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"Skwizz
Posted in: UKOG
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RE: Turkey Updaye 28 May 2021 08:17

The Monkey has a grim record with deadlines.
Even those he sets himself."

John, you might find that a chat forum dedicated to UKOG is a fair head's up on what's happening with UKOG.
Just have a flick through at your leisure.
:)

Brillo, careful about calling Ozzy Honest.
Some one might report you as being 'libellous/defamatory'.
;)

I agree Sageman.

I'm already starting to manoeuvre my assets (in stages, as I think we're getting closer).
I think it will all be driven by inflation:- How high and how quick.
It will affect interest rates and that will filter down to everything else.

I'm also worried about the level of any correction resulting from it.
I think a correction could be just the start of it and we might experience another depression.
Not prepared to put how bad I think it could be into words yet, as I can't really believe I'm thinking seriously in those terms.

Just wondering how much exposure UKOG may have to any rising interest rates over the next year.
A lot of businesses (not trying to suggest this only applies to UKOG), large, medium and small, have had a hard enough time already through this last year and won't survive when the bill comes due with higher rates than they expected.

I see a correction coming (no idea when or how bad).
There is a worry interest rates are about to sky-rocket to control increasing inflation as the world comes out of lock-down.
Just wondering if UKOG still have any outstanding bank loans.
I think I remember him being rather smug about paying them off not too long ago.
If not, that should be a priority before they start going up.
I can still remember them going into the 20%'s in the mid '70s (Callaghan).
Some foretell of worse to come this time around.

I know this will be mis-interpreted but it's genuinely not a de-ramp.
I've been re-balancing / configuring my whole portfolio (mainly to prepare) and am just thinking aloud.

...especially after he backtracked and tried to say he never made those claims.
;)

I agree with Ocelot;
UKOG's share price does have "the potential to rise into the range of about 0.80p - 1.10p".
It has the 'potential' to rise even higher.
But it also has the potential to crash completely.
Every new placing by its' incompetent management increases that potential exponentially.

There were two Turks extolling the virtues of UKOG, after the pic's of the road being built a couple of months ago.
They're much quieter now but didn't sound too happy with UKOG, or Salmon Slacks, by the end of their all-too-brief visit.
:)

LOL!!!
UKOG would be a "Nine-Pinter" on anyone else's list but only "one and a packet of pork scratchings" on theirs.
:)

I'm betting; not for long!
Lolol.
He has those deleted pretty sharpish.
Always makes me chuckle.
:)

Says the guy who got excited about one morning's opinion on Barchart when they said UKOG was an 88% buy and hasn't posted it since.
Today it's only 40%, btw.

:'D

It does normally seem to trend down, but it actually goes both ways.
If it does that by a reasonable amount it can become (how I've found) the easiest way to make any kind of profit from it.
Less opportunities nowadays, but they do still come up.
:)

Agreed Sccoby.
However, if that happens, I think there might be more opportunity for further spikes, which keeps me interested.
Still think it's generally going to become a dead-duck, oh but the volatility on the way!
;)

You're getting one daily.
Just follow the SP.

LOL.
Maybe they're all too busy "topping up" at these "bargain prices".
:'D

8:30 in five hours.

Seadoc called it four years ago.
If only I'd listened then I coulda saved myself two years.
lolol.
:)

$72.53

Still no effect on UKOG's SP.
:D

*waves.

Wouldn't that be ironic if Salmon Slacks did it!

[rhetorical - and currently it's not possible.]