Member Info for Skwizz

Hope not.
Further dilution (that we don't already know about) is likely to kill this off completely.
:)

I buy UKOG in tranches, usually £10k at a time.
My current holdings of £50k were purchased between 1p and 1.3p.
I bank 50% of my profits so I've already made £50k which is in my pension pot.
I do believe the price will grow again, otherwise I would've cut my losses and sold.
But, while I'm not sure that will happen, I don't believe it'll happen tomorrow.
It'll likely take a while to recover to those levels again now.
The most important thing to see is some actual production in decent numbers.
Not what might be or what the potential is.
The city's voted on Sanderson's tale of the future.
Now it wan'ts to see his evidence.

I will continue to be delighted to be proved wrong.
Nobody will be happier than me to see 5p tomorrow.
I do think there is a chance of that happening, eventually.
But I will happily shave MY eyebrows off, if it happens before the end of this year.

My comments reflect my opinion.
At the moment I am not confident and my opinions reflect that.
I have been more confident in the past and I hope to be again soon.
:)

Just sold the shares I bought to trade on Monday for another 5%.
Still holding over 5m.
I think it could be beyond March before there's even a sniff of +1p again (although I still hope/believe there will be).
5p - 10p is.... well, you believe in whichever god you want to.
I'm an atheist.
:)

More on these environmental champions, from the BBC News website:-

"Three people have been arrested after climate activists dug up a lawn outside a Cambridge University college.
Extinction Rebellion members destroyed part of the lawn at Trinity College on Monday in a protest over its role in a major development in the countryside.
Four other people were held following further acts of criminal damage in the city on Tuesday, police said.
The five women and two men are in custody and investigations are continuing.
Two of those arrested are also suspected of obstructing a police officer.
Activists involved in digging up the lawn said the action was taken against "the destruction of nature".
Trinity owns Innocence Farm in Trimley St Martin, Suffolk, where plans were submitted for a lorry park. The scheme was rejected.
Police said Trinity College was assisting with the investigation.
On Sunday, Extinction Rebellion members set up a week-long road blockade in Cambridge and last week a meeting had to be abandoned when a protester abseiled into the city council chamber.
On the third day of action, about 40 protesters gathered outside a research centre run by global oilfield services firm Schlumberger, to the west of the city."

Geniuses, one and all.

Heheheh.
(I'm both, so I'm happy either way).
;)

Cheers, HB.
You too.
:)

Congrat's Dodge.
GL to all LTH's, and traders alike.
:)

Insidious,
I still believe the price will eventually recover.
But i don't think it will be as soon as some predictions.
Even at these levels, the share is volatile.
It goes up, it goes down.
I will keep buying when it goes down, in the hope that I will be able to sell quickly when it goes back up.
My expectations for that are for 10% fluctuations either way for a while yet.
There may be a more positive change once production looks like becoming a reality, but not on two or three tankers a day.
:)

I watched it broken a few hours ago, early morning.
But it's above where I want to get back in, so I'll wait.
May not get the chance but that's the risk I take.
UKOG still has occasional volatile bursts and I'm hoping this will be one.
Already go t a 0.65 sell on it.
I reckon I may wake up to some more good news.
(I was only thinking this morning, "thank heavens I didn't buy any more UKOG", lolol).
:)

[What's is up with posting here taking so long? I'm never sure whether I'm double posting or not posting at all!]
:)

I watched it broken a few hours ago, early morning.
But it's above where I want to get back in, so I'll wait.
May not get the chance but that's the risk I take.
UKOG still has occasional volatile bursts and I'm hoping this will be one.
Already go t a 0.65 sell on it.
I reckon I may wake up to some more good news.
(I was only thinking this morning, "thank heavens I didn't buy any more UKOG", lolol).
:)

I'll have some of that.
Easy 5% minimum quick turn around I reckon.
We shall see.
:)

I suspect steptoes' access may have been removed for abusive/disruptive comments.
:)

Thunderballs!
:)

I've bought and sold a lot (several times a day, in the beginning).
So, while I take your point, I started with £1k and traded that up to £100k.
I've banked £50k or that and re-invested the rest.
Currently that's only worth £30k now so, in that sense, it's a loss.
But overall, I'm in profit.
As I've banked 1/2 the profit I had and that's now fixed, I will still be in that much profit, even if UKOG were to go under tonight.
:)

Rosewall,
Yep.
I've wimped out of trading at this level though.
Got a bit scared of the options and amounts I was risking.
:)

Bridgedogg,
I'm in profit (overall, since I started), but not taking any right now;
My current holding is down so I'm sitting on my hands and hoping for better days.
:)

There won't be enough infrastructure to cope with the electric replacement.
Charging stations etc cannot be constructed in that time without a lot more investment than currently allocated.
The department responsible has already admitted as much.
:)

Me, jmhy?
I trade shares on the AIM.
Started at the beginning of the 'spike' (luckily) three years ago, turning £1k into £100k.
I bank 50% of all my trading profits so, even if UKOG goes bust tomorrow, I still have £50k out of it.
I'd rather not lose the rest but fear I may because of the way the board's acting.
The other £50k (I still have in UKOG) is only worth £30k today.

The AIM is higher risk than the FTSE, because it is extremely volatile.
That can be good for trading, not always so great for holding.
I went into it knowing that.
:)

Free-Money.
Indeed I was.
I bought just over 3p on the way up and sold just over 10p on the way down.
It went over 11p.
My first of many UKOG trades.
As I have posted many times, I now have £50k in 5 lots still invested (originally 1/2 to trade, 1/2 LTH), but haven't been able to trade as frantically as that for a while.

That doesn't mean history will repeat itself any time soon just because I see it posted here day, after day, after day, after....
There will need to be a lot of changes for that to happen.
I, for one, will be happier to see those, than a lot more nonsense about how the SP will rocket upon UKOG's current activity and strategy.
:)

*2035.
:)