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And she still never says that she's invested herself!!!

Oldpunterkline Posted in: UJO Posts: 198 UJO29 Oct 2025 14:11

NAV approx 20p per share so I do not think ujo will fall much more.gl.

Price when he posted 4.55 - price now 2.75 = 40% drop in price

Another Mystic Meg from the pump room

All of a sudden the Times and the Telegraph run articles on Sea Lion. Also something in the Express I think

Someone has been talking........

Which reminds me - we don't hear much from the chartists on small UK oilers these days - admittedly hard when they keep suspending their shares - but even so...........

IIRC he wasn't one of the bent rampers - he actually believed the Company and then fell in love with his monster spreadsheet

Thank god he went before AI came in

Since the Company never give us any numbers someone has to to it - I took over when SInghi, the lunatic who had built a spreadsheet that forecast just how much they were spending on loo paper and what the SP was going to be in 2040 disappeared.

"Misleading of the company to issue these two RNSs in the wrong order."

I'm shocked! SHOCKED I say.................

"If UKOG still hanging in there. No reason UJO cannot do the same"

Wow! Now that's something to look forward to 30 Billion shares worth of dilution.........................

Finger trouble

26-Nov-25 0.0924 m cu m per day

27-Nov-25 0.1151

28-Nov-25 0.1374

29-Nov-25 0.1450

30-Nov-25 0.1479

01-Dec-25 0.1450

02-Dec-25 0.1400

03-Dec-25 0.1499

04-Dec-25 0.1486

05-Dec-25 0.1446

06-Dec-25 0.1414

30 day running average 0.1455 m cu m per day. October was the best month of 2025 - almost back to late 2024 levels - but they seem to have returned to early 2025 levels since the latest shut-in

26-Nov-25 0.0924 m cu m per day

27-Nov-25 0.1151

28-Nov-25 0.1374

29-Nov-25 0.1450

30 day running average 0.1455 m cu m per day. October was the best month of 2025 - almost back to late 2024 levels - but they seem to have returned to early 2025 levels since the latest shut-in

30-Nov-25 0.1479

01-Dec-25 0.1450

02-Dec-25 0.1400

03-Dec-25 0.1499

04-Dec-25 0.1486

05-Dec-25 0.1446

06-Dec-25 0.1414

"Wrong I do not have to boost the price "

So why did you post a misleading link then?

Try and get out of town - up towards Teal Inlet or Port Louis (there's no tea room or anything at either) but you'll see the terrain and emptiness of the place

Gwynwin doesn't point out that his optimistic post is based on a link dated 26th November before the Budget - and NOTHING was done - in fact things are worse on the political front.

Another seedy attempt to pump the price.

"They use the pound sterling as their currency so why not?"

actually they don't - they have the Falklands Pound like the Isle of Man, Scotland or N Ireland have equivalent notes

The Falkland Islands pound has always been pegged to sterling at par and banknotes of both currencies are used interchangeably on the islands, but the Falkland Island pound is not accepted in Britain itself.

AI doesn't tell you that the West Store is actually a branch of John Lewis - a cross between a JL store & Waitrose - which I found quite odd. Also comms and broadband are hellishly expensive. As for the grey weather - some of the time but nowhere near as cloudy as parts of the N Californian coast or S american west coast (or Aberdeen). It's the wind that I remember................................

"Funny that, anyone would think Navitas have longer term plans, looking to the horizon while others look down at their feet."

Yup - into a third basin, deal with another Israeli led exploration outfit.

Shenandoah, Sea Lion, Guyana then Namibia - getting projects onto the production line in sequence.

And two new jurisdictions to spread the political risk. Smart move.

"Can’t believe your still here after all these years Mirasol, your obviously a big fan."

I find the losses useful to set against gains elsewhere

Up 3% but on a 14% spread? That's not any use to anyone.

Regretfully it's likely t finish up in trouble. the issues at West newton may bring the NSTA - and the liability will flow to all the other co-venturers. It only takes one of them to pull the plug and it becomes a chain reaction with each small oiler in turn unable to cover the increased P&A costs and going bust to protect the Directors.

Salir Posted in: UKOG Posts: 835

RE: Government backed revenues/Offtake & JV5 Oct 2025 10:07

Having suffered many years of frustration with UKOG, back in the Gatwick gusher days, after lots of research, I decided last week to buy back in, the future of this company finally seems to be going in the right direction.