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Yep.
I have friends invested here at over 1p too.
One of the reasons I still hope it can be turned around.
:(

AFF.
I wish you luck and hope it comes good for you.
By pure luck I did sell at 10.2p.
The volatility has been so good that I've often been in and out since .
Will keep watching for any signs of change.
For now though, I've pushed the women and children out of my way.
;)

The band on the Titanic remained positive....
Everyone else ran for the lifeboats.
Some even survived.

Ask now 0.125/Bid- 0.115
(Spread 8.7%).

DBNO
As has bee repeated on here many times, UKOG is independent of the price of Brent.
The price at which you can sell oil only applies to someone who has it to sell.

AFF85
Many have asked the same question for the past three years and more.
Having so much share dilution and misdirection from the 'Smoke & Mirrors' BoD does not help.
Except to convince major investors that this can't be turned around.

You obviously have no concern about the SP performance, so I wish you the best of luck.
Genuinely.
Despite my views on it, I would still like to see this come good.

"some news next week me thinks"

If I'd had one drop of oil every time I heard that on here, I'd have more than UKOG.

Made me recall an amusing football quote:-

"The well from which a true fan draws their misplaced optimism is almost bottomless."

:'-D

A wise decision, Richie.
A good many contributors here have opted to do the same thing.
Those who don't share my thoughts and disagree with them, or others whose views are similar to my own.
Going out of your way to be rude to someone who has not been rude to you, when such a feature is easily and readily available, makes you appear to be a bit simple.
GL
:)

Rather wasted your third post there Richie.

1)
I lost £12k last March, because I made a stupid investment (3OIL).
Would've been £30k, had I not already traded it up to that from £10k and received £2k back in compensation.

2) I first invested £1k in UKOG as it started the 11p spike and sold it for 10.2p.
That was against all my investing philosophies.
But I then wondered if I could do it deliberately and make a go of it.
I traded it to over £100k (buying low, selling higher, buying back more shares with the profits).
At £100k, I felt decidedly uncomfortable with the amounts I was trading.
(I retired at 56 in 2016 and am fortunate enough not to need to trade - I do it for other reasons).
I withdrew half and transferred it to my 'main' portfolio.
I left the other half here as a 'long-term' hold.
Realising I'd made another big mistake, I spent the next two years trading the loss just so I could withdraw that without a penalty (although I lost two years worth of interest).

I've posted my mistakes along with my successes.
I don't post 1/4 of my investments; history; or strategy.
My 'trading' portfolio never got above 10% of my whole portfolio, and mostly was under 5%.
My main portfolio is invested 'patiently' and achieving 20% average annual returns.

I worked in the O&G industry for a while, at the end of the nineties /start of the noughties.
I wouldn't say that I'm an expert in that; the Pharma industry (in which I also worked), the Agricultural industry, in which I owned a business, before selling it in 2016; or investing.
Or anything.

But, if someone politely asks a sensible question and I think I can answer it, I will.
If I subsequently think of more information related to it, I'll update my answer.

There are some proper lunks on this board.
I mostly leave them to advertise their own prowess and they seem to delight in that.
But, as far as investing is concerned, I bear nobody any ill will, until they try to cost someone else a profit.
I see investing as "Us vs The Market" and will try and help others to a profit if I think I can.

I have posted many, many, many times before that I am no investing expert.
I come to it from a novice standpoint and am learning on the way.
But I have had well above my share of good fortune.
Happy to share info, on the afore-mentioned caveats.

I have been successful with UKOG and am grateful for that.
Around Q1/Q2 last year I realised it was going to continue a long fall, because of its' management and their poor policy choices.
I like to remain open to the possibility of a turnaround which is the reason I'm still here, having sold the last of my holding in January.
But I think there's just a 5% chance of that possibility of that chance being realised.
I vehemently disagree with the constant reasonless ramping going on here.
I hope there IS a turnaround, as I have friends still invested here (at >1p).
The changes required look to me to be too great at this time.

Goo

I don't understand why other continually ramp it.
It's been decimated by continual dilution for no end-product over the last three and a half years.

"Just needs time"
LOL.

"there IS money to be made elsewhere"
'Zackly.
Congrat's and good luck.

btw.., "CINE".
;)

The intensity, scale, or otherwise, of protests can hinder a business' ability to operate properly and thus its' share price.
:)

Those 45,000,000 shares are worth all of £53,420.

Topdog,

To be fair it's not worthless.
But its' value is small compared to where it was when many holders bought it.
It may appear 'worthless', if you compare it to previous values.
I am far from being a fan of what UKOG's become (or, rather, its' management), just like to keep things clean.
:)

'CINE' (Cineworld Group plc)

;)

* Gee whizz, Skwizz.
;)

BP has oil to sell.
They're part of my main portfolio.
I've made a higher percentage profit from UKOG than I ever have BP.
Hope I'll be able to do that again one day.
I posted the article because that's been the subject of conversations here for some time.
Something I've also been banging on about.
You need to pay more attention to me.
Or filter me.
Either way have a great evening.
:)

Lol
&
lol
I'm interested in making more profits than I can here at the moment.
Hoping that will change again.
Don't see it yet.
;)

"Crude oil could hit $100 and top it, and this could happen before this year’s end, according to Craig Johnson from investment bank Piper Sandler.

Speaking to CNBC, Johnson said, “I could actually see a number that could be north of 100 in the next, say, six to ... 12 months from here,” noting the still strong upside potential of crude. “To us, it looks like you could have more than 40% upside to get back to the old highs in 2018”

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Another-Investment-Bank-Is-Betting-On-100-Oil.html

Yep.
Still won't help Trousers but my BP stake's going to look nice and pretty, out there in the sun.
:D

Good luck, David.