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Think it goes up from here, because of Loxley, Basur-Resan and, hopefully, HH.

Think management is under-appreciated by the market (although, as you are aware, there are reasons for this).

No worked figures, not possible in the current state of UKOG's principal projects.

Make no prediction for the share price in 12 months' time, but, around Easter of last year, agreed with Zak Mir's target of 0.90p (in my case, it was more a question of a range, of about 0.80p-1.10p).

You're completely ignoring repeated systemic failures of the company. You're completely ignoring share placings, you're completely ignoring the deliberately misleading comments Sanderson has made in interviews regarding the success of the company.
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How can any investor ignore what's happened in the past? it's in the share price.

The question for investors today doesn't concern the past but the present and the future: where does the share price (currently 0.11p) go from here?

I've responded to your posts as I thought fit.

gwilliams71,

It is impossible for any investor to ignore the history of the company because the history of the company is in the share price, 0.11p at the present time.

It is my firm belief that you and others like you are trying to drag mug punters in with good news stories without drilling into the historical fact.
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gwilliams71,

There is no shortage of archivists on this board to make all readers aware of the historical facts, facts which are already discounted in the share price and are, therefore, very difficult for any investor to miss.

With the share currently quoted at 0.11p, what interests investors and potential investors is the present and the future prospects for the company and its share price.

Been here far too long to be concerned about a day or two :-)

Investerinvester,

Don't doubt the sincerity of many of the environmentalists (except when it comes to using products derived from oil, of course!) but, by discouraging investment in oil and gas, it was obvious the principal beneficiaries would be the major oil producers, Russia, Saudi Arabia and the US.

And, lo and behold, Putin has taken advantage of the situation.

One would expect this board to be focused, above all, on UKOG’s share price: it isn’t, why is that?

By definition, activists are agenda-driven. They are here to talk down UKOG and will do this no matter what the share price - 0.11p, 1.10p or 11p makes no difference to their agenda.

It is not, therefore, activists’ posts which discuss whether UKOG is a buy, sell or hold at a particular share price.

Some posters appear to have little or no knowledge of the market. Consequently, they do not appear to be in a position to discuss subjects such as that of the share price.

It is for each investor to judge for him/her-self to what extent negative factors are already reflected in the share price.

If negative factors are already fully reflected in the share price, then the share is primed to rise and, if they are excessively reflected in the share price, to rise considerably.

A rise in the share price can be triggered by something obvious, such as a positive news item, or by something more subtle, such as more and more PIs individually arriving at the conclusion the share looks as if it has bottomed out and it is time to buy.

TheAimCasino has posted a couple of posts on the UJO board which rings true for this board, too. One of them begins:

Come to the conclusion this BBFri 17:51
is not the place for genuine shareholders, it's predominantly controlled by activists, haters and wasters. There is rarely any positivity posted and when it is, it is drowned out with pointless dross ...

Will put you on filter now, Ninetails.

Your post prompted me to pull up the dictionary definition of nonsense:

noun
1.
spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense.

By imitating the wording of my own post of 07:00, Ninetails has written a very curious post in his of 09:31.

He states: " ... with UKOG's share price currently at 0.11p, it is changes in the behaviour of rampers which are of potential interest to the market, any changes in the behaviour of bears being, from a market point of view, irrelevant".

There are very few market observers who believe it is the bulls who are the dominant force when a share price is not far away from its all-time low.

But Ninetails is one such market observer and his post has currently collected 3 recommendations, so there are at least 4 posters on this board who believe this to be true.

As I said, and others have said before me:

imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but you've completely missed the point, Ninetails:

with UKOG's share price currently at 0.11p, it is changes in the behaviour of naysayers which are of potential interest to the market, any changes in the behaviour of bulls being, from a market point of view, irrelevant.

It's what one looks for, isn't it? a change in the pattern of behaviour.

Sentiment is another word for crowd psychology.

Some of the naysayers have been employing much less tolerant language in their posts just recently.

Why? What prompted the change?

I just wonder if there isn't a change of sentiment taking place, signalled in advance by the less-than-calm-and-relaxed interventions of some of the naysayers recently.

They've managed to give the impression (to me, at least) of being under pressure.

Is UKOG's share price approaching a turning point?

I ask this question because of the less-than-calm-and-relaxed recent interventions of some of the naysayers (aka denigrators).

Are some of them asking themselves this question, too?

With the share price not that far away from its all-time low, one would expect the naysayers (or denigrators, if you prefer) to be relatively calm and relaxed.

But the opposite seems to be the case.

No idea, WG818, in time-honoured fashion, let's wait and see.

Sorry, glossed over the opening words of your post.

Agreed, all depends upon the Noteholder's prior written approval ... or absence thereof.