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Withoutt 220
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Should have done, yes.

Above all, on buying by SCDM, the private holding company of the Bouygues family.

Wouldn't worry about the number of shares, it's the market cap that counts, which is currently a little over £100m.

Maybe a fund manager buying for 4 different accounts.

I picked up the 4 trades from advfn.

UKOG has a history of sudden and serious re-rating: it happened in April 2015 and, again, last year, when it rose from 0.80p to 11p at the very brief peak, ie it multiplied by a factor of 13.75.

It has to do with UKOG's modest cap and the nature of its business, where good news can make a very significant impact.

Personally, I am happy to see it consolidate around its current share price level and look forward to more information about the Kimmeridge tests.

Come on, guys and gals, who else wants to follow Broadland's example and raise their game this week?

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my thumbs up makes it 9.

Well done, EyesOnThePrize, and thank you.

That's the market.

It is for each investor to decide when to buy and when to sell.

Some flood!

Today's volume was a little more than 50m shares.

At, say, 2p, that represents about £1m of volume.

The flood appears far less impressive when expressed in £s.

As their name suggests, the MMs are there to make a market.

If the buying outweighs the selling, the price will rise.

If the buying outweighs the selling to a considerable extent, the price will rise a lot.

So, on that basis, 3,000bpd could see UKOG's share price more or less double.

RNS of 15/10.

You're not following this stock very closely, are you, JohnnyB.Goode?

It's been published.

32.5m, if I remember right.

I for one certainly hope DL has got it right.

For the present, the tests seem to be lending supporting to his belief in the Weald basin.

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Boyobach 252
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Hawkey 240
Boyobach

And the French were sitting on a big, fat gain, so could afford to push the price down when they came to sell.

Solo is a careful seller, trying to avoid pushing the price down.

Who knows? When they've sold a good portion of their holding, perhaps they'll ease off a bit, in order to raise their average selling price.

Alba's GF, re Kimmeridge sustained rates:

"news to come in the days ahead"