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It is even in their name - Conservative and Unionist Party

One in 527 in the UK have died from Covid

Yes, hedging your bets.

But bets that you have accepted knowing that you should be able to hedge at a profit.

The "power" of arbitrage should never be underestimated. At one stage spot prices went up 300-fold during the recent Texas snow storm.

There is a solar / battery installation at a water treatment plant in Scotland. In summer, it generates more power than is needed during daylight hours and stores it for use at night and sale at peak prices. In winter the battery is overcharged from the grid when prices are below a certain price and then excess stored power is sold back to the grid at peak prices.

You used to be able to do a home setup to do the same, but my understanding is that GOV has significantly reduced the incentives [probably as they want consumers to pay for new nuclear power].

When I was a bookie in ZA I had a strong cash business and could lay more of a horse than I wanted; laying off at higher prices made a profitable business much more profitable.

Time to protest outside the directors HQ and hand out leaflets asking for info - it might embarrass them enough to show shareholders some respect and provide an update.

Nearly 3 billion shares have been traded in the last 4 days the exchange has been open - if a wealthy Turkish investor has been accumulating UKOG shares will they file a TR-1?

Is this just another hopeful story by rampers hoping to see another short term spike before the next placing?

I have been thinking about putting a reasonable size chunk into SEIT but about 30% of their portfolio is in $ assets and the weakening $ should be reflected in SEIT's price but this does not seem to have flowed through yet.

Articles like this always make me pause and reflect:

https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/central-banks-retreat-from-u-s-dollar-11617720602

"I'm pretty convinced wealthy Turkish investors are capable of conducting their own research."

Will they be the wealthy Turkish investors who have chosen not to invest in UKOG?

With the trademark Stetson maybe he first tried ramping an oiler?

Been there, got the t-shirt printed; makes you look like an insider? Just needs a Yankee accent and lots of posts with his imaginary friends on r/wallstreetbets?

Did the rocket do a SpaceX and explode on the launch pad?

The curse of the Health Minister? This link will work

https://bit.ly/3cUQKdm

Interesting RNS - Frasers seems to be suggesting something untoward:

https://www.investegate.co.uk/frasers-group-plc--fras-/rns/statement-regarding-the--rescue--of-pea****s/202104061716015734U/

"transferring from ordinary accounts into USA!"

Are the Americans buying - I thought the markets there were not open yet?

All that oil - it is why I posted the clip below:

https://youtu.be/a2h2kWmf5iA?t=88

"I think that we are looking at between 50 and a hundred billion barrels of oil"; no wonder people were posting that they thought convoys of oil were being removed under cover of darkness or that a secret pipeline had been built because UKOG were under instructions not to jeopardise BREXIT negotiations.

Losing money can bring out the "best side" of some. And that share had a spike on optimism; if you were in early you should have taken profit; if you came late to the party you should learn a quick lesson about the dangers of greed before you make the same mistake again.

I remember a clip of SS mentioning between 50 and 100 billion barrels of oil at the "Gusher that did not Gush"

https://youtu.be/a2h2kWmf5iA?t=88

That's between a third and 2 thirds of Iraq's proven crude oil reserves. There might be a trust issue...

I remember a clip of SS mentioning between 50 and 100 billion barrels of oil at the "Gusher that did not Gush"

https://youtu.be/a2h2kWmf5iA?t=88

That's between a third and 2 thirds of Iraq's proven crude oil reserves. There might be a trust issue...

I was talking about a hand operated pruning saw

https://www.worldofwolf.co.uk/categories/multi-change-tools/product/wolf-garten-multi-change-professional-pruning-saw/PC370MSPRO~PC370MSPRO

Chainsaw - good thing I have had my dinner. A chainsaw for childbirth before anaesthesia - that will hurt and make a mess.

I only have a small garden at the moment and have a selection of Wolf Garten tools. Their handsaw [which can be attached to their poles] is a thing of beauty. It makes a clean cut.

I have used a rope on a Buddleia in the past - it stood no chance. The fuzz on the leaves always gets me itchy, so I have little sympathy and am unlikely to prune with any kindness. Used the tow hitch so no problem with things flying back at head height...