Member Info for Skwizz

To be fair, one RNS & seven trade freezes.
;)

My investments / posts will not trouble anyone, let alone influence the markets, one way or another.

For clarity, I am not shorting.
Nor have I ever.
I do buy when I think it'll go up and sell when I think it'll go down.
But I take a risk and only do that if I see a decent/quick return.
Otherwise I will sit on my hands.
I have only traded UKOG probably less than ten times the whole of this year.
My avg currently is just under 0.3p.
I buy in £10k tranches and have bought this time around starting at 1p and following it down.
I have also sold and bought back in when there were obvious spikes (this year).

This is the same information I have always posted when anyone queries or criticises my methods.
Happy to explain as I believe trading is the only way profit will come from this company for a while and it has been extremely rewarding for me (more so a couple of years ago).
I am not at war with anyone here.
I wish to see all profit.
IT is ALL of us against the markets.
Not each other.

Lolololol.
Anything that floats anywhere near close by.
:'D

Btw, I believe it may have been Lenigas who started this claim.
Nevertheless it was made by Trousers and then denied only weeks later.
A BBC reporter remembered the claim being made and back-traced it to a one of their earlier reports, after he denied making it, and it has come to light elsewhere since.

Embarrassing and not a little ironic, Argus.
Here is the link to an article about Trousers claim and subsequent backtracking.
In?
"The Argus".
LOL

https://www. theargus.co.uk/news/12890890.oil-company-backtracks-on-100bn-barrels-claim/

First link on Google.
:D

Wolf - "Can anyone explain if the rns is good why as the SP not moved"

Sorry bud.
You've answered your own question.
:)

Maybe it's what the SP smells too.
Seems to have had an adverse effect on this great new gas announcement.
Oh wait.
For 'adverse', see also 'realistic'.

Nicely said, rich.
;)

Rampetty ramp, ramp, ramp.
De-Rampers!!!
Swampies!!!

And yet here we are again with the SP is back where it started this morning.
Wake up.
:)

"well. Its not really in their control."
It is under SCC's control, which I understood Mirasol's post referred to.
UKOG's RNS reported on SCC now working towards that schedule, rather than UKOG.
:)

Simple preparatory attempt at a build-up for the next placing.
Same old, same old.
Rampers so close to drowning now they'll grab at anything that floats nearby.

"Shoulda", "Woulda", "Coulda".
Just a man and a dream.

Nothing in Penguins post was de-ramping, merely fair and factual (as penguins sees them).
If you choose to only hear one side of a debate you will be mis-informed.
Especially where 10p leads that side of it.

What embarrassing and ill-informed BS!

There is video of Trousers claiming a find of over 100Bn barrels of oil at Horsehill and then denying it months later.
As far as I'm aware, he has never linked to his service record in relation to UKOG.
Had he done so he would have disgraced it!

I too think renewables will replace fossil.
In a few decades.
Won't be possible to [noticeably] replace fossils for at least ten years.
Oil and gas demand is only down now because of Covid and Summer.

10p is wealthier than Elon Musk, or so he'd have you believe.
Spending his time here, when he has so much, is only a hobby and lack of imagination.
;)

10,000,000 shares at 0.18p is only £18,000.
I have more than 2.5 times that invested here and I'm just a minnow.
The markets won't even notice it and certainly won't be influenced by it.
:)

CFRPflyer Exactly.
The fools following 'Soundbite Gretha' are the problem, not fossils.
While the birthrate continues to explode the number requiring energy continues to explode.
Population is the issue.

Electric cars (of which I will be a user soon) require charging.
Home charging is great, unless you want range as well.
Even Tesla are running out of charging space and the others are much worse.
Lithium is required to store power and that is also a finite resource.
Apple even bought their own mine to ensure they have a supply of the stuff.

There is NO infrastructure for renewables and won't be for decades.
When everyone is let back out into the world demand will increase and the supply chain that used to meet it has been decimated.
Wells have closed, workers, furloughed, tankers scrapped.
That chain cannot be replaced or revived overnight.
There will be a significant bounce in the opposite direction, in my view.
I've put my money where my mouth is already;
I am already top-heavy in energy, but I've been buying oil heavily since March looking at a two or three year return.
I reckon that, within that time, we may see Brent at over $70/b.
I'm hoping to see it closer to, or even over, $100/b

:)

Nothing and I, for one, am interested.
Thanks for posting.
:)

"Down"???
Shurely shome mishtake!
Mr.Invester" guaranteed 0.5p by the second week of September.
"Guaranteed", I say.