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I agree with draft. The point now is to maximise production. That could come from flowing just the one well, as they interfere with each other when both are flowing.

UT was £1.26, then there was a small buy just after at £1.27

Just had to buy some under 6p

Nickel investor, yesterday: “ Some COVID money/profits going into O&G , it's as simple as that.
UKOG and BOIL namely. Both breaking out big time.“
Hope no one sold here to go into either of those. Not looking so good today.

Just gone through. Not me, sadly.

435,292 Shares at 48p. Can’t work out whether it was a buy or a sell, as it must have been worked through the day. What do you reckon?

53p by close. Assuming no news.

BigAl. The enterprise value (market cap plus debt plus cash) has arguably not changed, as the debt element has moved to the market cap element. So yes, market cap has gone up, but this has been matched by the decrease in debt, which the previous market cap was taking in to account.

Peckhamrye, I largely agree with you. But what is worrying people in Govt now is the prospect of several million Hong Kong Chinese turning up. Given that our housing stock has not kept pace with our fast expanding population from 20 years now of very high levels of immigration, it’s really going to struggle with the new influx. For the record, I think we have a moral responsibility to the Hong Kong Chinese, and I welcome them. There are some very troubling aspects to the way the Chinese Government conducts itself.

But anyway, don’t sell your house, hoping to buy it back cheaper in a year or so.

Holding up well, really. I’d expected 10p already.

What drop, punter? Do you mean since early May?

Back of fag packet calculation suggests this is mostly due to the increase in shares following the bond conversion

Very positive. I was surprised on Friday when we dropped back from the 1.30s.

GHIF called up and said “Ask not what GHIF can do for you, ask rather, what you can do for GHIF. For that is Bill Gates’s way.” Lol.

Comparing sp is meaningless. You need to compare market cap. At £5 sp NCYT would be £365m market cap. We’d be £255m. A £110m difference.

The trouble is, it’s not so much a case of a Trump winning as the Democrats throwing it away. Do you really think the BLM riots and looting, and the autonomous zone in Seattle are winning the Dems votes? Or the lunacy of AOC’s green new deal? It’s the same as with Corbyn over here. When that is on offer, you have to take whatever the alternative is, however unpalatable. That is why I think Trump will win again. The prospect gives me no joy. But a bit less fear than a Dem win over there.

Anyway, happy Father’s Day to all the Dads here. Just remember. Bullying’s bad. Except when it’s Dad. Lol.

Hipbog are you honestly saying you invested £100,000 in Braveheart over this week just gone? If that is true, on what possible basis did you make that decision?

Given my recent track record Safy ODX will probably announce design freeze at 7am on Monday, and three bag. But the Government haven’t looked this shambolic since, oh I don’t know, since May completely lost control and credibility. I pity ODX being caught up with them. But fingers crossed it all works out.

Funnily enough LB28 I sold out of ODX today and consolidated here. It’s not really ODX’s fault, but they are in the hands of the Govt. And the Govt are not impressing at the moment. Maybe the rapid test will go the way of their track and trace app? If the design freeze really was imminent, I don’t see why they would need to place. They should be on the brink of NCYT style revenue. Anyway, I didn’t want to post this on their board, partly because I was convinced that being part of a Govt consortium was really good news.

Two very large trades reported, one at £1.25 and one at £1.27.
Weirdly there are also two massive trades for ODX, again each side of the spread.