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Shares like AZN are gold dust in the present market. I have been in since 2010 and well remember the muppets on here bleating about the rejected £55 Pfizer bid and berating management (and the govt) for not taking the cash and running. Well Pascal has delivered a blinder since then. GSK can only look on in envy. Rock solid Hold.
The cynical might say that the Broadford bridge extension application is in the hope that the company goes into administration before they need to pay for the restoration of the site once it is proven commercially non-viable. A transparent attempt to kick the cleanup costs into the long grass.
If you think that a low share price is an indication of future prospects of vast riches you are deluded mate. The low SP means that the company is fairly valued and it is low for a reason. I can think of any number of AIM Co's that have been ramped to the eyeballs in years past but have come to nowt. This may go the same way.
Any sane reading of the RNS makes it crystal clear that existing holders of UKOG can expect much more pain and dilution of their existing shareholding long before UKOG makes any meaningful progress towards economically viable levels of oil and/or gas production. Buyer beware!
Be careful what you wish for! More permissions = more upfront CAPEX = More shares to be issued = even more dilution. Perhaps that nutter that claimed that infinite dilution was the key to antibody responses ( a result much supported by the the nutters of homeopathy) in a now completely discredited Nature paper might come to the AID of UKOG LOL.
Today’s FT
The UK government has failed to demonstrate the economic benefits of its post-Brexit trade deals and must do more to consult with business and consumers over future free trade agreements, MPs have warned.
In a mixed verdict on the first year of post-Brexit dealmaking, the House of Commons public accounts committee said it was doubtful that the government would hit its target of ensuring that 80 per cent of all UK trade was covered by a free trade deal by the end of this year.
Bloke is a complete hypocrite. If his staff weren’t already on near minimum wage I am sure he would consider doing a P&O! City centre footfall is way down and I cannot see how growth in this business can recover. When the looming recession hits discretionary spending next month this can only go one way…….down.
"I read a report a few weeks ago that was highlighting the back-channel funding given by the Russian Government to climate change/green campaigners." Yeah sure LOL pull the other one its got bells on mate! Next you will be telling us that Putin put in a personal appearance at the UKOG protests as if that rabid facist gives a toss about tinpot operations like UKOG! I bet he got fracking banned as well................FFS
I really don't understand why people are still interested in this non-company? In the time I have monitored these boards nothing of any material worth has happened to indicate that UKOG is a good punt. The wild move to explore Turkey seemed to me a desperate gamble to prolong the agony. I am almost certain I have made more money holding both BP and Shell for the last 12 years than anyone could ever hope to recoup from this shambles. Why not sell up and buy both now as the current view is that the current dip in both SP's represents a very good buying opportunity, which is more than you can say for UKOG.
I see this is still the LSE joke board LOL. There are no coal mines to reopen. All now decommissioned beyond the point where it would be economic to start up once more. Plus there are no miners to go on strike as all have now dispersed into other jobs or long retired.
Always beware posts which start "As I understand it", which roughly translates as I read it somewhere on the internet LOL!
In the 1950's both China and India were largely agricultural economies struggling to recover from WW2 and produced virtually no greenhouse gas emissions. Now (along with the USA and Western Europe) they are the major drivers of climate change. Any comparison with the situation 80 or so years ago is patently ridiculous!
Been through this all before with some T**T of a climate change denier/conspiracy theorist on the Lloyds board two years ago. He also thought Covid was a hoax and that Trump was god. You would get along just fine I am sure.
They can discuss it as much as they like, but the concrete is as good as mixed mate. At best Boris might announce a "review", which as we all know means nada. Fracking had its 15 mins of fame ,but let's face it, its over.
Well there you go, a rational explanation for the decline since December. So either sell out, put the cash somewhere else you think might be a better bet and stop moaning or just take a chill pill and relax.
Yes that is true, but you failed to mention the following:
1. The shipment was only purchased under duress because of an acute need to prevent a refinery having to shut down for lack of the right grade of oil.
2. Shell immediately pledged that 100% of the profit made on that consignment of oil would be donated to the Ukrainian humanitarian relief effort.
Giddyons. You would not make a great detective. Admittedly with BP and Shell being well run, profitable and income yielding "bottom drawer" stocks I have not felt the need to post on either very much lately, but here is one of my posts on BP
"Don't worry you will get your chance as markets are still relatively skittish and any drop of bad news could trigger a sell off affecting the whole market. It is the income that makes this so attractive and do you really think that either Dudders or Big Ben want to be the first to blink and threaten either maintaining (or growing) the dividend? Never sell Shell and same goes for BP, at least for the next few years." Grow up.
Oh so now we can blame the Russians as well as the "Swampies", Trolls, Greens and Trolls for the continuing non-event that is the progress of UKOG towards world domination. Deluded or what? Just for your information, I hold shares in both BP and Shell, both of which have at least acknowledged that they are net contributors to climate change and have devoted considerable resources to managing an orderly and economically viable transition to green energy while keeping the lights on. In contrast, UKOG is nothing but a joke of a company and I am astonished that it still exists.