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If I'm in a position to confirm what someone is saying, I will do so, whether that person be Eastenders or Bubblepoint.

Eastenders,

Don't always agree with Bubblepoint in everything but recognised the truth in what he was saying.

Eastenders,

Bubblepoint did sell out of Angus around 160p and did tell everyone he was doing so at the time.

He changed his name because a kind of lynch party made his life on the board intolerable.

Closed at 0.45p on a UT of 19,999 shares.

Bubblepoint,

Whatever it is they are trying to prove, they have gone to a lot of trouble to get here.

Not being an industry expert, there's not much more I can say besides ... let's wait and see and hopefully receive updates as the testing proceeds.

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Re Greenroc;

re the processing plant, at 11:54: "that's where the major uplift is" in economic terms.

Looking for the feasibility report to be released "around May".

09:24: "We know there is a lot more graphite there".

The feasibility report for the processing plant may be published in May. This should provide major uplift to the figures of the PEA, which only reflected the mine.

At 04:27: "We're very, very confident that there is gold down there" (ie. below level 4).

Re the airborne surveys of former mines, at 07:33: "We are confident a lot of gold has been left behind".

Of Amitsoq, at 09:24: "We know there is a lot more graphite there".

8 months to the day after the RNS of 23/05/23.

Even if it is qualified by the words "could be", that is still a very bullish statement.

Both for Clogau and for Greenroc.

"We've got potentially several other gold prospects ... at least one of them could be as big as Clogau"

Take it up with Singhie, Bubblepoint, if you want to discuss it in more detail.

Singhie, if your Share Price Forecast Tracker prices are anywhere near the ball park, then the current share price offers a very substantial discount.

Thank you, JacksonBollards, but the truth is am in waiting mode for the present and try to avoid the tit-for-tat exchanges with the persistent naysayers.

Hard to tell, Bubblepoint, given we are all anonymous.

UKOG has encountered a degree of opposition from environmental activists, some of whom appear to post on this board.

Thought the extract might be of interest to them.

No, not specifically, it's a presentation by the manager of the River and Mercantile UK Micro-Cap fund.

In the published resume, essential argument is that micro caps (below cap of £100m) out-perform in times of declining interest rates and that is where we are heading.

For the same reason, at Davos, Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone anticipated a return of "animal spirits".

The Daily Telegraph: Britain imported a record amount of electricity from Europe last year as solar and wind farms struggled to generate sufficient energy in the wake of coal and nuclear power plant closures.

River and Mercantile: Here comes a golden era for UK micro-caps

George Ensor of River and Mercantile UK Micro-Cap is coming to Citywire on 29 January to highlight what he views is the incredible investment opportunity in the UK's smallest quoted companies.