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Pfizer's vaccine has put 8% on the price of Brent, $42.64 10 mins ago.

lse wasn't alone today, there were problems across a number of platforms.

https://citywire.co.uk/funds-insider/news/investors-rage-as-market-surge-crashes-trading-platforms/a1423259?re=79550&ea=189473&utm_source=BulkEmail_FundsInsider+Afternoon&utm_medium=BulkEmail_FundsInsider+Afternoon&utm_campaign=BulkEmail_FundsInsider+Afternoon

Alba shows just how quickly fortunes can change on AIM, a stock can be down in the dumps and totally unloved and then become very much sought-after.

It's a long time, but it was known, given that the general meeting is scheduled for 11am today and that meeting may be necessary for any equity kickers.

You're quite right, not updated for the last placing.

Not any more, apparently. Their list was last updated recently, 28/10.

The investors listed on the website are all nominee accounts, ie PIs like you and me.

As reported on 23 July, Xodus Group Ltd's ("Xodus") June 2020 report ... (RNS of 14/10/20)

No idea.
We all know AIM stocks can be highly volatile and overshoot on the upside and the downside.
Believe UKOG has currently overshot on the downside and that the recovery could be quite brutal, but what will trigger the recovery, and when, don't know.

UKOG has seized upon what they consider to be an attractive opportunity. If they hadn't, they would have been criticised for being too slow to act.

AME's business strategy re high-risk exploration is perfectly sensible and offers opportunities to their partners.

What one can say is that UKOG moved very quickly after release of the report, their first RNS re Turkey being dated 23/07.

Xodus's June 2020 report may have been prepared at AME's behest, Penguins, but I'm not sure that qualifies it to be described as a "sales brochure".

Mirasol,

My comment related to the future, we can all see what has happened since Broadford Bridge.

Past performance isn't necessarily a reliable guide to future performance.

A further update on HH-1 (when they are in a position to provide it), the re-run of the Loxley planning committee meeting, Turkey, ..., we shall see.

In UKOG's favour is its current share price, which is assuming the bad news will continue.

... an Xodus report estimates that the Company's 100% held PEDL234 licence contains significant calculated mean and high case recoverable gas volumes of 34 billion cubic feet ("bcf") and 54 bcf respectively, placing Loxley as the second largest gas accumulation ever discovered and flow tested in the UK onshore. Xodus calculate that approximately 78% of the overall Loxley gas accumulation lies within PEDL234. (from the 16/10 RNS).

If anybody wishes to level any criticism at the content of UKOG's RNSs, perhaps they should contact UKOG's NOMAD.

Thank you, Crocqman, for your post.

It was wealdpwr who named me "postalot". Perhaps he should name Rastuss "postalotmore"!

There's a "this message has been filtered" line above my last post.

If the poster is Rastuss, then my comment about disgruntled former shareholders did not apply to him.

As far as I can see from reading others' posts, the reasons for Rastuss's interest in Angus are not clear.

Essentially, seems to be disgruntled former shareholders who've not been able to move on.

Loxley gas project: Xodus volumetric study confirms significant gas resource

UK Oil & Gas PLC (London AIM: UKOG) is pleased to announce that a report from Xodus Group details that the area of the Loxley Portland gas discovery lying within its 100% owned and operated PEDL234 licence, is interpreted to contain a significant mean case gross gas initially in place ("GIIP" i.e. gas in the ground before any future production) of 49 billion cubic feet ("bcf"). The portion of GIIP estimated to be recoverable to surface via any future production, the mean gross recoverable resource, is cited as 34 bcf, representing an estimated recovery factor of approximately 70%.

Reported high case net PEDL234 GIIP and estimated high case recoverable resources are 76 bcf and 54 bcf, respectively.

As shown in Tables 1 and 2 below, approximately 78% of the overall Loxley gas accumulation's gross mean GIIP and recoverable gas resource of 63 bcf and 44 bcf respectively, are interpreted to lie within the Company's PEDL234 acreage.

In terms of recoverable gas resources, ... (RNS of 21/09).

Let's see how the re-run of the planning committee meeting goes (when it takes place).