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Ohh, gotcha.
Thx.
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Thanks matey, you too.

My first sell currently is 1.15p, so a way to go yet.
A 0.5p buy may not work at such a low price but, if it does, it would be a nice little extra for me outside of the rest of my strategy.
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If that was for me, I've just made two more Buys if it slips to 0.5p.
I think I'm more realistic than negative, otherwise I'd have made no profits at all out of this.
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I've got two more buys down for 0.5p.
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I did.
Which was why I queried.
You seem more positive normally but the post seemed to imply the ingress cure had failed.
I'd not seen/heard anything either way.
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Who said they failed?
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ANGS - The tale of Joey's other unsuccessful ramps.
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15 mins behind the market.
I saw the SP and knew there must have been a new RNS.
Some commentaries now pointing Brent toward $45 a barrel.
Though not directly linked to us, it won't inspire confidence either.
Just released some capital, in case I can exploit any new opportunities.
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Thx for the reminder, David.
I have Sells at 40p and 50p on my last buys.
Happy to relinquish for a quick profit here and there.
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IPT.

You may have missed it but Frank did re-post on this board a couple of times>
He was full of apologies and suggested that he may have been misled by a conversation he'd had with SS personally during his visit.
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Oh good!
There will be lots of new patients being infected by this virus.

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Beginning of what?
Look at 2005.
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To be fair, any kind of investment is a gamble.
Even for those who invested in a Northern Rock savings account before 2007....
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LOL HH1.
That was actually pretty good.
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Thanks for the info on Train, Jab1tt.
I wasn't aware but put a good value on that data.
I'm of the view FEVR is undervalued and I still don't see why the revenue figures weren't received more favourably.
UK was down, but FEVR targeted growth outside of the UK and those figures show that's just what's happening.
Them marketing that opportunity further supports the potential even more.
Happy to hold.
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I should have though that any business, which replaces workers with software "robots", should fare rather well when those workers are off sick and/or dying.
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China imports 10% of global oil production.
The means it has adopted to deal with the virus means there could be weeks, possibly months where it requires no oil supply.
That kind of thing has a bit of a knock-on effect.
The price of oil is based on future supply (six month contracts?)
The market is saying they think that's what the supply will be worth then.

I would be loath to tie UKOG in to that valuation yet as we do not yet have global consideration.
When the price of Brent has risen or fallen sharply before, the effect on UKOG's SP has been noticeably lower than that of say, BP.
On a 'normal' day-to-day basis the effect has been negligible to non-existent.
That's not to say that one day, things might be different.

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Ditto.
We've been immune to it until now, as we have the general price of oil too.
The general malaise effect.
I don't see us accurately following all of its' falls and jumps
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I recently followed FOTH on Twitter.
No such requirements here.
Nothing at all actually.
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Sooooooo.........?
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