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No idea and no news yet.
I have been negative about it for a while so I don't want to sound like I'm de-ramping, but there is normally a 10% jump (-ish) just before a placing and we have been expecting one.
I realise that sounds like a de-ramp anyway but it's just my thought.

I keep seeing posts by people who were happy and satisfied with what they were told by UKOG representatives (mainly wearing pink trousers).
Looooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaads and loooooooaaaaaads of people.
Been almost four years now.
The fact seems rather different from what they were all told..
:D

I am guessing about its' future, if that's what you meant.
That's pretty much the nature of predictions.
:)

That's a kind of 'supply & demand' question.
It would depend how many shares were being offered; how much of the business they represented; and whether anybody thought there was sufficient value left with such a placing to warrant an investment of any kind.
The placing itself would find a new level for the SP, depending on its' size (chicken & egg).
:)

On this day, one year ago, the market cap was £47m and SP was 0.4p.

Market cap ->1/3 and SP -1/4 over 12 months today.

lol.
0.2% of cap.

dbno

It did go under 0.11p, yesterday.
Only just, and only briefly, but still - fugly's prediction accuracy is now proven a good deal more realistic than many here.
Personally, I think it may ("may") do it again soon, maybe even lower and for longer.

"Find me a board of directors who are NOT fearful of investors here."

UKOG's.
They don't realise they have any.

I agree!
Hear hear!
;)

Wow.
3x 'still's in one sentence.
Far too early for Skwizz.
:)

"I really think Sarah Finch has lost the plot"

They all have.
All banging on about EV's when there aren't enough resources to manufacture charging stations, let alone the batteries they'd need.
Then there's the environmental damage their manufacture causes, and how do they propose disposing of the things when they're no longer useful?

Electric is only a limited solution.
Then we still need fossil.
Or we could all go back to the Middle Ages (which most of them look as though they have!).
:)

Lol.
Yep, and that was my exact view before I invested in UKOG.
AIM is still extremely risky and I still think the odds are still against making a profit.
But, because of that, there are also some opportunities for big returns.

Squeaky's post, and mine supporting it, did not extoll AIM investing as the best way to grow wealth.
Any investing by its' nature comes with risk, or its' a scam.
No-one should invest and think they are guaranteed to profit.
It's only possible.
As is making a loss.

I make a regular [good] profits from my investments and am able to live on those.
Even so, I lost an ETF of £30,000 a year ago (only £12,000 after previous profits/compensation taken out, but £30k is what was left invested in it).
That's my biggest loss, even after leaving £50k invested here after it started to slide (I would've been 3/4 down but mitigated that from trading over the last two years and got out completely in January).
Previously I'd profited massively from UKOG by accepting the greater risk/reward I believed it offered with £1,000 I thought I could afford to lose, as an experiment.
I was very fortunate that my portfolio had grown to a level which allowed me to try that.
:)

"no one should invest money in AIM that they cant afford to lose"
Or anywhere else.

Yup, seen through it for three and a half years.

Sixpence will be UKOG's market cap soon.

"How come the same people posting all the negativities everyday"

Because they live in the real world?

Down to only 100bopd now?
That's under half a tanker.

or hot air.
;)

Slight uptick and you would've been forgiven for thinking had turned a corner.
But here we are again.
-2.08% and back in the 0.11's.
They are a funny lot.
All that effort, wasted by fact and reality.
:)