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Yup, great to see it reach toward the £2 mark again....and interesting considering some are unable to trade on certain platforms based on the comments here....so maybe more II buying. Lining up to be a great start in our new world.

This is a completely different company. This is not about testing etc and as of now there are no confirmed orders. Wait for the outcome of the trials.....that’s what people are waiting for. It is completely predictable that the price will fluctuate whilst there is no firm news. The issue here is that news of the trial outcome can land any day, and nobody knows what that news will be. People get nervous or impatient having expected to make a quick buck. Switch off and wait for the news or, if that is uncomfortable, it’s probably not the right share. Other option is wait for the news and then invest.....the price will be very different either way.

Yes, you are right Phil. The performance of the company has been stellar.......they all deserve it. Just off the check what the world record is for shares in issue.....maybe they can get a reward for that too.

Yup.....and if Brent suffers then BP will be sniffing around the multiple small and mid tier bankruptcies to pick up further assets for next to nothing which will in turn reduce their cost per barrel. Access to credit will be important and I suspect that BP can do that way more than many other Oiler’s. All IMO. GLA. This is likely a situation where the big can just get bigger in a smaller pond.

How on earth can the remuneration committee support a bonus payout. If they feel the performance of the company warrants bonuses then they seriously need to think about the bonus criteria. This is an absolute disgrace. He must laugh when he looks at his Bank balance and thinks about PIs. Any Exec team ignoring the basic financials of the current crisis should not be in such positions IMO. I go back to my earlier point....a cash raise to support cost reduction....really.....do they think nobody reads these RNSs!

LOL...only UKOG could raise money to fund errr.......cost reductions! Go figure.

Checked my dealing account earlier and have been in since 2015. This really owes me nothing by now, and has been very kind. Business has been well managed and was already in a good cash position even before today. Be interesting to see what it means for the half year results. Has always been one of the quieter chat boards.........certainly not a complaint! GLA .

Really great news that NCYT will take in its stride.........maybe they should also take over the control of the website that key workers can use to order them so that the real demand can be met!!

I am not sure how difficult it is, but I seem to recall Richard mentioning the protection of the supply chain in his recent video. All part of what they are doing behind the scenes I believe. All of this has to be protected.....just in case....otherwise I guess it’s like opening the only bakery in the world....and running out of flour. Sorry, probably a v bad analogy considering how serious this is.

Interesting choices. It’s really hard to call the next 6 months the recovery period. No vaccine by Winter spells a huge problem. Banks are facing a monster challenge - interest rates pretty much non existent and this will hurt margins, and that is on top of any increases in bad debt, so right now they aren’t on my shopping list. I suspect there will also be a rush to sell any large offices now that remote working is better understood. Oil is an interesting one - personally I don’t see the $130 barrel days returning as the world and the views on oil and the climate are changing. That said there are opportunities IMO, but I would be staying well away from the small and mid cap Oiler’s and sticking with BP/RDSB, but drip feeding at certain buy in points only. They have the balance sheets that mean they can pick up cheap resources from bankruptcies, so even if the oil market heads south again they offer some protectionsI like good tech and healthcare and will always balance portfolio with food retailer - not exciting but right now I see it as a safer hold. All IMO and I am clearly still working so haven’t made any fortunes!

Interesting activity right at the close today. Hard to tell if they were large buys or sells...and a 1 code. Probably nothing....but will know in the morning.

Thanks Zooter, useful. Mine are also split across providers so that does explain different approaches. Fortunately mine have not been sold in that way.....would be a little disappointed.....although I accept it’s money and right now health is number 1.

Interesting. Apparently Gilead have said that because the trial was terminated early ........the results are inconclusive.DOW climbing again as a result. Just shows how important this is.

Apparently from the FT citing documents accident;y published by the WO. Did not improve patients condition. As per CNBC app.

DOW struggling now after confirmation that remdesivir trial has flopped. They need something that works. Eyes will continue to be on SNG as one of the potential solutions...

All good points, and it is certainly not without risk. Just a small part of me that feels they have been thrown a lifeline, because right now everyone is hurting...not just them. Those with sizeable debt are in even bigger trouble unless they have a truly unique product. I really hope they are able to position themselves to grow their share of what is likely to be a much smaller market in the short term.

Very balanced interview. Well done Richard for finding the time......I know it’s his job but It must be hard to balance PR needs with getting on with SNG001. What he does make clear is that you must go through the right very strict protocol for this.....no corner cutting if you are going to trust the data. When he has something to say, he will be back. Let them get on with what they are trying to do.....clearly a massive buzz within the company and a lot of hours going in to seize the moment.

Made a small first purchase here yesterday as part of my ‘higher risk’ shares. It’s my own outlook about how I see a shift in traditional locations where there are higher concentrations of people and properties, into further afield locations. Covid19 could well trigger this, with people wanting more space and realising that remote working is a real option for them. This would make it harder for traditional bricks and mortar EAs but PB have the tech and lower cost set up to get through it. Time will tell. It is not one of my bigger investments.....just something that might well happen off the back of this horrible health crisis. GLA holders.

Me too. I am a holder so it’s neither a ramp or a de ramp, just trying to cut through random figures to get a feeling of the actual value, but will need to dig deeper.....

Does anybody know what value was attached to the assets on the balance sheet? Tried reading the year end report but could only see totals.