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Way down Louisiana close to New Orleans,
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens
Livin' in a cottage made of earth and wood,
Lived a country boy name of Johnny B. Goode
He never ever learned to read or write so well,
But he could play the guitar just like ringing a bell.

You're doing it deliberately, Boyobach :-)

Try again!

Broadland 158
Boyobach 165
Hawkey 175
Bunks 178
Hasiba 185
Ocelot 190

Broadland 158
Hawkey 175
Bunks 178
Hasiba 185
Ocelot 190

Blow the "good double with Liverpool " comment, JL, but the better team won, agreed.

Indeed, Liverpool have become THE team to beat.

Correction:

I've just remembered that he did say he thought UKOG would exceed its previous high of 11p.

Certainly hope he's right!

DL is a long-standing bull of the Weald, but I don't remember him ever predicting a share price for UKOG.

Well spoken, JustinD, and well done.

... Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg forecast Brent to average $70 a barrel in 2019 as the market tightens, OPEC’s supply cuts take effect and unintended losses in Venezuela and Iran increase...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-12-28/oil-bulls-cap-wackiest-year-end-in-decade-with-bet-on-2019-rally?srnd=premium-europe

Recognise the crane driver, think I went to school with him.

If you want to determine the closing price with any degree of confidence, then you need to be dealing in the market in the run-up to the close in the required volume.

Can't celebrate New Year's Eve without the 31st December, JL!

JL,

What about Monday, 31/12?

From memory, the exercise price is 0.4p for the 1st tranche only.

Did Santa have something to give to the markets?

$53.27

No problem.

No, Scandic, he has no shares at the present.

When he comes to exercise any of his options, the underlying shares will be issued by the company, which he will then hold or dispose of.

You've got it wrong, Scandic.

SS's total remuneration consists of his salary and his share options.

When Rodders refers to his "several million shares in lieu of salary", he is referring to SS's share options, which are not in lieu of salary, because he receives a salary, but do form part of his total remuneration (always assuming the options can be realised with a gain!).

Scandic,

You've lost me: when you mention "salary shares", what do you mean?

All director dealings in the company's shares have to be communicated to the market via an RNS.

There has been no such RNS.

We can conclude, therefore, that there have been no such dealings.