Member Info for Skwizz

I do very much care about the SP.
I benefit from it rising and falling.
I don't know it will spike, I just feel that the last time it happened (in which I very much cared about the SP, lolol) on very little reason and was probably from 'speculators' with more interest in gambling than I have.
I was involved in that, but only by accident and luck.
Sadly it was with a lower investment than I make now.
Thinking about the gambling mindset I would expect those same people to be waiting for a repeat opportunity.
IF... it happens, it will happen over another very short period of time.
As to how high the SP may go, there's too many variables and possibilities to comment.
I am hopeful that it will be up from where it is today.
But that shouldn't be very hard.
My long term hold is just 1M shares at 1p.
If I can get 10p for those, I'll be more than happy to get out and accept that profit.
Whether it's worthwhile holding, depends on how long it takes.
I shan't begrudge anyone holding on longer and possibly seeing even better profits.
I'll keep watching from the sidelines and enjoy everyone else's satisfaction.
:)

[It won't be by xmas, folks. Not on yer favourite Aunt Nellie.]

I'm hoping that was all tongue-in-cheek.
Otherwise it would've been a bit daft, even for here.
;)

I picture a steady rise.
More and more people will want to get in and possibly this may cause another 'spike'.
But I don't think that will be long lived and it will reset to a more 'normal' level.
Longer term is where the big bucks may lie (unless I can catch the next spike too).

I am 'synthesising' what I expect to be the longer term outcome by trading now (and for the last two years).
As I've mentioned before, I am holding for the long term too.
Currently I'm split 1/4 to hold and 3/4 to trade now.
Both of which will increase/decrease depending on the SP performance / time-line.

Goes from one extreme to the other in here, Wiz'.
Handy's no-one's sidekick though.
Seems to me to simply be a reasonable and polite communicator.
:)

;- )

I feel like Jesus now.
Heheheh.
No worries, I think Handy asked a question shortly after I arrived and I responded.
We had similar views on the subject.
I tried to help him on some questions as he was more pleasant than some.
Don't think he was necessarily acting servile to me.
Just posted his agreement with something I proposed.
God hep anyone who wants to follow me.
lolol
:)

I have pending buy instructions set below 1p, just in case.
But, personally, I don't think it will go below 1p again.
Of course there are lots of economic events which could cause it to.
On the evidence we have now, I don't see it (Brexit skews excluded).
:)

Totally agree with nomlungu on this.
This board has only around 10% useful info (for me anyway).
I would listen to when people are buying and not.
But I make my own decisions and, from comments made here, seem to be doing the opposite of the herd.
I wouldn't want to feel I'd lead anyone into making a bad decision either.
Stick around and get a feel for who imparts impartial but useful advice and information.
It's not too hard.

If it's any use, I buy at lots of different prices.
I find the SP tends to trade in certain ranges, but only for short periods.
If it moves on and I don't hold shares in the range, I'll buy some around where I think the bottom will be, and sit on them until I can sell again for profit.
If I have some, I'll sell when it moves towards the top of the range.
If the range goes over my target profit I'll take it.
But I'll also not worry if it keeps going above where I sold.
I have a target (margin/length of time) in mind and just aim to reach that.
:)

ibug
https://www.tplcontest.com
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pboo
Yep, did a re-Buy for my Father at that as well.
Not quite as much as you though; I'm only just starting him out on 'the path'.
He's a much more reserved investor and UKOG wouldn't normally be on his radar at all.
lol
:)

Thanks Cap'.
Yes, you're correct.
I have two strategies for my UKOG holdings:-

One is holding shares I bought a while ago (although the price wasn't very different to what it is today), hoping for big rewards in the long term.

The other is to trade, which involves buying and selling at various different pricings all the time hoping for quicker returns at the expense of larger returns.
I target 5% profits on these, but am happy with more, if I'm lucky.
If I am able to cash a lot very quickly I will accept less (2% in an hour, for instance, beats the annual bank rate - although I usually only do this if the SP is stuck in a very narrow range and fluctuating quickly).

My recent buys (my current trading stock) were on the way down, at 1.3p, 1.25p, 1.17p, and 1.06p
I have more pending Buy instructions in place at 0.95p, 0.9p and 0.85p, in case it falls further.
Thus it makes sense to keep buying for less and less, then selling for more and more on the way back up, while the turbulence resolves itself.

I've also just put my Father back in the game this morning, at 1p (sold the same a month ago at 1.2p, after buying in July at 0.95p).
He makes smaller investments and so has higher overheads than I do.
His returns need to be higher, which means they take longer.

:)

Yep.
:)

Maybe.
Who knows?
I am holding shares I intend to cash in in a few years.
In the meantime, I've watched UKOG's SP rise and fall with re-assuring frequency and reliability for years.
If it keeps falling I believe it will rise again in time.
My recent buys were at 1.3p, 1.25p, 1.17p, and 1.06p
I have more pending Buy instructions in place at 0.95p, 0.9p and 0.85p, just in case it falls further.
Thus it makes sense to keep buying for less and less, then selling for more and more on the way back up, while the turbulence resolves itself.
Not suggesting this would work for all, but it has for me and continues to.
:)

Seadoc, thx for your explanation of the buy/sell anomaly.
I did read but only got the basics, I'm afraid.
At least I understand why it happens now though.
(Still have no idea about why LSE still titles the columns "Buys" and "Sells", when they must surely know they're wrong as well).
C'est la vie, I guess.
Thx again.
:)

Cheers bud,
You too, whatever your strategy.
:)

It's not related to www.skwizz.com (some french gaming s.o.b. beat me to it twenty years or so ago).
:)

Been here before but with no real interest and (possibly) not for UKOG.
I think I was mostly interested in Blue Prism then.
That may have been a couple of years ago.
Don't think I set up a user account for that though.
Believe I re-found it looking for UKOG info, at the start of this Summer.
Someone just asked if I'd contributed previously under another name, but this is the only name I've ever used here.
It's the same name I use on other boards/forums/websites.
:)

I'm in again.
Too tempting to keep letting by at these prices.
:)

lol.
Nope.
Googled "UKOG Share News" and found this site.
Have found it very useful for other holdings too, though there seems to be a lot more interest here.
Have seen threads accusing other contributors of having alter-egos.
Interesting that this is the closest they've come to me thus far.
:)

Congrat's jmhy.
However you do it, making profit is a goal.
Personally I've been holding since 2017 and frequently traded during that time as well.
:)

And just to repeat myself on something else you keep forgetting, I still have a significant long-term holding of shares in UKOG.
A price rise would benefit me by that strategy most, but I think I may have to wait longer than you for that to come to pass.
I won't be waiting for £1.00/share either.
:)