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... our cash continues to grow at pace. This has led to a material improvement in our financial strength: as at 1 May 2018, unrestricted cash balances stood at $208 million ($162 million at 31 December 2017), with IFRS net debt at $89 million, a reduction of $46 million in the first four months of the year.

Let's hope that constitutes a positive signal for UKOG!

less than 2m shares traded in the afternoon, from 13:15, confirmation, therefore, of bladehater's 16:05 post, that all of the most recent conversion stock has now been sold into the market.

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Forget Iran and OPEC -- there�s another issue that will keep oil prices supported for the next two years, according to Morgan Stanley. Brent crude will reach $90 a barrel by 2020 as new international shipping regulations take effect, overhauling the types of fuels produced by refiners, the bank�s analysts said in a report. The changes, which force vessels to consume lower sulfur fuels beginning in January of that year, will lead to a boom in demand for middle distillate products including diesel and marine gasoil, triggering the need for more crude, they said... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-16/morgan-stanley-says-a-shipping-revolution-has-oil-headed-for-90

15.8m so far

http://www.rudaw.net/english/analysis/16052018

Amen

1,530k shares traded so far.

And that intra-day high may change today, by the looks of it!

Nobody's accusing you of lying, antiquenick. Genel's high was 254.00p, not 256.00p, a small factual error, that's all.

�339k v �607k in the previous year

as the news flow starts up again, nobody can complain they have not had the opportunity to buy &/or reinforce!

the high on 11/05 was 254.00p. It closed that day at 246.00p.

Flow test for 30 hours on each zone is not comprehensive enough to gauge any real results from. -------------------------------------------------- And the purpose of the ewt is ...?

690k so far - looks as if today's volume may be about half yesterday's.

... Sadr and Erbil have frequently taken a similar stance with respect to Iraqi politics over the past decade, including opposition to Nouri al-Maliki during his tenure as prime minister. http://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iraq/150520183

... before it ends

... As such, �$100 oil won�t feel like it did in 2011,� and will actually feel �more like $79� a barrel, economists Jamie Murray, Ziad Daoud, Carl Riccadonna and Tom Orlik found. �With the U.S. still firing on close to all cylinders, the rest of the world would suffer less as well -- global output would be down by 0.2 percent in 2020.�... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-15/oil-at-100-a-barrel-won-t-hurt-world-economy-as-much-as-in-2011