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"Will the Kings speech tomorrow be the start of the inflection point."

No.

Would take UKOGs valuation from £4.13 million to £1.57 billion.

Troll!

Do your own research on our resident Troll; it has more than enough posting history now to clearly illustrate his wisdom and general knowledge about this share.

"non-troll stuff"! Lololol

Trish,

The tiniest amount of research would reveal that UKOG have always been at pains to point out that they "do not frack".

They also have no North Sea oil interests.

They say that they are interested in Net Zero efforts.

So what is your post on the UKOG forum for, as it's entirely unrelated to any of UKOG's interests?

"I just want to know how to short the hell out of UKOG as some claim they can???"

It was possible years ago.

Now I think some use the term without understanding what it means.

When I "traded" it, I would buy when I thought it would go up and sell when I though it would go down.

I was not using "Call" and "Put" options.

Just guessing on the volatility myself.

When I started (around Spring 2017) it was in a 50% range per day.

I would target 10% and often achieve 20%, but that was just my own good fortune.

I had no secret formula, just a gut-feeling.

As the margins got smaller and timings got longer the risk/reward became less and less attractive.

I began buying with the intention of holding for the long-term, but quickly realised that wasn't going to work and started quick buy/selling as an experiment that worked out.

I only started posting about what I had done here to suggest to other LTH's that they might want to consider something similar.

Some did, but most shouted me down and are still here posting about their losses today.

Which I regret, but that was their choice.

"Even Skwizz wouldn't touch UKOG now!"

That's not technically accurate.

I just don't see any value in the current risk/reward ratio.

If I thought there was any sentiment value I would consider investing again.

I have two portfolios; One "normal" and one "high risk", from which I would only risk 10% of the former.

UKOG would only ever be in the high risk category and anything I make from those investments always have 50% directed back into my "normal" portfolio.

My "normal" portfolio has been growing at an annual average of +15% since 2003 and everything is in ISAs or pensions.

In recent years I've had to max out my Premium Bond allowance too, as I had nowhere else to hide it.

I do not favour Premium Bonds as a means of investing, but I even seem to be doing better than I anticipated there at 4%!

() 8-]

I use that as my emergency cash supply now and will feed it into ISAs too, as my allowances... allow.

Jimmy, depends upon your reference points.

I'm a small private investor.

I regularly invest in tranches of £10,000, though not so much in UKOG since 2018, and not at all for the last two or three years.

My last larger investment here in 2018 which I sold for over £100,000.

£5,000 invested in the current trading range barely covers cost and I would contest that the potential return isn't worth the risk.

It's a small investment.

But there are even smaller investments and some of those will have not even covered the platform's buying costs.

"TrollHunter2

Posts: 2,504

Investor statement 19 Apr 2026 10:18

With the Antics of the past few days I just want to clarify to fellow investors that I am certainly NOT looking to close my position on UKOG and certainly will only be looking to add to and solidify my position running into the imminent announcements by the company and the government.

The last few days has revealed further evidence against this hateful forum here and this is being looked at legally now with special interest on known individuals.

As such I will not be posting here for some time now while this is all looked at.

If anyone is interested I will be posting my research and knowledge freely elsewhere. Good luck all."

Lolololol!!!!

* 0.009p

It was down to 0.0009p yesterday too.

And Tuesday.

I find it interesting that there was no P&D this time around.

Seems reality may be setting in.

Lol @ alreadyinuse.

And his business partner said, "If people weren’t so often wrong, we wouldn’t be so rich."

Research brings knowledge.

Knowledge brings confidence.

Ooo Ooo Ooo the FunkyGibbonnnnn.....!

:)

Nice to see them emerge from hibernation still trying though.

Innocent mistake or is Mystic Trish acting as their accountant now and predicting their future again?

"GBP0.000001" (x 35Bn shares issued) would value UKOG at around £35,000.

Many here would not disagree and be glad Sandercon's finally being more realistic.

Lol.

Yep, and I appreciate the entertainment value.

But it also leaves it up for others to view.

If you respond to a post, admin tend not to remove it unless there's another reason.

Just report it for ramping unrelated shares and they will check it and boot it.

And mentioning UKOG in the thread doesn't fool them.

Thank you again for your greatly valued opinion, Trish.

I'm sure we've all noticed what it's worth, over all the months that you've been contradicting yourself.

"Averaging" doesn't work at all.

It might make a bad loss look more presentable.

But it's just dressing up a loss.

You have to accept the loss and move on.

I've had one in UKOG and one big one in an oil ETF I used to invest in.

I also thought I was "averaging down" at the time.

That's rubbish though.

TH2 is an idiot.

Of all the idiots you see on here, few come close to that.

But that level of stupidity can be very entertaining.

It's like if Chump didn't have a nuclear button at his fingertips.

It needs to rise so you can sell and fall so you can buy back.

If you can see it's going to fall and then rise, and vice versa, that's when it works.

UKOG was like that.

It's more the share than the general market.

I've just sold all of my BP shares to bank profits.

Only bought those for the 6% dividend originally but found I could flip those too.

Most of my portfolio is for steady growth.

Sometimes I find something that I can flip for more.

BP was one of those, but not the only one.

Since 2016, when I first bought BP, I reckon I've averaged around 50% a year.

Some years I've been able to realise a 200% profit, some less.

When I've flipped BP (not every year), I don't think I've ever done it for less than 20%.

Not as often as UKOG was, but the return is good enough that I don't mind waiting.

I started flipping as a pure experiment.

Now it's part of my strategy.

I always put 50% of any profits back into my main portfolio, just in case I get it wrong one day.

I can still walk away with something to show for it.

Basically flipping is the only way to make anything from UKOG and its' Scammer-in-Chief.

Paulo,

I invested £1,000 in 2017 with the idea of holding.

Pretty soon I sold for 300% profit and carried on flipping my shares (buying and selling for quick profits.

I put 50% of all my profits into my main portfolio as I went and then eventually the rest.

Over 18 months I rolled my £1,000 up to more than £100,000.

I occasionally did some more of that over the next few years, but never as much as I had.

Now I'm completely out (I keep an eye too see if there might be any other opportunities).

I won.

You have to be out to win it.

You do not have to be "in it to win it", Trish.

That is another nonsense ramp promoted by lottery marketers.

I won UKOG and am now I'm entirely out of it.

If you're in UKOG you are going to lose it.