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...every day for the last four years, if you listened to some.

HH1AN2 - F sake can you stop ignoring the free forum filter button nearly every day, so you don't have to read posts you don't like/agree with.
How idiotic.

I hope you have other, more sensible, investments to grow your portfolio.

Closed up.

When I say up, I mean it's still down at 28% SELL, but that's marginally better than 40%.

On the contrary will.
That is his first responsibility as CEO.

I agree, I tried it when I switched from trading to LTH for a while, until I realised what was really going on (made glaringly obvious by a helpful UKOG, spiralling down to 0.5p from 1p).
Took two years to trade myself back up again.
LOL.
Lesson learned.
;)

*One day they will be as big as a washed up sea shell on the beach.

There, that's better.

You can reduce the percentage of a loss.
But people fool themselves into thinking that's reducing the loss, when actually they're having to risk more and potentially increase their loss.
It depends what happens to the share price afterwards.

If it goes up, that will reduce the loss in fact.
If it keeps sliding, the total loss increases, while the loss ratio (percentage) may appear smaller, if the speed of that slide decreases.
Investors need to watch the total investment amount and the percentages and understand their relationship.

"20 - Day Average Volume: 177,289,156 Average: 50% SELL"

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/UKOG.LN/opinion

Strange (not really) how rampers only ever publish the figures they want to see.
The best of those available.
Even when I've pointed out there are worse.
Still I don't mind filling in some of the gaps for 'em.

40% SELL again now.

:)

Averaging only works to reduce a loss.
It can only profit if the share ever goes up so you can sell into the rise.

Geeze!
You can't even reply to your own thread.
Says it all.
Lololol.

Faith:- "strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof"

Yep.
And Loxley (at this stage) is only to explore its' commercial potential.
Nothing to do with going into production even.
lolol
:)

Someone mentioned it to me recently over lunch and I suggested that, if they really wanted to buy more (I put them in when trading opportunities here were much better) they do so on the open market rather than the offer price.
"Oh!" he said, sheepishly, "I've already done it."

*Sigh!
So I know of one that did.
:(

To all you ukog rampers ... give it a rest ... they are drilling the well it takes time...news will be here one day
have some .. kin patience ...

Just par for the course here, fella.
Slightest positive, or fantasy, news is heralded from the rooftops.
We either never hear about anything else, or it's buried in an RNS they're forced to publish about something else.

Odd that they themselves say they only got 10%.

Yeah, that's what really happened.

LOL!

"Another £462k in the bank, not to be scoffed at"
LOL!
That gave me a merry little chuckle, remembering what UKOG said in their RNS:-

"The total amount that the Company could raise under the Open Offer is £4.7 million (before expenses), assuming all the Open Offer Entitlements are taken up."

Lolololol
Couldn't write it (oh wait, they did. LOL!)