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If you mean me, I've always expected (and posted) Loxley to be approved and cannot understand how the decision was rejected, nor the reasons (have sat through the whole thing and listened to the worst of a moronic attempt to NIMBYise the process), nor how they've managed to drag it out so long.
It's still not a production issue yet though; This is all still just to start assessing how commercial any site would be.
That doesn't mean I'm any more positive on the company, mainly because the board is incompetent and will keep diluting investors.

They've ended up about 20% higher, after falling back from the initial surge.
That initial surge was about 80% higher.

This hasn't been volatile enough to day trade for years.
Occasional trading opportunities (as last week) do still come around.
But that means tying up capital for much longer now.
Last week may be repeated when Loxley's announced.
But that's only for exploration, so it will be a quick spike and out again.

50% operating costs, according to the deal.

"You would think money would be coming into this later today as the ' Loxley approval ' could well land Monday am !!
GLA LTR derampers need not reply"

How'd that work out for you?

Some tried to warn.

Exactly where it was on 7th Apr 22 and 10th Nov 21.
Hope you were able to sell when it got to 0.21p yesterday.
You could have profited by +60%.

What did you buy at and when?

The 'Naysayers' have seen it all before.

Google not a reliable way to check prices, during the day or after.
I use as a quick guide only for many shares during the day, then double check input from better sites.
You might want to use LSE; investing dot com; or similar.
After the close I use H-L, even though that can be even less accurate (but that's how my investments are priced, so that's what I use).

Some have made 10,000% (trading it) but still consider the company and its' board to be failures.

Most will be the same person, with multiple accounts.
He used to be a fan of Sandercon's, until he visited Tibet a couple of years and was taken in by a mystical order of monks.
Through devotion and healing herbs they did manage to open his eyes, but the effects were uncontrolled and now he's gone completely nuts, as you see.
:)

* A ramper earlier on*

;)

I am not surprised by where it closed today although I wasn't expecting quite that much of a collapse, bearing in mind where it had been during the morning.
But, on the back of good Loxley result, it may go again.
I'm still negative on this (overall), but think there are signs for some upcoming trading opportunities for those who want that risk.
I'm still not convinced enough to buy in at this level though.

I've been selling a lot of my whole "safe" portfolio recently and, following the BoE's interest rate announcement earlier today, have now converted to 25% cash and expect to be that way for at least the next year.
My 'trading' portfolio is much quieter these days anyway but what I have is unaffected as I'm looking for different omens.

Sry, would value them at £16.25 Bn, opposed to BP's £80 Bn.
Still "no.".

Which would value UKOG at more than BP?
That party?
Yeah..., no.

"Mr.Investment
Today (20th August 2020) 12:42
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Price: 0.21
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Don’t worry about that, I guarantee this will be 0.50p at some point within the first 2 weeks of September so load up and enjoy the free money.
Mr I doesn’t always turn up at the bottom and he doesn’t always sell at the top but there’s a free money guarantee with Mr I’s certified seal of approval here, buy now and let the hype on twitter around the planning decision do the rest. My prediction in the buildup, 500 comments a day on here, and 150% profit for me. Enjoy."

0.21p first thing.
Still the same news, but now 0.16p and it's not even lunch time.
Despite all the spin and the ramping (by people who don't even know what a balance sheet is, let alone possessing the ability to read one!), this tells you everything you need to know about the risks of investing in UKOG.

Sandercon's base salary is (currently) around £350k.
Still too high for his results.
Haven't seen that he's claimed a bonus for the last two years (per balance sheet).

Remembering that BP is 80.85 Bn, with production and assets to show for it of course.