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Yep.
Pretty much the same since falling 27th April.
Some would rather just believe what they want to see happen.
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Will cheese off the locals;
All the extra noise and fumes from tankers idling outside the site, because they can't get past a bunch of morons from the soundbite generation.
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Totally agree with the last point of your post.
But I post about negative sides to this share.
I'm no swampy.
I'm a retired investor with (almost) no scruples where my money's concerned.
:)

As you were...

https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/oil-spikes-saudi-output-headlines?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+zerohedge%2Ffeed+%28zero+hedge+-+on+a+long+enough+timeline%2C+the+survival+rate+for+everyone+drops+to+zero%29

Been trying to find out why, but can't find anything yet.
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Yep, that is averaged, but two spikes at nearly 20% of last week's 0.24p might demonstrate a growing appetite (trading or otherwise).
That's my interpretation anyway.
I'd rather it was an average, rather than a couple of spikes, but it is what it is.
Purely for trading purposes, I'd also like to see these sizeable spikes return to the SP.
:)

Just shot up and spiked at 0.29p again!
:D

!!!

:D

https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/big-oil-earnings-battered-by-virus-but-worst-is-yet-to-come-2115712

(That is, Monday 11th)
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Tomorrow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFYGM9sQQvo
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Lol!
I've a horrible feeling I may have sold ACP too early as well.
Ah well.
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I feel sympathy for anyone who's lost money here.
I read their posts and think lots probably wouldn't have if they'd realised just how much they'd been misled.
But I love all those folks who've profess to have supposedly invested in UKOG to try and make a profit.
Many did have opportunities to sell an realise a profit but decided not to.
Some just want to moan at anyone who actually has realised a profit.
How odd.
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With Germany and Korea seeing numbers heading up again, I would be rather surprised if there's very much difference yet.
So far (and they are still well ahead of Boris making his broadcast tonight) the BBC's only reporting that he's going to change the language from "Stay at home" to "Stay Alert".
WTF that's supposed to do I have no idea.
Maybe look around corners to see if there's any Coroney hiding there.
Boris must think we're amurkins.
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As tankers have been reported regularly I would hazard a guess that they're not under lockdown (govt has also stressed that oil supply is a 'key' industry.
It is possible that things have slowed down to keep things ticking over during the supply glut*.
*if it's possible for them to produce at semi-decent levels yet.
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Btw, the guy doing the review (in Californistan), said his Model 3 distance/charge would come down from 260 miles in Summer, to 160 in Winter.
He reported that he believed it to be down to his heater use.
I also find my fuel consumption reduces by around 3-5mpg in Winter, but I put that down to UK road and weather conditions.
He didn't comment on his air-con use in Summer, but I assume that would be similar.
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Yepper.
I have always kept a note of my fuel consumption (helps determine if the vehicle has any mechanical problems are brewing)..
The heater* doesn't seem to affect it all that much (at least in my current vehicle) but the air-con makes a huge difference.
At "combined" mileage (m/ways and town) it drags down from 42mpg to around 34-36.
*windscreen heater makes a noticeable difference, but it doesn't need to be on very long in current vehicle.
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Got another cheeky 10% in yesterday, thanks again.
Watching with interest (sic).
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Yessir.
I mentioned it originally as I was surprised by the drop in available mileage from using vehicle accessories.
Especially with all the swampies espousing electrics as viable alternatives to oil and suggesting oil is 'over'.
Seems like we're still a long way from that, unless people only want a vehicle for local shopping trips.
Dirty or not, oil's going to be a staple for decades.
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Thx Nomunglu,
I don't think I've looked at the 'Y'.
Looked at the S, but dismissed that in favour of the 3.
Not near buying yet, just been mapping out possible future options.
Bought a bit of a gas-guzzler a few years ago (2012) expecting to change four years ago.
Was thinking we'd all be in electrics by now.
Mine's doing well at the moment and I'm loathe to get rid of her.

Interesting info on the Tesla heat pump.
I will follow up and find out how efficient it really is.
I still think the electric revolution is further off now anyway.
:)