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If Cannacord are filling up we would likely only find out next week when a TR1 notification would be released. No doubt at a similar time to when the MM's show all their "delayed" trades.

I doubt he would as it would show a complete disregard for the shareholders, however, nothing on AIM surprises me anymore.
Next best option for LTHs is Cannacord load up and leave only a very small amount of shares in public hands. SP will then need to be in the £10.00 range for them to get out with money ion the bank.

More £12k chunks - I guess you could call that confident buying. Hopefully it isn't Bobby profiting from the drop!

Although I agree that the ramping can sometimes be done to an extreme level I think most can agree that yesterdays drop was way overdone and presents a very good opportunity for LTHs to massively average down and new buyers to make 2x/3x over a relatively short period.

Which cheeky little parsnip keeps stuffing through £12k buys at 120p

Given the low umber of shares available to the market and a few big buys reported after yesterdays big drop surely the MM's will have to start creeping the price upwards to induce some selling (Currently seems locked at the 123/124 mark.

Sorry. Well spotted. Been holding ukog for so long I am only use to typing in single digit pence :)
£5/£6 a distinct possibility here in a very short period of time.

Given the quite frankly ridiculous drop most might not have to “tuck them away” for very long. Within days the company will want to demonstrate that all is back in order. Equally one sniff of a TR1 or another II loading up and it’s back to 5/6p.

Absolute shocker of a day for LTHs but the SP will bounce back. The MMs had a bonanza throughout the day taking shares at offensively low prices (no doubt thanks to triggering plenty of stop losses on the way down)
The market will soon realise that the accounting error does not fairly represent the profit and cash position the business is in. There is also a chance IIs will hoover up shares at this level and drive the SP northward in the coming week. I doubt Bobby will be buying as it would likely annoy a huge number holders that he could profit from an accounting issue he should/could have known about/sorted/fixed.

Should be interesting to see the late reported buys/sells in the next 30 mins. No doubt some sizable chunks hoovered up today.

Traders will be hammering the SP at the minute taking a few percent here and there with MMs no doubt happy to take their money.
I wouldn't be surprised to see A) A TR1 or B) a sudden rise as the market sees a bargain and the herd pile in chasing the SP back up to the £4+ mark.
Sadly for those caught at £6+ the best option is to either hold on or give it a few months.

Anything is possible. Granted the RNS is pretty bad but not -80% bad.
I guess the only thing to do is keep fingers crossed or average down until better news arrives (Would love a TR1 :) )

To be fair to solo, they need some cash in the bank and are rightfully balancing the books by offloading some UKOG shares. Although its holding the SP down a little its good to see the shares being absorbed by the market.
Should be a nice run of blue days once they stop selling (I would guess they will hold a decent chunk until after the Kim results have been released).

Fair play if you managed to pick up some proper volume. Put a dummy in for £10k and got NT.

Would I be right to assume that no retail investors managed to buy any sort of volume at sub 2p during that little drop?
They should call that trading pattern the "Reverse Robin Hood". Steal from the poor to give to the rich :)

Different number of shares in issue.
Different market cap.
Different buyers and sellers.
Simply a different company.
UKOG will come good in time with lots of news on the horizon -> Portland commercial RNS -> Kimmeridge commercial RNS -> Restarting activities at Broadford Bridge. etc etc etc

A colleague of mine has advised that the term I was looking for was "Conditional order". My apologies if my lack of trading lingo offended.

I believe it is possible to mark an entry point when purchasing a high volume. My point was however a question, so I take your point on-board.

Is someone hoovering up shares on the cheap (Pre agreed purchase with MMs)?
Buys and Sells have been pretty even but the drop in the last 30 minutes is a real stop loss grabber.

Is this purely the shorters being let out the door before the rise?
Seems a little odd that the RNS is clearly very positive and shows the progression at Horse Hill with plenty of buying to boot and yet the price is held down?!?!