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Just watched an interesting video from a YouTube Tesla lover, who bought himself a Model 3 a year ago.
He just posted his opinions after year of useage.
Pretty much what you might expect.

Something that surprised me though (after all the swampy claptrap about electric vehicles) in Winter, when you put the heaters on, the available distance can reduce by up to HALF!
He bought the extended mileage version.
I was interested in the same vehicle but that's a deal-breaker for me.
Just not a realistic alternative.

Appears to be another reason oil will be around for a long time yet.
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So why ask for opinions if you're already clued up?
3 posts and 1 showing in yer profile again.
Still such a giveaway.
:D

Yeah, BBC commented similarly.
Announcement in the briefing on Sunday apparently....
I wouldn't expect too much yet.
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Fella.
You're willing to risk your money on the say so of a bunch of people you don't know and who don't know you, each with their own agendas?
You might want to rethink your investment strategy.
Rule 1:- DYOR (Do your own research).

Look at the share price charts; the accounts; and the performance/decisions/practices of the management.
Do you know anyone, who's opinion you value, who's also invested?
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Regardless of my outlook on this (which is still only just on the positive side of 50/50), I am only interested in profits.
Mine AND everyone else's.
Good luck and let's hope this might start a turn about.
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Excellent Stinger.
I shall look forward to reading more self-indulgent clap-trap from you and to entertaining you more with mine own.
:D

Sting, I'm holding 5M shares.
Last week I bought 5M more for 1/5th the price of the others.
I've since sold 2.5M.
Currently I have 7.5M (2.5 of those are for early trading.

As I've mentioned once or twice before, anyone who doesn't like what I post is free to use the Filter button.
It's at the top of the page, two from the right of the red "Regular Share Chat" button.
Rather than continually attacking others, if you're that desperate not to see someone's posts, don't you think that would be the smarter option and leave you looking a little less silly?
You could even post something like "Skwizz! Filtered!" to cheer yourself (and me) up a bit.
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Early May Bank Holiday is Friday 8th May.
Spring Bank Holiday is 25th May.
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Yep, I agree with that.
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Why would you ask BWM to leave, rather than the rampers who may have lead you to believe there was no problem while your investment was falling?
Let's keep the ones who can prove they have an idea what they're talking about.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-52523905

What oil is going through now is why I think there will be a particularly vicious about-turn later on, when demand returns.
There will be no infrastructure and the pace of demand pick-up will once again outstrip the pace of supply, turning the current trough back into a peak.
Possibly greater than any seen so far.
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Lol.
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There's cash?
Yet they went looking for more cash through issuing more shares, this time at a 1/3 discount to the previous day's SP close.

Who are you and what have you done with Joey???
:P

Bingo!
They were let down by their ******-in-chief, who believed that he could ignore the rest of the world and put US interests above everyone else's, turn on the taps, and was stupid enough to think all that extra oil would continue to sell at the same price, with no effect on the market as a whole.

Not glad to see the effect his tenure will have on the US generally.
Wish it could be solely confined to his interests.
"Genius". lolol
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Not sure but I think Markie meant that he bought at 1p.
Share's now worth 25p (approx).
In which case he's down 75%.
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Kind of forced to really.
Otherwise I'd get locked in waiting and could lose a selling opportunity by waiting for bigger profits.
That's why the rest got stuck in at higher prices (and why I won't let the boiler rooms boys get away with their nonsense, even though I'm invested).
I thought AVCT might be my next opportunity, but I got stuck OUT on that one because I got out too quickly.
Lololol.
All good fun and as long as yer up at the end of the day....
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*went up 20%, not fell.
If I'd been doing it that way I definitely wouldn't still be here now.
;)

Unfortunately, Mirasol, I think we all can guess by now how they like to fund new projects.
:(

Very first one got me 300%.
Wasn't intending to even trade.
Just don't like sudden swings, either way so I sold out.
Just happened to have got in as 'the spike' started.

That one sell made me wonder if I would be able to trade profitably (something I regarded previously as about as realistic a possibility as regular visits to a bookie).

Over the next twelve to eighteen months I bought and sold targeting rises and falls of 10%.
I always left a higher figure for 'pending' dealing instructions and would wake up some days to a deal of 20 or 40%, without even doing anything.
During this period I would roll my whole profit forward as my new stake.
These figures only refer to funds I dealt from my ISA, so doesn't include profits in my SIPP (which I wasn't fully managing myself at the time).

Some days the SP was so volatile I made two complete buy/sell trades in a day, and some I even made three.

One day I bought in and, as is my practice, automatically completed the form to leave a 'reverse' advance instruction to sell when the price fell 20%.
It took me one minute and, when I pressed the complete button, the price had already fallen that much and the deal executed.
So 20% in one minute.
And by then the size of my stake was considerable.

Then things slowed a lot at the end of Summer 2018.
I made a few trades after March 19 and it slowed again after Summer 2019, to the point where I's stopped rolling my total and was just investing in £10k chunks, and only targeting 5% deals.
Of those I think I have sold two for just 2% and 4% for quick returns.

That was my whole strategy with UKOG, just go for quick turnarounds.

To get to £100k took me (I think) just 35 trades, between June 2017 and xmas 2018.
I have made more since but, as I say, for much less and they have required me to settle for lower profits and longer turnarounds.
Time was my enemy with this, particularly over the last year when the SP has slid down pretty steadily.
Most of the investment I left in after xmas 2018 is worth less than half what I bought it for.

Because of the success I had here, I also traded Blue Prism and Fevertree* (both on their way up).
I've made quick money with them and got out before they slid, but nothing like I've made from UKOG.

I hold a lot in BP shares.
Again I bought in for the dividend but I could sell them every xmas (except the last two years) and they would fall off in the Summer, when I'd buy them back.
When I traded BP I'd make about 20% but I could only do it once or twice per year.
If I didn't sell, there was still a 6% dividend.
I recently bought a load more at £3.00, for the same reason, although I believe that there will be a violent upswing when the glut goes and then I will sell again.

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