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Not me.
I haven't bought any for a couple of years.
Maybe one or two small flutters, but the margins really weren't worth it and neither were the rewards.
I had other things going on recently anyway.
Though there have been some opportunities and I was tempted by this week's.
I still wouldn't want to commit enough to make any return worthwhile.
Not sure why you're singling me out especially as I believe that we have a similar view of UKOG and its' future.
Meh.
I am certainly cheap.
I haven't made as much from the FTSE100 as Aim.
But I did it as an experiment.
The experiment turned into a lot more than I ever intended it to and it turned out that I couldn't handle what it became.
Now I'm back to much more 'regular' investing, which is what I was before I bought my first UKOG share anyway.
There was a 20%+ spread here this morning and it's closed up 30% on its' day low.
Tell me I didn't call it.
I wouldn't have bothered to confirm or deny.
We all know and have already evaluated the people who would say that looooooooong ago.
No real investor would trust their ability to correctly identify a male lion if it was clearly marked, "M A L E L I O N".
The price of UKOG shares is not related to the availability or the price of oil and whether or not the UK has any demand for it.
It is solely about an inept, arguably criminal, management team.
As an investor or a lender, do you have any faith left in UKOG's Board of Directors ability to produce enough product for the business to ever become commercially viable.
Otherwise you're just gambling on other people's sentiment.
That's why there are so many 'rampers' posting so much banal rot on this forum.
Seven years of hype vs seven years of utter failure, constantly predicted by those named "swampies" and "greens" by the con-men.
Who has been proven correct at every turn?
Just to point out that Sanderscam has brought 25,000,000 shares to a value equal to just £5,500.00.
As a small-time (very small time) and unknowledgeable investor, I was trading five tranches of £10k each at any one time AFTER I'd slowed down my trading strategy in 2018.
So if you're celebrating £5,500 trades now, I'm very happy for you.
I'll be staying out though.
GLA
"They can advise all they want, but typically the EU and UK are seemingly WELL stocked and well supplied, THUS gas prices continue to slide, more to the point slide when it is PEAK season !!!"
Infuriatingly, not helping my BP shares either.
Well other than the ones I just bought a few days ago, at 446p.
And I'm still getting quarterly dividends.
:)
Been more to be made there than here for a while.
GL.
:D