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What is/are "UKOG (GB) Limited"s remit/assets?
How does this failure impact the rest of the business?

A fair point, well made.
Thanks.

Cornsland, I'm sixty myself.
In my career I've worked for businesses, managed businesses, and owned and run four of my own (one umbrella for the other three).
I wouldn't give Trousers credit for having enough nouse to go to a shop and buy the bleach for the company cleaner to clean the toilets.
And I'd certainly want to check the bag and receipt when he got back.
If he's managed UKOG properly, it can only mean things are worse than we feared or are being told.

Thank you.
Though you may have forgotten my posts about the £30k I had invested in 3OIL, when it went bust last February.
And AVCT which I bought at 20p and sold at 40p, before it then rose above £2.00.
I banked £50k from UKOK and left £50k in, The latter's now worth £32k (have traded my average down while it fell from 1p to 0.15p this year).
If you think this is just bragging, then we have a different understanding of the word and it was not my intention anyway.

I am a Holder myself but I do trade with a very small part of my portfolio (5%).
When I explain myself it's either to those who ask (as in the thread here) or to holders who denigrate 'traders', why and how I do it.
Some of these posts have been at length, if I'm asked to explain more.
I am not a professional or knowledgeable, I am teaching myself and have been (IMO) extremely fortunate with nearly all my investments.
I do regret that some might say my posts are merely "bragging", but also appreciate that many of those are merely trolling.
:)

"9,999,999 what a nice buy"

At that value, just £14.74k.

When was the last time you saw a short on UKOG?
They only publish shorts above a certain value.

I believe so, for at least a decade*.
But you need to focus on where.
Although I still have shares here, I think I'll make more from the majors from here.
Certainly for the medium term.

*I actually think two to three decades, but all the negativity from Greta and everyone trying to suck up to her is causing me to question my convictions.

Ahhh the irony.

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Mr008
Posted in: UKOG
Posts: 999
Price: 0.225
Strong Buy
RE: buy
30 Jun 2020 22:17
When most PIs are bearish on ukog and believe that the price will fall to 0.1-0.15p, the stock price will move up from 0.21p.
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UNQUOTE

"They all allow councils to revoke or modify a planning consent"
Not approve.
Think UKOG would still have to go to court.

Different authorities for different.., authority, and changing the remit of previous planning applications.

Think this is the same article without the subscription requirement.

https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/the-pandemic-has-broken-shale-and-left-oil-markets-in-opec-hands

LOL
What a turnaround.
:)

ErFreh,
Congrat's.
I've been pessimistic about this share for a while.
But I think it may be a bit too low from Friday's reaction.
I've got as much as I want invested in this at the moment.
Will you stay out or consider buying back in at the current price?
I might be tempted to buy back in at this price (if I had spare UKOG cash lying around).

Don't wish to be accused of ramping, just my personal opinion.

Yep.
And just as much to go bust.

Be like calling '999' because a McDonalds employee left the Gherkin out of your BigMac burger.

Not a Police matter.

Me too.
This isn't South America.
Like it or not, our officials have a job to do.
They're elected to execute it with their best judgement (as insane as that may seem to others).

Yep.
I posted about it during and following the first meeting.
If I was Sanderson, I would've written to the residents myself even before the first meeting.
I have posted since that I thought UKOG should ensure it was done anyway before the second.
I stopped posting about it after a while as I thought it could be picked up and used by them as a delaying tactic...

"My thoughts on the traveler's is if the answer is no is that they are of no fixed abode & may not require to notify them."

Mine too.
:)

Yeah, I seem to remember photo's from the June meeting which showed housing.
It was probably shown again today but I missed the beginning.
I can't remember if there was any moveable accommodation on the site as well.
But the point was that it's a permanent site.