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My last buy - millions - averaged down to sub 1p. That was at .21p.

and sustained into close for a change.

For me tempered somewhat by the fact that I doubled up here by selling a chunk of EMH. My timing sucks!

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A lot of sectors are down, oil & gas especially so, so UKOG flying into the wind. Great to see and imagine if it was a following wind!

And only a fool would value the company or measure the reserves based on HH alone.

Solid buying continues. There is a lot more belief in the share now, and many feel it has bottomed. No better time to buy or top up IMHO.

Clear written instructions - except when you asked HL for a form they referred you to UKOG, and vice versa.

They have options they can take up when they want.

NAV NAV NAV NAV NAV. Bit of a one track pony wasn't he. So forensic. Binned.

Because bare mathematical alogorithms always know what underlies the trend. NOT!!!!!

Ninvestor - I have to be positive, my doctor says so! I have bigger battles than the SP here.

It's amazing how quickly the day traders on here forget what trading is when it suits. Yes, there will be sells. There will also be buys. This is trading. One mans profit at 0.4p is another mans entry point for the rise to 0.8p. And so in. Trading.

The massive summer of 2017 was fueled by a large foreign investor and positive sentiment - and a lot of trading.

Concentrate on what the fundamentals are, what is being invested in, how it is going to grow. If UKOG get to that 3500bopd on multiple wells at HH, BB, Areton et al (you know, the oil well per sq mile that the swampies are bleating about) what will the company be worth then? How much will it cost to get your share of that success now?

Yes, progress has been slower than expected. BB was a known disaster, COVID-19 and the oil price crash not expected, but most of that is now behind us and clear skies beckon for this share. Who knows where the WH Ireland placing shares will end up, but at least in isn't YA flipping them like burgers.

They always say that "Past performance is not a guide to future performance". In the case of UKOG that should be a welcome expression.

hex - You're looking through the wrong end of the binoculars.

The F off big pump has just been installed. You have no idea what will be flowing with that in place. You have no idea what the flow will be with HH1 and HH-2z comingled, but if you think it will still be 300bopd then you are a fool. And that's before we move on to other sites. UKOG isn't a one trick pony. Carry on with the blinkers though; sure, we'll never exceed 300bopd. Whatever! Your loss.

Minus 60% of the assets.

Mdumba - put your arm outstretched in front of you and count the fingers on your hand. You can't can you, it's further away than the end of your nose.

Maybe if I extend your "analogy" - the few shiny rocks in the window are just a sample, there is a warehouse out the back stacked with a few million more. You are valuing the shop window; anyone with any sense would have a look in the warehouse before declaring it laughable.

Always said SS asset accretion strategy was sound. Magellan had their pants pulled down.

That NPV equates to 2.1837p per share. I'll take that!

The French sold a while back. I presume Asterix was one of them.
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Boom boom!

Too late to resister now I think, has to be done by post.

"Looking at the chart" - and having absolutely no clue what is going on other than extending a line on a graph. Do one.

I doubled my holding to average down this week.

"Anyone who spends that much of their 'personal time' doing what they're doing probably has an agenda. Again as I've said multiple times ..."

Irony is dead.