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Ade,
If they're like me, the uninvested can still have an interest here.
And, as an investor, you need them to because investment is what will drive the SP up.
But it needs to be institutional investors, not PIs.
I personally hope this can be turned around for probably different reasons than yours, and I don't believe it will be on the evidence we have been given access to so far.
If it finds its' way back to having some tradeable qualities, I would consider doing that again.
Good luck to you and all still invested, or otherwise.
:)

LOL Cynders.
Absolutely love it!
:D

"Mr" would convey a degree of respect that is incompatible with all his achievements.
"Trousers" still seems good to me.
;)

Hard luck, danpoe353.
Hope you can get it all (and more) back.
May just take time.
There are ways.
I've been trading elsewhere since selling up here and there are definitely alternatives.
Good luck.
:)

Good luck.
Think you're right.
Thought it was too low yesterday and still low today.
Question is more around how long you'll have to wait.

Sold this morning for 1095p.
I'd made yesterday's purchase because the price had fallen too far and I hoped they'd re-balance quickly.
Not averse to trading if an opportunity arises.
I've bought more for the same reason before that but at a higher buy-in and I'll need to hold those a bit longer.
I also have a much larger position I've grown for two years and will maintain as an LTH.
:)

GREAT!
I bought yesterday at 974p and sold this morning for 1095p.
If you're right, I'll buy back when it falls again.
Otherwise, I'll just keep holding onto the position I bought two years ago for longer term gains.

Technically it's an Investment Trust, which is like an Investment Fund but run like a business and publicly traded.
You buy shares in S.M.T. as a company and that buys you bundles of other companies' shares, which are held within it.
:)

How much will I win if I buy a ticket for tonight's lottery?

Brent up as a reaction to the Yemen rebels attacking Saudi oil facilities.
Unfortunately for their military geniuses, they'd forgotten that Saudi is currently on a production cut.
So, were there to be a shortage from these attacks, they'd simply increase it somewhere else to balance their supply yo again.
Once the markets realised that it fell back again.

That's not to say it isn't on the way up again anyway, and will spike once demand increases and everyone realises that what's left of the supply infrastructure won't be able to cope quickly enough without being bolstered and replaced.

You asking us, or telling us?

I'm in again at 974p earlier.
Also put both of my parents in at 973p just before.
Think we're at or near the bottom but can foresee more volatility for a while yet.
I'm not saying 'No' for these prices though.

:)

Hardly likely, unless they come up with a way to trace it back through the blockchain encryption.
An act which in itself would defeat its' function and render all of it worthless immediately.
Can't tax something with no value.

I have BP as part of my main portfolio, but still trade occasionally, when it's gone up enough to warrant.
Don't see any profit in PMO though.
Good luck wherever you find profit, that's all that matters.
:)

Wouldn't really matter, Was.
I only post in English.
If you don't speak English, it doesn't matter if you've filtered me or not.
:D
"Skwizz was, and is again back, on filter"
Sure.
LMAO!
You're making this too easy for me.

Before I began posting, nobody could have known anything about me or what I (personally) had been doing.
The comments I read were general but happened to be about a practice I had been using.
I disagreed with them on that basis and chose to explain.

"Just unfiltered Skwizz for a short while"
Yah, sure ya did.
ROFL!

For all of their verbal diarrhea?

Lol, Thx Qwerty.
Yep, but I bought half back and put the rest into SMT.
Ah well.
Win some lose some.
Heheheh.

Wiz'.
Posting since 19th Jun 2019, but reader for longer.
I began posting because there were some people here saying what I'd done was not possible and a very bad idea.
I agree it's risky as it's not how I do most of my investing.
But I posted only to comment that it's not pointless and provide impartial visibility for those who had asked about it, not those who wish to invest in their own blinkered way and remain closed to other ideas.
Similarly with my reply to Stocky earlier.
I'm happy for anyone and everyone else to invest however they wish.
It doesn't bother me one way or another.
But I do enjoy the general entertainment provided by many foolish posts I have had the pleasure of reading in here.
I think of some of them as 'Savers', like yourself.
:)

Sorry again.., I currently have no UKOG holding so, by default, I must have sold those as well.
:)

Hi Boovie,

Sorry, I've no idea.
I've traded UKOG much more than any other share and bought at many different prices since just before it got to 11p.
I'd bought at 3.2p just before that and then sold at 10.2p, which was my first ever 'deliberate' effort at trading (although I still thought of it as just an experiment).
:)

"Trading" is a minor activity for me, compared to my whole portfolio.
50% of any and all profits I made/make from trading is always fed into my main portfolio.
I fund all trading from a small separate portfolio which is self-funding (and not in the Stephen Sanderson sense).
If I make a mistake (as I did a year ago with '3OIL') it never affects that.
:)