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There has been a buy of 4.9M and 4.0M shares.
The value of the share is around 1p.
That puts the value of those trades at just £51k and 42k.

While I'm happy for the price to go up (I sell) or down (I buy), £100k alone ain't going to dent the overall share price.

Though I am puzzled why the SP is as low as it is at the moment.
I had thought that it would be around 1.05p to 1.1p yesterday and today.
I just bought some on Wed for 1.05p and was hoping they'd sell at 1.1p this week.
:)

This is the bit I hate about6 trading.
Yesterday I bought at 1.05p, which I set up weeks ago.
Today I could've bought for 1p.
*Sigh.
And some posters have complained that I only talk about trading to boast about my success.
lololol
:)

Any profit you make is profit.
1% is not sufficient reward (at least for me) for the risk involved.
But waiting for the share to rise/fall by 10% can take longer to achieve.
I have found that 5% is a good compromise..., for UKOG shares.
I have made bigger profits more quickly, though these are usually "accidental good fortune".

As soon as a Buy/Sell order is executed I make an advance order to Sell/Buy back automatically.
Yesterday's 1.05p Buy is now listed to Sell at 1.10p.
Sometimes the price can shoot up to, say, 1.2p so quickly that the Sell happens at that price rather than the 1.1p I've already set.
Similarly with Buys falling lower than my intended price.

Sometimes it takes a day for the price rise/fall to happen, sometimes weeks, or months.
As long as I'm out-performing the annual bank savings rate, it's worth doing.
Bear in mind the risk as well; If planning doesn't go through smoothly, or at all, we could be sitting on shares for a while, waiting for the price to reccover again.
:)

Found the link.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-49480365

"Mr. Boris"?
Makes him sound like he's part of a comedy act with Basil Brush.
Not that far from the truth I suppose.

Great for me.
I trade.
My Buy went through and I bought another 750k this afternoon (when H-L finally executed my order, lol).
:)

My Buy finally went through today (two actually).
A lot of posters here profess to not being comfortable with traders.
But, whether or not they trade or invest long term, if the price goes down and you believe it will go up, it's time to buy.

I have a significant exposure to UKOG but I just bought 750k more shares on today's falls.
I have other shares I'm holding for the long term.
I will sell today's buy when the price goes back up +5% for a (hopefully quick) profit.
Personally I don't believe I'll see a return like that for a few weeks, maybe longer, but that's fine.
I can wait.
:)

No.
There was also a BBC report finding (linked here yesterday) that the Surrey earthquakes have bee proved to be unrelated to the drilling.
Fred Swampy will need to make up something else.
:)

Alas Boris enjoys the ability to cultivate a certain reputation, neglecting his manipulation of the media.
In college he ran for president attracting the votes of Liberal and Socialist voters by pretending to be one of them and distancing himself from his Conservative roots.
Similar to his Brexit campaigning.
During his school career he enjoyed "school reports complaining about his idleness, complacency, and lateness."
He has been previously sacked for lying and being found out and as divorced for repeat adultery.
The U.K. deserves him.

And yet my Pending Buy order (at 1.05p) with Hargreaves has STILL not executed.
Looks like they now want 10% commission.
Geeze!

:(

https://budgeting.thenest.com/happens-shareholder-delisting-occurs-23798.html
:)

This would be just horrid for me.
I have the largest holding of my portfolio already invested in BP Plc.
Been holding (for dividend and growth) and trading simultaneously for the last three years.
:)

Not really sure why 12M shares is causing interest.
At today's close of £0.01075/share, it equates to just £129,000 of a company with a market cap of £65,400,000.
Ratio of 500-1.
It will need rather more than that to create the kind of city interest which might spark the tipping point some over-excited users have been speculating on.
:)

@ idespair.
Ooops, you're quite correct.
Apologies and thanks.
:)

As a polite fyi on the price, I have it as reaching 1.0375p at 10:40.
The LSE site only shows it as falling to 1.05p at that time, which is why I also use a number of other sites as well.
Three others (Google, Investing, and Hargreaves) reported the above.
:)

Lowest is recorded as 1.04p although it was actually slightly below that (maybe they only state in .00p?).

@ brickie, I have shares I'm holding for long-term reward, as well as shares I try to trade quickly.
I've reached my exposure limit for long-term holding, which I will sell for a much greater price than it is today.
I try to also trade more quickly but for smaller profit margins (5-10%).
That depends on the upper and lower ranges I think I can achieve.
At the moment I believe that is 1.05p up to somewhere between 1.1p & 1.15p
I could buy at 1.08p but that would push my sell to 1.13 & 1.18.
Some believe that may be possible quickly.
I believe it might take a few days and I would like to be in and out by then.
Having said that, I also thought 1.05p would have been achievable days ago, so I've had to wait longer than I could've if I'd bought higher, earlier.
Some ya win, some ya lose.
:D

I have a Buy order set at 1.05p in my SIPP.
Rather irritatingly it hasn't executed (again) this morning, despite a brief fall to below 1.04p after my earlier post.
More annoyed from trying to trade through Hargreaves Lansdown's platform than UKOG's board!
;)

Yes.
Around the same as it has been for the last few.
:)

Bingo.
Wonder what they will all do with their time after their "ship comes in"?
:)

So what?
Lol.