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If you are in the business of prediction Smelly I suggest you keep out of AIM where unpredictability is predictable.

I have always found this is a good indication of a collapse in share price despite all the technical explanations/gobbledegook so any of you in for a quick day trader killing watch it.

That's why companies are on AIM, to raise money for projects. Pure and simple. With projects like these and predicted cashflow UJO are not in a 'precarious' position unlike much of AIM. With the projects and potential cashflow outlined I know who I believe. Nothing is certain in mining and oil exploration and production but this one is as good as it gets. There are plenty of ''dodgy' minnows to invest in where risk is high and reward is low. If UJO has access to plenty of big investors which is what DB said then I think my little investment is safe. For the time being of course.

Philly - sympathy with the rich bosses with millions of shares offloading them. Now that's one for the record. That'll soon change if there are further declines in SP.
Punters are a fickle lot especially if they think their hopes of making a fortune are dashed. They want it and they want it now. Fortunately we are in a good place and with GP pushing ever higher we should all do well (I hope) GLA

The gold sector catches fire around the world, as US$2,000 breached, share prices soar and cash rolls. In part, this has been helped along by the recent successes of Kirkland Lake Gold (TSE:KL)(ASX:KLA) at the Fosterville mine in Victoria. But it’s also been buoyed by exploration successes scored by the likes of Greatland Gold (LON:GGP) and Newcrest (ASX:NCM) in the Paterson region and elsewhere in Western Australia. Activity in both states is humming along, and the corporate manoeuvring has been underway for some time.
Long may it continue

I used to work in the offshore oil industry for over 25 years and have a good knowledge of all the things that can go wrong as DB obviously does. He's and old hand who knows and consistently through his video interviews sounds a note of caution. This as good as it gets for bargain basement 'penny dreadfuls' Just be patient and keep your fingers crossed that it all turns out as well as it seems to be. I certainly wouldn't risk my savings on this one (or any other AIM stock for that matter and the wider stock market. If I lose the lot on this one, as I have done several times in my investing career, then I'll just move on. I had an investment in coal as a recovery share many years ago and lost the lot. Oil could go the same way but with $17 production costs and money in the bank this one should do well. GLA

MFU after years of investing in gold shares I came to the same conclusion. Australia is straightforward (apart from when they get Covid lockdown back). In other parts of the world, South America, the old East European Soviet states, and Africa there is always an element of uncertainty of what will lie around the corner. Many of these countries are rife with corruption and licensing and permissions can take for ever and ever, dragging on and on. Then when things eventually get moving someone in the government needs pay-offs, well paid jobs for their pals etc etc and you just never know what may happen next. Stick with the Aussies I say where business is run properly without all the kickbacks needed in other parts of the world.

Global buying is the order of the day / night and we can expect this psychological watershed moment to affect ALL gold shares especially the goodies.

this evening / afternoon/ morning

You guys who are thinking in terms of days perhaps weeks need to realise that none of this work is instantaneous. These onshore drills are as good as it gets in terms of oil drilling especially in such a benign environment such as UK. Even slippage of weeks is pretty meaningless. Even at this late stage things can go wrong. If you can't accept a lack of 'news' or delay I suggest you keep out of the oil and mining sector. I have thought that DB has stressed this over and over again you are never certain in this game but reassuring that he is so confident. Just wait.

Err.... look at the historical graph, cannot sustain a rise what are you on about. Then look at the other oil/ gas graph for the competition at Weald Basin. No comparison. That's the one that can't sustain a rise. This is nothing short of miraculous steady increase for a 'penny dreadful' Iceman

That oil / gas drilling in the Home Counties will ibe controversial where the well heeled residents will protest for all their worth and do everything they can to stop things happening. This will dog this share all the way along the development path.

Unlike many other 'speculative' shares. Its not often that you can get in on a 'speculative penny dreadful' which in reality is nothing of the sort.

Now - will we see the watershed magic moment $2000 - maybe

Oh ye of little faith. Day trading is a waste of effort (and money) for the small PI investor which is mostly those attracted to this company. Stick with it unless you really stop believing. It's up to you the choice is yours but regretting selling is far more demoralising than hanging in in the short term.

zzzzzz.................... content more impressive than the delivery

Amazing knowledge on here. II reckon our 'armchair experts' know more than Gervaise Heddle. How do they do it?

rather than hundreds of mini trades. Shows PI's are taking a serious interest I feel.

and still rising

I detect some acute fractiousness in the playground