BG Group Share Discussion Threads

[wipo1] 01/12/2014 21:52

I still think these are overvalued and the company lund left statoil is much better value.He just left for more money pure greed

[strollingmolby] 01/12/2014 21:26

LOL, they've pegged Lund's package to the oil price!

(with thanks to Kipper...)

[champian] 01/12/2014 20:40

Each time there is massive fall,the share price recovers with in a months time.
In oct 2012 & january 2014.Today the brent crude fut has recovered to £72.5 ie £4.
I believe the share price will be around £9.50 tomorow.

[supermarky] 01/12/2014 20:29

Well at least it finished higher. Ok it bounced up on the day but is this just a small respite. Chart now looks terrible. No real divi of note. I suppose there is the possibility of a bid? I am negative now

[its the oxman] 01/12/2014 14:55

Could do with this bouncing to 950p to get a healthy profit. Am I really asking too much with Santa on his way?

[davidosh] 30/11/2014 17:02

ShareSoc are trying to keep a lid on some of the ridiculous director pay deals

If you want to back ShareSoc then you can become a member www.sharesoc.org

[sanks] 28/11/2014 22:49

Never say never..too many nobs in the markets trading these days..using their bellends instead of their hearts...i use my heart in conjunction with my bell, its a bit different.

Hope this helps cos the technicals have broken all genuine
minjsniffing support lines

Be careful..be very careful
Level 4 target remains 2.97

[wipo1] 28/11/2014 17:24

I don't think the market cares about assets atm. P/E on this far too high yield too low it could fall another £2. I doubt it will get anywhere near what sanks thinks.

[supermarky] 28/11/2014 16:56

No bounce no hope. It is a good sign sanks is here lol

[jdb2005] 28/11/2014 16:08

Sanks has appeared which is good signal to BUY - he has been showing guys on RIO how to make money !!

[flyingbull] 28/11/2014 15:38

After the OPEC jitter with the oil price yesterday, December will be a challenge for the oil industry.....but we have seen it all before. There will be losers but there will be winners, too.

Here is your chance to pick the smooth from the rough...the December oil stock competition is now on. Deadline for entry is midnight this Sunday.



Good luck,
fb

[mike24] 28/11/2014 15:37

a small punt to catch dcb monday,

[mike24] 28/11/2014 15:37

opening down would be even bigger op catch a rise
nai

[rayrac] 28/11/2014 15:21

Including assets that are worth 30% less than just weeks ago.

Oil is out favour, so today's news helps not one bit.

[31ben] 28/11/2014 11:38

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[wipo1] 28/11/2014 11:36

Down on high volume still has more to fall I think. You wonder if it was worth paying all that money for new ceo what can he do to halt the decline?

[optomistic] 28/11/2014 10:39

bigboots
28 Nov'14 - 10:26 - 1972 of 1974 0 0


Very unlikely - £20m fine, short change for BG
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All the more reason for BG to be fined more...fines now are more like taxes,
the bigger the earnings the higher the tax...and no one likes extra taxes do they.

[supermarky] 28/11/2014 10:39

How's about a straight 97p?

[sanks] 28/11/2014 10:35

Think its cos its had a shagging downgrade today to SELL
They should of listened to me and my fit bird, Sheila

[sanks] 28/11/2014 10:27

Me and my bird have a buy order at £2.97...she said this looks shagged for a while now...i think she's right looking at the chart!

Sensible comments appreciated
Sanksalot

[bigboots] 28/11/2014 10:26

Very unlikely - £20m fine, short change for BG

[optomistic] 28/11/2014 10:07

Perhaps this has something to do with the drop, government blood letting to give the money away to make it look good before the election. I think it's going to take more than this to get DC back in to popularity:

DRAX has been fined £28m by Ofgem for failing to meet environmental targets - the largest penalty ever handed down by the regulator.




The North Yorkshire power station operator was one of six companies under investigation for failing to meet environmental targets under the government's Community Energy Saving Programme (CESP) but received by far the biggest penalty of the two companies whose punishments were announced today.

Intergen was fined £11m for their failings, while decisions on British Gas, SSE and GDF/Suez are expected to follow.

Drax's penalty will be split between a payment of up to £20m used to benefit vulnerable energy consumers through a programme of work to be developed with the charity, National Energy Action, and the remaining £8m to be paid as a fine or delivered as further consumer redress measures.

[supermarky] 28/11/2014 09:56

Comments anyone?