they have to slow down or even stop (if they legally could) any oil regulation. Not in back yard, or NIMBYs do not do things by book, they stretch the rules to push they own agenda.

Lets those who want to sell cheap sell.
And just wait for more RNS news which will hopefully prove commerciality of HH :)
Educated knowledge we have says, there is big chance for that. Share price will follow.

Both will do very well in couple weeks and months time.

Do not let MMs push you to sell cheap.

So.. from my quotes below - no tankers tomorrow. Tomorrow pressure build-up test. Tankers day or two after tomorrow :)

Guys, read RNS. This is testing operation, be patient:

Forward EWT Plans

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The well will now be shut in for a planned 24-hour pressure build-up test. Operations will then include further flow parameter optimisation, followed by the first of three planned flow sequences designed to assess whether the Portland oil pool contains a commercially viable volume of oil. The first test sequence will likely include an optimised maximum rate test, prior to choking back the well to provide the steady state flow conditions necessary to determine the Portland oil pool's connected oil volume. Â Note that in order to collect the required data during these steady state flow periods, rates will likely be below any future optimised production rates.