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Agree that is why I am so against it when the rampers talk about utilising old pipework for the transportation of crude oil...

Has he replied yet ?

What's lemongrass saying about the sp now ? Is he still holding?

Lemongrass now ramping GGP...anyone think he is still holding UKOG?

Lenigas just put the kiss of death on GGP...he is ramping it to the high heavens...wonder what price he got out of here at ?

JayKay1... I am just clutching at straws trying to make some sense off this...thanks for such a detailed and comprehensive reply

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Yep this is an absolute shambles...whether we are doing great or otherwise...we as shareholders deserve to know (officially RNS) as to whether we invest more, hold or sell...I beleve things are going to plan but the silence is playing in to people with other agendas hands...

Seadoc... Respect to mrs seadock...I hold deck officer class 1 fishing along with yacht master... Lots of sums and formulas... But like UKOG we need the confirmed numbers to implement these sums...or we will be lost at sea...

PITW...Tried to give you the benefit of the doubt and cut you some slack...you have now proved to me and I am sure many others you are not for reasonable debate... Just your own uncouth opinions...will not filter you but read your posts with the contempt they deserve

PITW... I completely agree shorting (down bets) should be made illegal there is no other purpose than to make money on someone else downfall...I have worked for everything I have...when I first started investing I made a small profit on a local company that subsequently went under I felt terrible as i made money that i never worked for, and said company were bust... Hard working men unemployed...

Seadoc...exactly clear sight off sky (not fag packet calks from EWT) and a fixed reference point and norries tables to work out where you are...I will admit I have never needed to use the sextant in earnest but was capable...gained my marine qualifications under dispensation as i am dislexic

PITW...most of us on here want UKOG to do well from a financial point of view...seadoc wants them to fail from a financial point of view...each to their own... But your language and tone of posts is not called for on here...I should know as I have felt the brunt of them...saying that I can feel your frustration...

SS is either playing a master stroke keeping the test ongoing and banking the revenue from the extended EWT or he has no regard for the shareholders who have financed him and his company...either way the daily drop in sp is detrimental to those invested... The further it drops the harder it will be to rise...

I would sell my granny for this to reach 2.6p...

Seadoc...can see you have done mercator sailing, plain sailing and even a day's work...You like you're sums...but this is an EWT...so until you (we) get the nailed on figures you're navigating without a fixed reference point... You're formula makes sense just needs the correct numbers...

snaggletooth... So tips/news...are the MM aware (take into consideration Twitter tankers, YouTube vids, podcasts) of daily ongoings or have they got a procedure to adhere to where they only set prices on supply and demand and offical news (latest RNS)...?

Repeat post...When the MM set their price for the opening bell what information do they use? supply and demand from previous day? Official news or lack of official news? Podcasts? Twitter? BB chat? This is a genuine question what off the above do they use to set the daily opening sp ?

Scoobydoo5...DYOR....I have been invested here a while now, been lots off ups and downs but I genuinely believe for a new investment in UKOG, the current sp is very favourable ... With all the assets they have and proven oil recovery...But who knows this is AIM...