Bp Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 08/5/2019 06:42

CHUCKLE DID IT IN ERROR

ENJOY YOUR DAY vnp

[veryniceperson] 08/5/2019 06:35

Waldron. Thanks for putting the Vodafone price on your list. It's like a 1 stop shop.

[pvee] 07/5/2019 20:25

No expert but every time the POO gets "too high" we get a tweet from DT and instantly there's a correction.

Get the impression that the US alone and not the traditional big players are manipulating the price nowadays helped by the fact that the US exploits shale fuel which I understand has a quicker turnaround time. What I have difficulty to understand (please explain) is that the US is now no longer reliant on imports of oil to meet internal demand - so why the tweets ? Surely they could export their own at a higher price ?

Not invested in BP at the moment but have been in the past for 'growth' albeit very slow. Solid yes, but perhaps now a pure trading share as some posters have already twigged.

[waldron] 07/5/2019 16:16

BP
533.2 -2.72%

Vodafone
140 -0.04%

Shell A
2,375 -3.24%

GlaxoSmithKline
1,517.8 -2.22%

Rio Tinto
4,410 +0.06%

Shell B
2,376.5 -3.88%

[hellscream] 07/5/2019 15:24

this share was never going over £6 anyway, so what difference is £5.. over 70% of my profit is from the dividend in the last 7 years. we need that ftse at 10,000+ for any decent gain.

[maywillow] 07/5/2019 14:35

Ex-dividend date 09-May-19

Record date for 1Q 19 interim dividend 10-May-19


Scrip Reference share price announcement date 16-May-19

Election date: latest date for receipt of Scrip Dividend Mandate Forms/Elections for Ordinary shares 03-Jun-19, 5pm GMT

Election date: latest date for receipt of Scrip Dividend Mandate Forms/Elections for ADSs 03-Jun-19, 5pm EDT

Sterling cash dividend per ordinary share announcement date 10-Jun-19

Dividend payment date and first date of dealings in the new shares 21-Jun-19

Dividend 1Q 2019 Rate
US dollar cash dividend per ordinary share (in US dollars)
$0.1025

US dollar cash dividend per ADS (in US dollars)
$0.615

[maywillow] 07/5/2019 14:34

Ex-dividend date 09-May-19

Record date for 1Q 19 interim dividend 10-May-19


Scrip Reference share price announcement date 16-May-19

Election date: latest date for receipt of Scrip Dividend Mandate Forms/Elections for Ordinary shares 03-Jun-19, 5pm GMT

Election date: latest date for receipt of Scrip Dividend Mandate Forms/Elections for ADSs 03-Jun-19, 5pm EDT

Sterling cash dividend per ordinary share announcement date 10-Jun-19

Dividend payment date and first date of dealings in the new shares 21-Jun-19

Dividend 1Q 2019 Rate
US dollar cash dividend per ordinary share (in US dollars)
$0.1025

US dollar cash dividend per ADS (in US dollars)
$0.615

[ny boy] 07/5/2019 14:28

Added 1000 @ 536p support, ex div in a day or two, a nice opportunity

[veryniceperson] 07/5/2019 14:05

If it goes to 500 I will have some more.

[hellscream] 07/5/2019 13:40

lower the better for the dividend. hope it goes to £5.

[the grumpy old men] 06/5/2019 22:00

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Dow Jones
26,438.48 -0.25%


(WTI) 62.49 USD +3.32%

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 71.24 +0.55%

[waldron] 06/5/2019 16:20

(WTI) - 06/05 17:56:43
61.7 USD +2.02%

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 70.60 -0.35%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.99 -1.68%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.52 -1.83%


Dow Jones
26,294.69 -0.79%
CAC 40
5,483.52 -1.18%



Eni
14.872 -1.43%



Total
47.99 -2.40%


Engie
13.165 -0.68%

Orange
13.88 -0.36%

[waldron] 06/5/2019 14:21

BP approves new expansion to Thunder Horse in Gulf of Mexico
by Allister Thomas
06/05/2019, 1:35 pm

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BP has approved another expansion to one of the largest oil fields in the US Gulf of Mexico.

Phase two of the Thunder Horse South Expansion will add an estimated 50,000 barrrels of oil equivalent to peak daily production at the existing Thunder Horse platform.

BP did not reveal the cost of the expansion, but last year said it would spend £1bn on another expansion at the Atlantis project, also in the Gulf, adding an additional 38,000 barrels per day.

Phase two of Thunder Horse South involves drilling two production wells in the short term, approximately two miles south of the platform.

Eventually eight wells will be drilled as part of the overall development.
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First oil from Thunder Horse, which lies 150 miles south-east of New Orleans, is expected in 2021.

According to the energy major, Thunder Horse has the capacity to produce 250,000 barrels of oil and 200 million cubic feet of gas per day.

It is the latest in a series of expansion projects at the development and last year BP said it had discovered an additional one billion barrels of oil there through use of new seismic imaging technology.

Starlee Sykes, BP’s regional president for the Gulf of Mexico and Canada, said: “This latest expansion at Thunder Horse is another example of how the Gulf of Mexico is leading the way in advantaged oil growth for BP, unlocking significant value and safely growing a high-margin business.

“It also highlights our continued growth and momentum in a region that will remain a key part of BP’s global portfolio for years to come.”

Thunder Horse is operated by BP with a 75% interest, while partner ExxonMobil holds the remaining 25%.

It is one of BP’s largest discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico and is one of its four operated platforms in the region, also including Atlantis, Mad Dog and Na Kika.
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[grupo] 05/5/2019 07:26

In the coming weeks, as analysts focus on production figures, storage volumes and demand, OPEC will be focusing on defusing pressure to increase production, while at the same time the Saudi-led faction will likely confront the Tehran-Venezuela (and possibly Iraqi) axis. Iran has openly threatened to undermine OPEC’s stability if no support can be gathered before the June meeting. In several statements to the press, Iran’s oil Minister has warned that OPEC is in danger of collapse. Tehran threatens at present to take all necessary measures to block oil and gas flows from OPEC members that are supporting the U.S. sanctions regime. At the same time, Tehran has warned to take measures against countries trying to fill in the supply gap left by Iran. Zanganeh reiterated the latter during a meeting with OPEC secretary general Barkindo in Tehran. Barkindo reacted by saying that OPEC will do its utmost to depoliticize oil and gas policies of the organization. OPEC’s SG statements however look very bleak in light of the growing heat in the conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Zanganeh is counting on Iraq, Libya and Venezuela to keep the pressure on Riyadh an Abu Dhabi, not to fully support U.S. sanctions. The meeting in June will be crucial. Geopolitical pressure, combined with an aggressive power projection of Iran in the Middle East (Iraq, Syria, Libya), leaves less room to maneuver for Arab countries than before. Tehran’s hope to keep Moscow on its side also seems to be backfiring as Russia openly is behind OPEC+ cuts, while backing Saudi-UAE’s efforts in Libya.

In many ways this appears to be a repeat of the 2018 meeting of OPEC in Vienna. The main difference will be that Tehran has lost much of its internal OPEC powers, due to the departure of Qatar and the implosion of Venezuela. Tehran doesn’t hold any real cards anymore, even the threat of military action in the Gulf or elsewhere will backfire. The cartel is heading for a rearrangement of powers, a rearrangement in which a new actor may be taking part. Moscow is still heading for an official agreement with OPEC, threatening to topple any Iranian future in the cartel for a very long time. Putin’s need for Iran is gone, new power plays are already in place, in which Riyadh, Abu Dhabi and Libya are much more prominent.

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[optomistic] 03/5/2019 20:44

Yup, so much for the bullish engulfing candle :-(

[waldron] 03/5/2019 16:17

FTSE 100
7,380.64 +0.40%
Dow Jones
26,449.54 +0.54%
CAC 40
5,548.84 +0.18%

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 71.35 +0.85%
Gasoline NYMEX 2.03 +0.80%
Natural Gas NYMEX 2.56 -1.00%

(WTI) - 03/05 17:51:09
62.21 USD +0.84%

Eni
15.088 +0.36%


Total
49.17 -0.43%

Engie
13.255 +0.34%

Orange
13.93 -1.24%


BP
548.1 +0.11%


Shell A
2,454.5 +0.04%


Shell B
2,472.5 -0.10%

[skinny] 03/5/2019 14:27

Well that's that then!

[optomistic] 03/5/2019 11:25

Bullish engulfing candle so far today, if this is maintained and confirmed on the next trading day it could be the start of a new move upwards.

[philanderer] 03/5/2019 08:33

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