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'I am a former MoneyAM customers that is now subscribed to the Share Magazine service. Having spoken to several other former MoneyAM customers, it appears that many of us are looking forward to the reimplementation of the stockwatch tool in particular on the Shares Magazine website.

Having previously used several other retail data providers including London South East, ADVFN and BARX, and can say without a doubt that the service provided by MoneyAM was by far the best. The stockwatch tool's trade price, trade time and trade size data in particular was second to none in terms of reliability, latency and completeness and a huge help in managing investments.

I am aware you are after construtive feedback on the tool and would really like to encourage you to keep the excellent trade price, size and time data as part of the tool's functionality. The quality of this tool is a huge selling point for the website and it seems that many agree and will be keen to subscribe if the trade data is made available.

I note you mention a redesigned mobile layout, which is great, but please be careful not to sacrifice functionality for the sake of showcasing the latest software techniques. Given how good the tool already is, I would have thought a bit of CSS restyling to blend in with the Share Magazine webpage and a separate stylesheet for mobile devices is all that is needed.

I hope my feedback is helpful and am keeping my fingers crossed that your fantastic trade data feed is back up and running before too long as it cannot be replaced and would be a huge loss to the UK retail investor community.'

I have also just emailed AJ Bell via the Shares Magazine website.

The stockwatch tool does not appear to be working as yet. I am hoping to contact them tomorrow to encourage them to provide the same trade price, trade time and trade size data as before, which is the best I've encountered. I'm not quite sure they realise how good this tool was compared with the competition in terms of its reliability, latency and completeness. Personally I think it would be a huge selling point for their Shares Magazine subscription and I guess a lot of us would sign up in a heart beat if that data was provided as reliably as before. No need to reprogram. Copying the files and a bit of restyling should be all that's required. I guess AJ Bell wants to generate broker fees, so surely providing retail clients with the crucial information they need to manage investment portfolios would be a win-win.

I'm guessing the big fish have finished hoovering up ahead of WN and SP is now free to move north.

Gift horse and mouth spring to mind.

Totally justified. Next well targeting 111 MMBOE gross, 18.5 MMBOE net to UJO onshore UK with high COS. Low market cap is a gift entry.

Net current asset position is only 0.09p by my calculations. I guess you are referring to 25% of the NPV10 of Colter net to BOIL. Assuming $5/BOE for Colter and Colter South in the success gives a figure of around £10.5M or 0.70p net to BOIL. Adding the 0.09p net current assets gives a target of around 0.80p. That seems achievable if Colter is successful, although if Parvisi is still dumping into any strength I think it will continue to struggle unfortunately.

'Share price sitting at approx 25% of current net asset value.' You must be smoking some weird shi*. Net current asset position was around 0.09p last time I checked. You must be referring to something else. Do you mean 25% of the NPV10 of Colter net to UJO?

Yawn...

ECO just ticked above the all time high set on the TSX three weeks ago.

Excellent feedback Noix. Let's hope we get trade price, trade time, trade size fields as before. Should be a simple matter to move over the functionality.

West Newton is more than 12 times bigger than Biscathorpe in terms of recoverable barrels net to UJO. A higher COS too for the upper interval. Market is not pricing this stock correctly at the moment.

Co-drillers UOG, RBD and ADL only 9.8%, -3.9% and -0.1% today, whilst BOIL spread is 33%. Shameful.

I too was using MoneyAM until it went down and am yet to find an acceptable replacement.

Shares Magazine - I took up the £9 offer and logged in over the weekend, but there was no stockwatch tool whatsover and a message suggesting it would be available in a few weeks. Seriously? I read on the old bugs thread that it would not include trade data anyway, but that may be wrong. What a shambles!

London South East - I used to be a member here, and although the tools appear OK, both the level 2 and watchlist tools randomly and frequently stop working throughout the day. Unless you continually refresh manually you will be totally unaware that the order book has changed, the price has moved or a whole load of trades have gone through. Totally unacceptable IMO.

ADVFN - I subscribed to that last week and although it appears better than LSE for reliability the service is still riddled with a large number of pauses in data delivery throughout the day. No trades are reported for minutes and then suddenly a whole load of trades from the last few minutes appear at once. This too is not good enough.

There are other data providers, but they do not offer the kind of functionality that LSE, ADVFN or MoneyAM have. For example, some of them are desktop JAVA application or are part of broker or spreadbetting interfaces. There also appears to be a move recently to rewrite interfaces as mobile friendly. Unfortunately this has usually been accompanied with a massive degredation of service and functionality. Barclay's awful Smart Investor is a good example as is Digital Look's new website. Unfortunately it appears that service providers have told a bunch of programmers with no market experience to go write a mobile safe interface. The programmers have promptly used it as an opportunity to showcase their latest fancy programming skills instead of writing an application that fits the needs and requirement of people manging investment porfolios in the stock market.

To be honest the Money AM service was truly exceptional, with near instant reporting without dropouts of all LSE trades for any number of stocks all from the same page. For those of us that are managing investment positions in illiquid small cap AIM stocks the provision of accurate live market data is critical and IMO none of the alternative services are good enough. I really feel that MoneyAM's move has dramatically diminsihed the market transparency available to retail investors and I'm sure that will affect trading volumes for the likes of AJ Bell itself, the parent company of MoneyAM. Not a smart business move.

I think it would be a good idea if former MoneyAM members keep in touch via this thread and see if we can encourage Share Magazine to reimplement the same MoneyAM functionality on the new website. We don't need another third rate mobile platform for doing a deal a month while taking the kids to school, we need a proper retail data service.

I think investors are beginning to suspect that the liklihood of a farm in has increased substantially given the more realistic time frame for drilling a well. I won't be surprised if the same party now comes back to the table and decides to farm in. With today's price breakout it looks like BPC has started to stairstep higher. GLA

and that's a lot for ECO. I've seen some stocks with over 1000 per day. The herd are still nowhere to be seen.

Good sign for next move.

And my guess is he'll now be hovering up ready for the rocket into the West Newton drill. He's no idiot and will know that West Newton offers 12 times more BOE net to UJO than Biscathorpe. £140M NPV10 net to UJO in the success case, 1.66p per share. See presentation.

http://unionjackoil.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/UJ_RathlinOpportunityPres_Oct2018.pdf

'This message has been filtered, please adjust your filters to view'... Nah. Think I prefer the well judged and balanced opinions of others or my own research.

GKB47, a wise move although how will you cope without his 'balance' and 'reality'. Talk about doublespeak. It's pathetic. I guess Criz-Olino is hoping to keep it low and hover up shares before it moves north. On second thought I'll join you. Filtered.