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There was a closing auction as usual which produced an UT share price of 2.65 at 16.35.26 and 4 seconds later at 16.35.30 an astounding 54 trades went through inside 1 second of time, all of them ordinary trades above the UT.

That is the work of a trading robot, not a human at a keyboard, surely?

As Giles pointed out, this looks like a momentum trading algorithm connected to someone with direct market access and no broker fees. Freetrader seems to be in the frame with its "free trades from £2" . The stamp duty at 0.05 % seems to be no deterrent.

Hard to understand why, but if it supports the share price, who cares?

The problem with these " massive buys" is that they get cancelled several hours later or next day, which makes them suspect as price rigging.

The RBD buy was reported on the London Stock Exchange as non price contribution and off exchange, so it was a match bargain between consenting parties, sutely?

Never mind all the vaccine stories. Throw a few quid at this to celebrate when SNG comes good..

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gkb47. Fine, OK, but explain to me the difference between the "book" and the "market" and why off the order book trades are somehow part of a trading market. How is "over the counter" part of of the traded Alternative Investment Market?

An 'off-book' trade refers to the process of trading shares away from an exchange or regulated body. They are usually executed via the over-the-counter (OTC) market. Off-book transactions are made directly between two parties, outside or 'off' of the order books.

It was neither a buy nor a sell through the market, which is why it did not affect the SP.

It was a large, late reported, off market, over the counter transaction, between consenting adults for reasons of their own choosing. The details are on the London Stock Exchange website.

The new rule will allow business people to travel to England from countries that are not on the UK's list of travel corridors without having to isolate for 14 days on arrival.

OK GS, get on the plane and meet the UK RCF provider. No more COVID excuse, surely?

So it's worth a punt like the Grand National. Maybe Tiger Roll will do a treble? £100 for me tomorrow.

Evening Harry
Nematodes are good for dealing with slugs, I believe.
M6 mate , M6, don't mention A66

Actually I think laughing gas is N2O not NO2 and I am ROTFLMAO, because I ordered the wrong stuff from Boots!

The best place to see the Kirkham Abbey carbonate formation is at, surprise -surprise, Kirkham Abbey in Yorkshire, a derelict and plundered Catholic priory which was built from the very same stone. You can touch it, examine it and if you look carefully you can see tiny, fossilised creatures embedded in it to prove it was once a deposit under the Zechstein Sea. As a limestone, it has very low porosity, so it is OK as a building material, but give it big welly with a hammer and it will fracture. So normally it’s as tight as a nematode’s chuff and the reservoir permeability only comes from massive natural invasive fractures over millions of years of geological turmoil.

So we come to the difference between the recent RNS statements of UJO and RBD about the side-track and reservoir “quality” and “characteristics” as RNSTranslater has pointed out. The quality of a reservoir is about its size and ability to produce; and the characteristics are its porosity and permeability. You cannot help thinking that the UJO RNS was massaged to avoid talking about characteristics which the operator talked about. The B1 well was drilled too far north and found a tight and poorly fractured pinch out zone with poor “characteristics” which was below prognosis and off down the slope.

The good news is that the lateral extent of the reservoir is now known beyond doubt.

As for the hydrogen euphoria, someone must be on laughing gas (NO2). There is a hydrogen steamer plant being designed for Drax power station in Yorkshire. It will take natural gas (CH4) and steam (H2O) to crack into hydrogen (H2) and carbon dioxide (CO2). The carbon dioxide will be piped offshore and buried underground via gas injection wells. It’s a big idea and will consume natural gas from the grid. It’s a long way off, just an idea. Perhaps West Newton one day will supply gas to the grid, but that is several degrees of separation in space and time from saying “Hydrogen…Bingo…UJO”

I expect that the B1-Z side-track will be more sensibly positioned to find a useful and properly fractured interval of the Kirkham Abbey. It must be tested this time otherwise they are extracting urea rather than hydrocarbons; no excuses this time.

Distinct possibility, you say? Have you asked the Argos directors about that?

Good evening Harry
All is fine in Preston, even though it looks like Chernobyl these days.
Thank god for the holiday home in Cumbria and roll on 2 Dec !

I seems to me they were trying to kill two birds with one stone, and chose an adventurous step out from A2 which "might " have proved up both the Cadeby and Kirkham Abbey formations but instead just defined where they both pinch out.

So if they are going to sidetrack to a higher formation level, I doubt any oil will be found, but gas will likely be confirmed. Oil/concensate was the unexpected joker card in A2, and may be not as extensive as previously hoped. It was always a gas field, never the next Wych Farm, in my opinion.

Don't ask questions, just cash it out before they spot the issue, and buy a Bentley. IMHO, of course, not investment advice.

Any number of reasons......
Bit change
Core barrel
Wireline work
Cement work
Time to run a liner
Etc

End of Minty? .........?

FIRST GAZETTE NOTICE
08573377 MARGINAL FIELD
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY (MFDEVCO) LTD

Publication date in the Gazette: 24/1 1
The Registrar of Companies gives notice that, unless cause is shown to the contrary, the Company will be struck off the register and dissolved not less than 2 months from the date shown above.
Upon the Company's dissolution, all property and rights vested in, or held in trust for, the Company are deemed to be bona vacantia, and will belong to the Crown.

Mild outpatient treatment sounds like the home trial, which is not the hospital trial, which is much more advanced, surely?

If the question is serious, then ticker SYGGF is the ticker for "Over The Counter" or OTC matched bargain trading in New York. It is not supported by market makers to provide investors with any trading liquidity.

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - A Danish study released on Wednesday found face masks provide the wearer with only limited protection against COVID-19 infection, but said this should not be used to argue against their widespread use to prevent people infecting others.

So they are useful, after all.