daily dive starting early today |
Give it time and keep reinvesting the dividends ,well that's what I'm doing |
and as for BP, i hope they can salvage something from rosneft as the holding is worth around $14-$26B, but knowing them they will just do what our government tells them to do. (donate it to ukraine or some rubbish).
government must have an golden share i think. |
im 7% down over 13 years yet got over 130% more share count, lower the better.
i just love the snowball effect, its the only way us BP investors make money as you know the shares are capped at £5.50.
we all wish the shares can do an BAE or rolls royce movement, ill take £7-8. |
It's not going well, hellscream. But will it take the stock market it? |
the country going bankrupt is the best thing that can happen to us UK shareholders, country needs a big reset.
the country is just one big bloated welfare state full of lazy people living off sickness benefits. |
dividend friday, hope they take 20-30p off this week. |
Now, what has BP. to deserve a big drop so far today. Santa rally, i don't think so. Not yet anyway. |
Save some for Milliband |
Save some for Milliband ....... |
Thanks a lot chaps. That's a super chart VNP. Cheers - appreciated |
Sterling dividends payable in cash will be converted from US dollars at an average of the market exchange rate over the three dealing days between 29 November and 3 December 2024 (£1 = US$1.27066). Accordingly, the amount of sterling dividend payable in cash on 20 December 2024 will be: |
The exchange rate used to determine the sterling cash dividend is the average of the market rates over three dealing days prior to the sterling cash dividend announcement date. Not sure of the exact dates |
Scruff. Set this up on your screen. You'll know everything thenhttps://www.dividenddata.co.uk/ |
It just can't push past 400p |
Cheers norman. When is the 8.0c determined? |
Q3 divi: sterling value of US8.0¢ will be 6.2959p pd 20 Dec |
Only affected by 'the cable' isnt it? High share price would suit me. On that note when is the divi fixed by the exchange rate? |
dont want it up, dividend next week. |
Shell down 1.3% makes no sense |
Oil up 1.25% BP down .6%. Great innit |
The gov plan to spend 22bn on CCS'ssame amount as the 22bn black hole the gov claimed they inheritedSo maybe they now have two black holes |
Being cynical I read that as a way of UK govt DESNZ / BP Equinor spinning approval of the build of a new gas power station on Teeside. An admission that the UK cannot deliver secure energy without continuing to burn natural gas until beyond 2050. That it comes with an intention to fit CCS, using as yet unproven technology and to an as yet unbuilt untested storage facility concept, does not butter my parsnips considering BPs track record backtracking on green commitments. The UK will be in no position to shut it down once in place, with or without CCS.
Ensuring the market for North Sea gas continues, which is BP Equinors real interest.
And in any case presumably the CCS commands a price premium which we consumers will have to pay for. |