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In about the same position. Somewhat frustrating. However I do find that not reading the board every minute/hour/day is the way to go. Have resolved to be patient and see how the company sits in say Q4 2019...... If plans fall into place, then lots to follow through the RNSs.

I posted the same message yesterday. Take a look at the general trend for AIM stocks, since the beginning of October. Most are down, particular more speculative ones.

Have you had a look at the general trend for AIM stocks as a whole this year? Do so and then tell me that UKOG has been performing any differently than most, particularly AIM, since the beginning of October?

Allenby Capital research of 10th Nov 16, gives £308m, with 65% debt.

I seem to remember an estimate of over £400m, so definitely under.

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I've always liked many AIM shares that are slow, but seem to be steady? Also free of Inheritance Tax, if held for over two years! That saves the kids 40%, after the IHT threshold limit.
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If you are a short term trader, then sell on the bell. If you have faith in some people, then wait. .... Absorb the news and only react if at some later point the major shareholders of this new company start to withdraw their support.