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Again?
Your filter have a power cut?
Lolol.

Could they be any worse?

Doubtless!
And how will they all be packaged and transported?

Idiot Swampies.

On a side note, I see Spitting Image's favourite new puppet is of Gretha Thundberg, the soundbite queen.
Hopefully wake a few of her child followers up a bit.

Not seeing that example yet, Cinders.

"Waist" lololol.
Make yer own judgement.
:)

Maybe the "deramping" crew weren't the issue(?).

Good luck JJ.
I hope you do well from it.
:)

"Being a mastermind of investment"

Cinders, show me once, anywhere, that I have claimed to be anything but an out and out investing n00b and/or extremely lucky with ALL of my investments so far.
Let alone with UKOG, where my pure luck has been phenomenal.
You will find a great deal of posts only claiming that.
As have all the others, who've said similar.

The rampers would have you believe I've been 'aboard' all along.
I've tried to be neither.

I've been in UKOG for three years and am one of the few who have made a profit from it.
I'll still be in profit, even if it goes bust (I banked half a year and a half ago and let the rest 'ride').
I'm just furious that this has being run into the ground when it should be making profit.
The 'investment I left in has been whittled away for no reason.
At the very best it's become an experiment for the CEO, no more.
Continually borrowing from shareholders for no reward.
I can still trade and have almost made back the difference between where we were a couple of years ago and today.
Fuming that I'm having to.
I had a split strategy (trading/holding).
What I've left here was for holding, but I'm having to trade to keep it above water and I'm more and more convinced that he'll drive it into the ground anyway.

Actually that's a lie; I got 50% on the Loxley build-up as well (sold at 0.3p and should have held for 0.5p, but any profit's a profit).

You can sell for a loss, if you think it'll go down further (I have over the last year).
But then you have to buy back in when you think it'll go up to profit.
And, if it goes up when you've just sold, you can end up making a loss.
There are big profits to be had.
Big losses as well.
Doing things this way you have to start by reducing your losses first.
Once that's been achieved, you have the option to keep going and start building profits instead.
On paper it's exactly the same as 'normal' trading, except your starting point is from the position of a loss.
This has a psychological effect on your decisions and shouldn't be undertaken without accepting that.

Can be done, but be VERY careful.
Take some time to think about it, D.Y.O.R., and NEVER listen to others (especially from this forum).
I'd just got my Buy down to 0.32p, from 0.75p, when it fell again on Friday.
Was expecting it, but not quite so soon.
Such is life, just have to work a bit longer on it now and I do notice the difference of doing this when the SP is heading down.
I do when it's headed up as well.
Perfect situation for me is when it fixes on a point and goes up and down around that.
It's been 0.2p since the beginning of June, but then the spread has been too wide for most of that to make a trade worthwhile.
Only managed three in four months for between 5% and 20%.
Three years ago you could do three in the same day and make over 10% on each one.

Pictures and videos are probably the most factual and ramp-free data we are blessed with here.
I'm sure nobody can really criticise anything the eyes (whoever they may be, with whatever axe they have to grind) for posting simple facts.
Although, if they start adding their own spin to it, they may attract some criticism.
Thanks to all for continuing to provide some useful input for the rest of us.
:)

Only trading to reduce my average (on what I have left here).
Have been doing that already but a 20% drop from .2p doesn't help.
I really don't believe there's any kind of future here any more.
It's just a con to fund the BoD now.
Definitely wouldn't consider put new money in here, even on positive news.

Totally called it, Welsh.
;)

"Life" implies it has some left.

Time's up, moron.

Health is more important than anything Hully.
Glad you have yours.
Trousers will find a way to make it worse.
He's been trying to convince investors for years how UKOG is able to self-fund its' own projects and delighted in raising more shares for external funding at every and any opportunity.

This would be funny but we've all watched people get suckered in to buying here for a year, and still are, despite the best efforts of many.

I thought Cinders might come up with a sensible post, if I waited long enough.
:D

Copland - yep, I agree.
But a re-perf may be good news longer term (not very long, hopefully.
It's one of those things which may not be immediate because it'll take a little while to execute and judge results.
I just hope Trousers is as quick posting said results either way, as no news is bad news in UKOG's backyard.
Fate might be holding out a small olive-branch (never let it be said I have no sense of optimism...! Lololol).
;)

Well (pardon the pun, heheheh), at least this one is a re-perforation.
A re-perforation COULD be some good news, finally!
Or not.
I wait to be impressed in due course.
;)