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Hope it doesn't take you very long.
:'D

Happens whenever the rampers assemble.
Last one was a month or so ago, just before the last placing.
Odd that they constantly moan about de-ramping when that kind of activity is only ever rampers.

May come a day when that matters to UKOG.
Let's hope.
:)

"Some of those who denigrate UKOG now will become buyers very quickly if they think there is money to be made"

D'uh.
As will everyone else.
Difference is the "if they think there is money to be made" bit.
You rampers just shout about how it's always a good time to buy.
Good luck with that.
Lololol

Someone pointed out (another thread), it's possible to make the trade for free, rather than pay their broker's fees.
I haven't looked into it, but they must have only bought a small amount or it wouldn't concern them much.
Otherwise yeah, I agree.

As a matter of interest, I just worked it out.
The break point on today's 0.17p price, compared to the offer price of 0.18p (with H-L's 'normal' fee of £11.95) is at 119,500 shares.
£215.10.
More shares and it's better to buy the market (at these prices).
Less and the offer is better.

ROFL!!!

Mine does show -8% 'SELL' as well now.

It does update at various times during the day.
I see it back at 'HOLD' now, although the indicators still show 'SELL'.

The current strength shows "0", with all the indicators under 100 days (and two above) showing "SELL".

"why buy them second hand when you can buy shiny new ones directly from the minter?"

Because they're the same, but cheaper?
This will not be the last dilution either.

"If Ukog report good news from Basur-3 and the sp sails past 0.2p before the deadline, then all f'wits who've been ****ging off the open offer will be falling over themselves to get their applications in."

So you're saying that they'll still be able to take up the offer and exploit the lower guaranteed price if the market price goes up.
Then the real "f'wit" doesn't understand that (even while posting it), and takes up the offer price before the deadline, and the market price continues to remain lower.
GLA, I hope your strategy bears fruit.
:D

Yeah, it's all Cynderlad's fault that UKOG is sh**e.
Nothing whatsoever to do with UKOG's appalling mis-management.
Its' BoD are all saints.
Lolololol.

Thanks Stu, I finally succumbed to your advice and filtered another troll.

"Mirasol
Posted in: UKOG
Posts: 4,500
Price: 0.18
No Opinion
RE: Perplexed 17 Jul 2021 08:42

why I have to post this every 6 months is beyond me - I suspect that as the so-called newbies asking the question always ask about their buys being sells - never the other way round - subtle ramping is underway I guess

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No system publishes accurate Buy/Sell information. This site rates it as a sell (red) if your TRADE Price is lower than the mid price in the published range - if your TRADE price is above the mid point of the quoted range it's rated as a BUY (Blue)

It's really useless - why they persist with it is beyond everyone................ and before you ask there is no way you can actually tell the difference - you'd need access to the order books of every trader all the time and that isn't possible for anyone - not even the Stock Exchange"

To save Mirasol having to post it, yet again.
:)

Check the offer timings as to when you need to be holding existing shares to qualify.
As I understand it, the record date was 7th July and 'ex' date was 12th July.
So, as long as you held on the record date, you should be able to trade them thereafter; still qualifying to purchase the new shares at the offer price.

That's the 'dream' strategy, but you'd still need the market price to accommodate your dream.
I suspect you may have a rather narrow window, if it does rise, but wish you luck anyway.
:)

Agreed Oofy.
There are many famously mistaken investment 'proverbs'.
Arguably the biggest of which might be, "The share price has already fallen quite a bit. How much further could it fall?"*

(Of which I was a victim with "3OIL" in March 2020. LOL)
;)

One is indeed, one.

*half of what's left.

GOODJOB.
For me, although I'm still negative about the long-term prospects on the evidence available, your predicament is a no-brainer.
Fee's for selling would take have of what's left of your investment.
Put it in a mental drawer and forget about it.
Maybe when you check in another four years, you'll find they came good after all (I don't think they will, but I wish you all the best with yours as I have friends in a similar situation).
:)

That would be a commercial transaction which depends upon the value agreed between the seller and buyer.
But the pie has still been diluted, regardless of that perceived value.