Bp Share Discussion Threads

[robertfaulkner] 14/1/2014 17:51

Mandy will take a special interest in Halliburton or was it Transocean's toolpushers

(see tonio post 83997)

[cliveb] 14/1/2014 16:58

just when I thought things couldnt get worse,

[tonio] 14/1/2014 12:37

You may think it couldn't get much worse for BP but see below.

[prambigear] 14/1/2014 11:04

When is the verdict on 'blame' coming. Wasn't it supposed to be anytime after the beginning of September 13?

[prambigear] 14/1/2014 11:03

Gary38

Don't you think BP are in enough trouble. Why would they want to risk the 'unwashed' camping on the doorstep of HQ demonstrating for weeks on end?

[hellscream] 14/1/2014 03:20

Total to invest $21m... gary lol, not even worth talking about it.

[gary38] 13/1/2014 23:35

gary38 - 13 Jan 2014 - 23:14 - 3899 of 3901Bp a british company have not put any money towards shale gas search here which would creat English jobs and help English business plus the protection of this country in the shape of energySecurity.It takes a french company to invest their money to do what our big companies should be doing for their country.Shows how patriotic they are,I bet if they put it to a vote to their share holders here if they would want to get involve in the(which i am one) shale gas story it would be yes yes yes .I am now thinking of selling my shares in Bp and putting the money in IGAS,English patriotic company.FLY THE FLAG FOR ENGLANDFRACK NOW MOVEMENT.STAND AND BE COUNTED.SHAME ON YOU BP.haydock - 13 Jan 2014 - 23:21 - 3900 of 3901Note report that East Cheshire CC. has stated will not allow fracking.Are all I-gas sites in W. Cheshire ?Is the more Easterly block all in Staffs ?  gary38 - 13 Jan 2014 - 23:23 - 3901 of 3901I wonder why Bob Dudley Ceo of BP is not Investing in English energy security , English jobs and Business?. Maybe our government should ask him.>    

[bracke] 13/1/2014 16:10

Barring a nasty event; yes I know BP is good at those; the share buyback programme should keep the share price on an even keel.

[juggy_g] 13/1/2014 15:05

Dumped my shares. Will buy back at 3.60. Good luck to ya all

[penycae] 13/1/2014 14:21

Afternoon all! Just looking in to see what's occurin'
The monkey has resumed coverage of BP following a period of calm during which he has put me in the likes of BARC and MRW. Still holding more March sugar than Tate and Lyle, but that's another story.
Waiting for the planets to line up on the GBP. Diving in and out of the likes of POG and FRES while things settle here. TLW under the cosh today, so any drops here might be sector specific. Litigation over this spill likely to last years.
Trade we'll and prosper Earthlings.......

[smurfy2001] 13/1/2014 12:28

Dumped my shares this morning.

Good luck to all but will buy back at 440p.

[minerve] 13/1/2014 12:00

Ironhorse

There was an RNS this morning. Look at the other BP thread. MIATA has pointed me in the right direction to attempt to answer this question.

[ironhorse] 13/1/2014 11:30

Minerve-----------Can you explain!

"So guys, when did BP buy these shares and when do we expect the MMs to have exhausted the order?"

[minerve] 13/1/2014 09:38

So guys, when did BP buy these shares and when do we expect the MMs to have exhausted the order?

[jak1] 13/1/2014 09:30

Think it's in the price already, after all, who expected the yanks to do the right thing. American justice ! LOL

[minerve] 12/1/2014 21:48

any ideas where you feel it might drop to?

[dov] 12/1/2014 21:34

we have been grinding up for a while now watch it all go on the open tomorrrow

[prambigear] 12/1/2014 18:43

and a woman 'Safety Officer' who couldn't bring herself to hit the 'panic' button as she was trained to do.

[miata] 12/1/2014 17:39

I blame the Transocean toolpushers.

[dafrog] 12/1/2014 15:00

About time BP took legal action to get compensation from the companies and people that caused the disaster. Start with haliburton.

[minerve] 12/1/2014 15:00

FFS Cameron, stand-up and protect a predominantly British interest. The French would do it. This is becoming an agent for state-sponsored welfare and non-linked local economic stimulus.

[7monkey] 12/1/2014 14:09

I dread to think what the opening price for tomorrow will be.can we still fund the diverdends ?

[7monkey] 12/1/2014 13:47

Even as BP (BP) faces potentially $90 billion in business economic loss claims for its oil spill, its stock continues to march to highs not seen before the spill itself in addition to dividends paid out. It's almost as the company has made no provision at all in regards to its economic loss claims.

[dov] 12/1/2014 12:10

any bets for opening price tomorrow?