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"Watching this forum over the last few weeks, 100's of people could of been put off buying any shares in UKOG"

Sure they could have.
They'll be risking their own money based on what they read here, rather than the results of their own research.
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HH1AN2
Why do you?
Who are you trying to convince and, more to the point, why?
Week after week all you lot do is talk about the leprechaun at the end of some fantasy rainbow.
Week after week all that happens is the SP sinks further and further.
How daft do you have to be?

Cheers Seadoc, I am indeed.
Although I do try to remain flexible for any quick opportunities.
;)

While I feel sympathy for anyone who's lost money here.
If someone has actually invested their money based on what they've read on this board, I know a former Nigerian Prince who has an idea to recover their loss.
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Exactly what I'm doing, Ian.
Though I have less faith in any recovery.
I've pretty much written off my remaining holding already.
Maybe I'll have a nice surprise when I check it again one day.
:(

Think you may find Adrian's "batting for the other side" now, Frank.
He posted recently that he'd cut his losses, sold his shares, and as been quite negative on Twitter ever since.
He may be quite pleased as I believe he sold around 0.3p, so he's saved already himself 0.1p.
:)

Because those people may have boughth in at 1p, when it was the lowest six months ago.
Or 0.5p, when it was the lowest.
Or 0.3p, when it was the lowest.
Or 0.2p when it was the lowest.
Others say they're waiting for it to get to 0.1p before they buy in.
I'm not sure why people keep putting their money in when there's no sign of any improvement and this morning the BoD tabled and passed a motion allowing them to issue more shares and dilute the value of the company even further.
Lololol.
Mad.
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Yep.
Everything's fantastic.
Just one thing wrong;
Despite some saying how fantastic everything is, the value of our investment continues to fall.
:D

Regardless of what they show, I believe the Eyes deserve our gratitude.
However I am of the same mind, in that 2 or 3 tankers a day is not much more than a 'hobby'.
There won't be any real money coming to this until there are a lot more.

"Theres news on the way imo" as seen in the dregs of HH1AN2's tea cup.
:D

OMG!!!!
Do my eyes deceive me???

First Joey.., now Mr008!!!

It is indeed a strange world in which we live.
;)

Scally',
Could be worse; He could have held another issue to pay for 'em.
:)

Mirasol,
Thank you for your continued contributions.
One poster here whose insight I value more than many others.
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GL longtermholder.
:)

I'm expecting nothing.
As ever.
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Some deeply insightful financial advice ther TR.
Are you trying to convince others to buy in or yourself, to not cut your losses?
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I've seen huge uplifts and falls on open.
That's the reason I always leave pending orders to activate Buy/Sell orders when the market does open.
Can sometimes only last a few seconds (if that) and I can't trade that quickly myself.
:)

Excuse my fat typing fingers.
:D

Totally agree with you, Will.
Exactly what I do with my trading.
10% is still six times the current annual bank savings rates.
And you ay get other opportunities to add to that 10% during the same year.
A bird in the hand....!
;)

Indeed.
Used to be VERY different and 10% was achievable quickly, easily and often.
Not been that way here for around eighteen months now.
I've been aiming for 5% since last October and still only managed five or six decent trades in that time.
But yes, mostly the risk doesn't warrant the reward.
:)

Gets around my ad-blocker.
Makes the page move about all over the place.
Gives the site a very amateur appearance.

Ninvestor - exactly.

But I'd just mention that there's no stamp on AIM shares and you can keep trading fees quite low.
I trade in £10k chunks and do it often enough that H-L (with whom have my main SIPP and ISA) discount their trading fee.
So I only pay £5.95 flat, per trade (normal fee is £11.95).
£5.95 is just 0.06% of a £10k trade and barely noticeable if you're looking for a 10% or more profit.
The larger amount you trade the less, in effect, it costs to do it.
I'm sure you're already aware, but I thought I'd mention just in case.
:)