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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!)

One tenth of what he wanted.
LOL!
He's lost all credibility.

Think that's just one tenth of what they hoped for.
Investors have finally woken up.

I'm amazed they got as much as interest as they did.
10% purchased of total shares made available.
I was considering taking a hit and getting out for now, earlier today.
Wish I had.
:(

Longer than that even.
Someone mentioned in their opening statement that part of the process was to be expedited on Aug 13th.

It's a "permanent" council site (housing).

I would still like to know if UKOG ever got around to discussing it with them, as such deficiency was highlighted in the previous two SCC meetings.
Not like they've had over a year to correct that, let alone the initial discussion period.

The guy at the top takes the blame.
That's how it works.

I made a lot from this share and invested in £10k chunks.
Wouldn't do that now.
Too much risk for the potential reward.
If it's only a small reward, I'm happy with lots of 10%s on a £1000.
If it's a big reward, I'm happy with one 1000% on £1000.

Rest of my portfolio is invested for slow but steady growth and provides me with a virtually safe income for life and exceeds my costs.
I'm not putting that at risk based on Pink Knickers' performance over the last three years.
UKOG was an investing experiment (for me).
I was lucky then, but now it's just for a bit of fun.

If your number comes up on £20k, your other investments may not matter.
If it doesn't, you've lost £20k.
Even if it goes up a lot of investors here say they'll hold.
There's no dividend so they'll only make profit from what they sell.
Will they sell in time, or keep holding too long and watch it fall again, like so many others did four years ago.

I'm not giving that S.O.B. £20k of my money to pay for his xmas turkey.

We might be wise to remain receptive to residents views and try to sympathise with their position.
Having said that, the local residents really should've bitten the bullet and paid a professional spokesperson rather than elect this nimby to speak for them.

Not to mention.., how do all those guests get down a road that isn't suitable for and can't support frequent-use traffic ?

These swampy imbeciles crack me up.
Wittering on to a local planning enquiry about national and global issues (as she introduced them herself).
Completely irrelevant to this appeal and just wasting the enquiry's time as well as her own.

Oh god!
And she's off!

And if it were genuinely a gusher, not just another Surrey Dribbler, how high's the sky?
The question has no merit as there's insufficient data to answer it.
When we know how much is coming out it may be possible to estimate some end value of the product and therefore the business.
Until then any answer is abstract.

"When this potentially happens" means, if.

"When this happens" would mean, when.

40% sell now.

Sad but so obvious again, if only because the likes of TH2 were so.., let's be kind.., "bullish" about it

The open-market price didn't exceed the 0.18p offer price and has, mostly, stayed around 0.17p.
I calculated that the benefit from not having transaction fees only made the offer worth accepting for investments of £215.10, or less, at that rate.
At that level there's not much cause for celebration either way.

"When this potentially happens"

If.

*CarpetMunch