Lansdowne Oil & Gas Share Price (LOGP)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Lansdowne Oil & Gas Plc	LSE:LOGP	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B1250X28	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.525	25.93%	2.55	68,412,459	16:25:35

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
2.45		2.65	2.75	2.075	2.10

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Oil & Gas Producers		-0.18	-0.03		21

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
16:29:17	O	500,000	2.6302	GBX

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Lansdowne Oil & Gas (LOGP) Latest News (6)

Lansdowne Oil & Gas News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
27/11/2020	13:09	ALNC	Providence, Lansdowne Continue Farm Out Talks At Barryroe
27/11/2020	12:01	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Exercise of Warrants
27/11/2020	07:36	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Press Speculation
25/11/2020	14:31	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Exercise of Warrants
20/11/2020	07:00	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Holding(s) in Company
18/11/2020	07:00	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Exercise of Warrants
12/11/2020	07:00	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Exercise of Warrants
06/11/2020	18:41	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Holding(s) in Company
06/11/2020	11:59	UKREG	Lansdowne Oil & Gas plc Holding(s) in Company
30/10/2020	15:58	ALNC	Providence, Lansdowne Extend SpotOn's Barryroe Exclusivity

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Lansdowne Oil & Gas (LOGP) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
17:12:19	2.63	500,000	13,151.00	O
17:10:35	2.69	500,000	13,430.00	O
17:06:31	2.67	500,000	13,351.00	O
17:06:30	2.70	500,000	13,500.00	O
17:01:09	2.67	859,948	22,995.01	O

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Lansdowne Oil & Gas (LOGP) Top Chat Posts

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27/11/2020 08:20	Lansdowne Oil & Gas Daily Update: Lansdowne Oil & Gas Plc is listed in the Oil & Gas Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LOGP. The last closing price for Lansdowne Oil & Gas was 2.03p. Lansdowne Oil & Gas Plc has a 4 week average price of 1.50p and a 12 week average price of 1.10p. The 1 year high share price is 2.75p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.25p. There are currently 808,068,338 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 16,406,131 shares. The market capitalisation of Lansdowne Oil & Gas Plc is £20,605,742.62. Read Full Thread Reply
04/11/2020 19:50	p5tvr: That's it! herm cursed it with his jack russell gag,just look what it did to Falcon share price when he came out with the same gag.. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/8/2020 16:13	papillon: Congratulations to those who bought LOGP and/or PVR shares for the first time this year. They have made an excellent return. Those who bought at the the end of March/very early April have done exceptionally well. Those who bought LOGP and/or PVR in previous years at up to 70p for LOGP and £7 for PVR and still hold, tough!! You bought a pig in a poke! As I've been posting for some months now the LOGP & PVR charts have been bullish since April. At least the consortium has been named and though it doesn't contain any oil majors it does contain some well respected names. Now the serious negotiation between PVR and SpotOn and the consortium members can take place. Will it lead to a farm in deal on Barryroe? Who knows? If there is a farm in deal will PVR & LOGP keep half of their current percentage stakes in Barryroe, as promised by the failed APEC farm in, or will it be less? Who knows? I'm only an interested onlooker having dabbled in PVR & LOGP shares in the past. However I stopped gambling on oil and oil exploration shares over a year ago (as I've mentioned many times before) and though I was tempted to have a small punt at the end of March/early April I resisted the temptation. I gambled on gold instead when the gold price temporarily plunged at the end of March, via an investment trust(GPM), instead. PS Long term holders would do well to remember Barryroe was first discovered by Exxon almost 50 years ago and has yet to produce oil commercially. Oil majors have drilled wells on Barryroe in the past, but have always walked away. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/6/2020 12:52	papillon: A bullish IH&S could have recently formed on the LOGP chart. If that is the case then my log chart gives a possible 2p+ target share price However though an IH&S is one of the more reliable chart patterns it is fallible and there is a good chance it will fail to develop. As always NEWS, both direct & indirect, drives share prices. Not that I'm tempted in a short term punt on LOGP as I packed up gambling on LOGP & PVR over a year ago. However those who took a punt and bought at the lows of mid to late March have been richly rewarded so far. That lucky streak may continue in the short to medium term, going by my chart, even if it doesn't continue into the longer term. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/5/2020 13:01	papillon: 5th wave today based on the Elliot Wave cycle. Doesn't look like the share price has got the legs to surpass the peak of the 3rd wave in early May by much, if anything. Will the share price go much higher than circa 0.8p? IMO it all depends on the SpotOn news that's issued either later this week, or early next. I suspect that today's rise is due to gamblers betting on good news, but I believe SpotOn is another APEC and that today's high is as high as the LOGP goes and could soon be a lot lower!! We'll soon find out whether I'm right, or wrong. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/5/2020 15:31	papillon: There was a bullish flag that developed during the first half of April on the LOGP chart. Chart theory predicted a rise in the LOGP share price around equal to the rise in the share price prior to the start of the flag development. So chart theory predicted the share price to rise to 0.8p once the share price broke out of the flag formation (0.5p + 0.3p) since the initial rise was from circa 0.25p to 0.55p. I was thinking of having a punt on LOGP a few weeks ago, but decided against it as I don't want to start gambling on shares again by studying charts. The last time I successively did that was back in H2 2018 when I gambled on LOGP & PVR. Will this rise last? Probably not. We had a rising LOGP share price back in H2 2018/H1 2019 on the APEC speculation, but that didn't last. The fact is that Barryroe was first discovered by EXXON almost 50 years ago, but still hasn't produced oil commercially. Will it ever go into production? I have my doubts! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/4/2020 11:33	papillon: roadster750 6 Apr '20 - 09:37 - 60374 of 60379 Not much to go on! hTTps://spotonenergy.no/ Norway address hTTps://www.google.com/maps/@58.8915148,5.7315889,3a,75y,338.23h,83.19t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1szi_HgSXfR7WHO9iK1dV7uQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192 Funtimejonny 6 Apr '20 - 10:05 - 60375 of 60379 Looks like a Wework type of shared office facility. Couldn't find their name on the door anywhere. Couldn't "spot it" as they say. Sleepy 6 Apr '20 - 07:21 - 60369 of 60379 UK Companies House info on SpotOn Energy https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/SC542521/filing-history richpassi 6 Apr '20 - 07:28 - 60370 of 60379 hTTps://spotonenergy.no/ Looking to sell or farmout your offshore oil and gas field development? Contact us for a discussion A deal or Desperation ! The webuyanycar of the off shore oil business ! Funtimejonny 6 Apr '20 - 08:45 - 60371 of 60379 Interesting post sleepy. Thanks. This outfit looks a bit like NUOG. Same business model. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> The above are some realistic posts on the PVR bb. Looks like it could be a very good chance to dump your LOGP shares before reality strikes the LOGP share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/3/2020 17:49	papillon: The LOGP share price has further to fall. As bones states there is absolutely no chance of a farm out of Barryroe. I thought it was ZERO before the recent big fall in the PoO. Now I think ZERO chance of a farm out is a definite certainty! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/11/2019 19:00	papillon: None of those fields you have mentioned has produced oil commercially, flawlesskicks. Some have produced gas, but experienced difficulties and some have been drilled, but produced nothing! You're just ramping flawlesskicks. The facts are that Barryroe was discovered in the early 1970's by Esso. They walked away. There have been a number of wells drilled on Barryroe since then; most flowed oil, but the field was never developed. The last well was drilled on Barryroe by PVR & LOGP back in early 2012. It flowed oil, but with the exception of a fantasy company called APEC PVR have failed to farm out Barryroe. bones has highlighted that the Barryroe field covers a very big area and suffers from compartmentalisation. This will make the oil very expensive to extract. Hence the lack of interest, by the oil majors, on farming into Barryroe. The oil also suffers from a high wax content. However sp's do not go down in a straight line. From watching similar AIM listed fantasy O&G's the sp's tend to be very volatile even if the overall trend is down. A bounce here wouldn't surprise me as Barryroe "believers" will be looking to average down (something they have been doing since the LOGP share price peaked at 70p back in 2012). Also I'm sure LOGP will attract the rampers and pumpers and dumpers (they already have in your case). They could make money if they are astute. It wouldn't surprise me if you made a good profit by pumping and dumping LOGP, flawlesskicks. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/10/2019 22:56	papillon: Yes, definitely a rollover, bones698. There was another one for 880k shares this morning. Again done at the offer price so both trades look like buys. There was a sell of 880k @ 1.09p and 16 seconds later the buy back of the 880k shares at 1.10p. The 880k x 0.01 p (£88) was the rollover fee. The fee for the rollover of the 4m shares yesterday was £400. A couple of deluded optimists on the lse LOGP bb today thought that the rollovers were separate buys and couldn't understand why the 2 x 4m + 2 x 880k trades, which were all recorded as buys on the lse & ADVFN sites because both rollovers were done at the offer price, led to no movement in the share price yesterday and a 4.76% decline today. Common sense should have told them if they were all buys then the LOGP share price would have risen, not declined!! of course if they had any common sense these two deluded optimists wouldn't be LOGP shareholders!! LOL. Earlier this year, in March, the CEO of Brandon Hill, Oliver Stansfield, bought 1m shares @ 2p. That news caused a spike to 2.725p. Last week he bought another 3m @ 1p. That caused a smaller spike to 1.2p. Unfortunately for shareholders who are buoyed by such news they should remember that "professional" investors get it wrong just like your average mug PI. Neil Woodford is a shining example of a "professional" who got it spectacularly wrong. He was the star fund manager who, once, could do no wrong in the eyes of his fan club. However he started to believe all the hype and thought he could walk on water and made an awful lot of bad investments and then made the even bigger mistake that gullible mug punters make and started to average down big time. He kept funding his unlisted gambles with more and more money at ever lower prices. He also took part in more than one placing in his listed shares and soon after watched the sp's plummet soon after each placing. KIE and PURP being examples. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/10/2019 19:55	papillon: The LOGP share price has risen by 20% on very low volume. All the trades today were small. Not one above 5k in value. Total value of the trades today was below 30k (less than 3m in volume). Could just be a "bull trap" following yesterday's RNS. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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