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SR - that's why I can never understand how so many have invested so much here (unless they're trading of course).
The ones who say they've so much here forecast massive hikes, in which case don't invest so much in one place.
If they think there's going to be a lottery reward, I'd spread the risk by diversifying elsewhere.
I have done very well out of this, to the point the amount got too big for my comfort and I bottled out of doing more.
But the most I ever had here was under 5% of my whole portfolio and less than 0.1% when I started it.
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I put what I had left in UKOG into RR.
It was much less than you have; only a couple of grand-ish(?)
I usually only invest in £10k chunks now (trading or otherwise).
But I sold those the same day, as it went straight back up when people realised the earnings figures weren't as bad as they first thought.
I don't like sudden rises and falls and tend to buy/sell on them, even things hold unless I can see a good reason.
I have bought some back this week, but not at the lower price I wanted.
I bought with the intention of holding for a couple of years, as I reckon it will recover to pre-covid levels (£3.00?) once people are out and about, travelling again.
Wish you good fortune with yours.
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The first Loxley meet was the last time I bought with the intention of a fast re-sale.
I bought at 0.2p and sold at 0.4p.
(Posted the same here at the time).

Tymers reckoned he sold at 0.5p.., the day after it fell.

:'D

Not UKOG, no.
I would only trade it now.
That needs it to go up and down in greater margins than at present.
I would also need to be more confident of an opportunity for it to go up at all.
I'm in other things at the moment.
Not that I wouldn't buy back if I saw some positive signs.
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Thanks Qwerty.
Appreciate the tip and the others you & BWM put me onto early last year.
I just took my pension for the coming tax-year.
I'm loath to invest anything else at the moment.
I bought BP heavily in March and October and rather over-exposed, certainly more than I would like to be.
It seemed too goo an opportunity not too when it slipped below £2.00.
Wish you luck though and will be watching.
I took up AVCT and doubled my money, but I don't like holding on too long and sold at 40p (ish).
I put my best mate onto it at the same time and he is of a different mind; sold his at the top, over £2.00.
Lol.
Typical!
;)

Have a great year, my friend.
Let's hope we can all get back to some kind of normal soon.
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I watched all of the two Loxley meetings and fail to see any difference between this meeting and those, other than names and faces.

If UKOG survives another hundred years Trousers will be long dead and the pound may have devalued enough.
2p could just be possible.

Selling a loss to avoid a bigger one is a hard decision to make.
I sympathise with anyone having to wrestle with it, having recently done it myself.
Although I had managed to reduce some of my loss the amount I had was from a profit anyway.
It still took me a year too long to act.

Not to me.
Hope I'm wrong, for everyone's sake.
Good luck to you all.
:)

:'D

Funky,
if you're still interested, RR is almost back under 90p again, at which point I will buy back in again.
If I can keep up my patience.
As I mentioned earlier, I've already realised a 10% profit from when I bought them a week ago, but that will allow me to buy back the same shares plus another 10% for 'free' (kind of).
Was my intention to hold for longer, but I dislike sudden rises and 90% of the time I will cash in when that happens
Good luck if you're watching them too.
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If you trade with H-L (as I have and do), it seems to be a problem they have during periods of particularly high volatility.
I've complained and complained and just get fobbed off all the time.
Given up complaining about it now.

It's especially frustrating when you're looking for high volatility and quick turnarounds.

I'm a Jag' fan, but not the electrics (yet).
The vehicle (i-Pace) seems okay, but its' range is pitiful.
Tesla seems to have cornered the market so far and their new batteries may change the game.
But I still don't see fossil being kicked out for decades.
Our reproduction rate still exceeds the rate at which we can provide new infrastructure.

It is one of the many things I find entertaining about some on this board.
The boiler-room ramping brigade spend half their time trying to convince people to buy UKOG shares.
Then they spend the other half telling anyone who doesn't own shares not to use the UKOG share chat forum.
Who needs t.v.?
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The spread may have been too wide at the time.
Atm it looks like 4%, but I noticed it was over 8% earlier.
If you'd made a bid of 0.13p, you would've actually bid 0.13p -8%, so it wouldn't have been high enough to trigger the order (at that particular moment).
:)

I held on only to trade back to nearly level but I'm afraid I've sold out entirely now.
I did have somewhere else to go, so there was an incentive.
But I held for a year too long.
I would only trade this now.

Wish you the best of luck and I hope it comes good for you.
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Congrat's BJW.
I've been banging on about doing that here for two and a half years.
Happy to see someone else realising their profits, instead of hanging on and moaning when others make a profit.
Let's hope we see more opportunities during this year as well.
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Whereas yours might be under 'comics'.
:)

*has
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I've recommended your post, Idespair.
Loved it.
Read those all the time.
I appreciate that, although I post all the details some don't like to read all of my posts and thus miss the details they need to make a quality critique.
It's a shame because I have often posted how I profited from this share over the last two and a half years.
When I began that was still possible.
Hey ho.
Doesn't affect me.
Just fyi (and I have also posted this), I originally bought BP as a buy and hold investment.
I was only intending to take the 6% annual dividend and be happy.
My initial investment nearly doubled and I decided to sell.
I've continued to do that where I felt there was opportunity to profit.
I had sold some of my holding (not just in BP) at the start of this year.
I take a lump sum from my pension in January and it just happened that I had quite a lot of cash before the virus really hit.
When it did hit in March BP went down to almost £2.00 and I bought a lot back.
At the end of Summer BP went below £2.00 and I bought even more.
I've more than doubled my BP holding this year at less than half the price I was previously holding.
I have posted all of this before, loosely associated to comments comparing it to UKOG in other conversations.

I don't hold anyone here to following my posts to the letter.
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I shan't be disappearing.
You will be pleased by the lowering of my post count.
But I am an investor, not a keyboard warrior.
My largest (percentage) profits have come from UKOG.
I shall continue to watch UKOG for any sign of those opportunities returning, in the same way that I watch many others.
Besides, this board plenty of free entertainment.
:)