Bp Share Discussion Threads

[waldron] 26/6/2020 17:26

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 40.70 -1.02%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.15 -3.73%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.55 +1.77%
WTI 38.195 USD -1.93%


FTSE 100
6,159.3 +0.20%
Dow Jones
25,224.12 -2.03%
CAC 40
4,909.64 -0.18%
SBF 120
3,861.37 -0.18%
Euro STOXX 50
3,207.37 -0.75%
DAX
12,089.39 -0.73%
Ftse Mib
19,147.12 -0.46%


Eni
8.397 -0.99%


Total
35.145 -0.18%



Engie
10.895 -0.59%

Orange
10.39 +0.00%



Bp
304.6 -1.30%

Vodafone
125.24 -1.43%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,319.8 -0.74%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,258.2 -0.98%

TULLOW OIL
Price (GBX)31.40 -0.66%

[superiorshares] 26/6/2020 17:05

Very soon it will begin with a

2

[bracke] 26/6/2020 16:44

Good (perhaps that should be 'not so good') day imastu

"third tranche"
===============

'Albert Einstein is widely credited with saying, "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results."

[hasin] 26/6/2020 16:22

Having a punt at this price,famous last words.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 26/6/2020 16:19

Well I would if I was any good at it...

Stumbling into a small profit earlier after a third tranche, but of course didn't take, 'cos it had further to go didn't? And then this happened, so can't use the funds I would have had to go after stuff like GLEN or FRES.

I'm only here because I thought I should diversify away a little from precious metals after making a few bob, so this, VOD, HSBA, GLEN, TW. and some smaller ones. Now thinking it was a really bad idea.

So, just like old times, whining away on the BP thread. Lord knows I've missed this...

[penycae] 26/6/2020 15:53

Afternoon all.

Re-joined the band five minutes ago at 306.5.
Got shafted this morning on AML. Couldn't get near the placing, as it was filled within an hour or two, when I was out with the dog. Might turn out to be a blessing, but I've got a lot of those in the 80's. Kidded myself that when the dust settled, I might be able to sell them and buy one of their cars.

Trade well and prosper.....

[optomistic] 26/6/2020 15:51

Looking like it's a bit of short lived glory for my yesterday purchase :-/

[sarkasm] 26/6/2020 15:08

Two leading oil price reporting agencies launch new U.S. crude benchmarks to rival WTI
Published Fri, Jun 26 20208:09 AM EDTUpdated 2 hours ago
Sam Meredith
@smeredith19
Key Points

S&P Global Platts said its new benchmark for U.S. crude, called Platts American GulfCoast Select (AGS), would reflect the value of waterborne light sweet crude supplied from the Permian Basin in west Texas and New Mexico on major pipelines to the Gulf.
Argus’ new outright daily crude price assessment, Argus AGS, is also designed to reflect the growing importance of the U.S. Gulf Coast as a major export hub and to address ongoing market concerns about the landlocked WTI crude benchmark.
The agencies will use different methodologies for their new respective price assessments.

[waldron] 26/6/2020 06:16

D.C.'s AG is latest to sue oil majors over climate change
Jun. 25, 2020 2:19 PM ET|About: Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM)|By: Carl Surran, SA News Editor

The District of Columbia attorney general files a lawsuit against Exxon Mobil (XOM +0.2%), BP (BP +0.6%), Chevron (CVX +0.2%) and Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A +1.2%) for "systematically and intentionally misleading" consumers about the role their products play in causing climate change.

The companies "violated the District's consumer protection law by concealing the fact that using fossil fuels threatens the health of District residents and the environment," the AG's office says.

Exxon says the suit is part of a "coordinated, politically motivated" campaign against energy companies.

The lawsuit brought by the D.C. AG comes after Minnesota filed a lawsuit yesterday against Exxon and others for violating state laws barring consumer fraud, deceptive trade practices and false advertising.

[optomistic] 25/6/2020 17:32

Bought more today, unbelievably at the bottom of the 'v'
now will my luck hold?
I see the planks took us down to our close then they start to move up.
A little.

[waldron] 25/6/2020 17:21

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 40.45 +0.35%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.18 -0.83%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.52 -8.54%
WTI 38.03 USD +0.05%

FTSE 100
6,147.14 +0.38%
Dow Jones
25,352.64 -0.37%
CAC 40
4,918.58 +0.97%
SBF 120
3,868.26 +1.04%
Euro STOXX 50
3,231.73 +0.95%
DAX
12,177.87 +0.69%
Ftse Mib
19,306.78 +0.75%


Eni
8.481 +0.11%


Total
35.21 +0.80%


Engie
10.96 +0.18%

Orange
10.39 +0.43%



Bp
308.6 +0.41%

Vodafone
127.06 +1.62%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,329.6 +0.36%


Royal Dutch Shell B
1,270.6 +0.21%

TULLOW OIL
Price (GBX)31.61 -0.13%

[waldron] 25/6/2020 06:31

European markets head for negative open after IMF slashes economic forecasts again

Published Thu, Jun 25 20201:13 AM EDT

Holly Ellyatt
@HollyEllyatt

Key Points

London’s FTSE is seen opening 31 points lower at 6,100, Germany’s DAX is expected to open 11 points lower at 12,107, France’s CAC 40 down 15 points at 4,862 and Italy’s FTSE MIB 24 points lower at 7,172, according to IG.

On Wednesday, the IMF released its latest outlook in which it forecast a contraction of 4.9% in global gross domestic product in 2020, lower than the 3% fall it predicted in April.

[superiorshares] 24/6/2020 22:16

Good evening Waldron. I seen Macron was in blighty the other day. Where was his Gran ?. Is she ok ?

[waldron] 24/6/2020 17:23

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 39.70 -6.87%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.20 -7.29%
Natural Gas NYMEX 1.69 +0.06%
WTI 37.635 USD -6.21%

FTSE 100
6,123.69 -3.11%
Dow Jones
25,374.47 -2.99%
CAC 40
4,871.36 -2.92%
SBF 120
3,875.07 -1.73%
Euro STOXX 50
3,201.18 -3.07%
DAX
12,093.94 -3.43%
Ftse Mib
19,206.65 -3.20%




Eni
8.472 -4.77%


Total
34.93 -3.47%



Engie
11.125 -0.80%

Orange
10.47 -0.43%


Bp
307.35 -4.39%

Vodafone
125.04 -3.17%

Royal Dutch Shell A
1,324.8 -4.68%



Royal Dutch Shell B
1,268 -4.73%

TULLOW OIL
Price (GBX)31.65 -5.18%

[superiorshares] 24/6/2020 17:04

I wonder how long before BP share price starts with a
2

[waldron] 24/6/2020 15:45

Oil Falls Below $40 On Fears Of Rising Crude Stocks
By Tsvetana Paraskova - Jun 24, 2020, 9:00 AM CDT

Oil prices, after swinging from loses to gains and back in the morning, finally settled in a modest decline.
The decline in oil prices on Wednesday also reflected fears among market participants that a second wave of COVID-19 infections could continue to hamper recovery in oil demand.

Oil prices dropped early on Wednesday, with WTI Crude sliding below $40 a barrel, after the API reported a larger-than-expected crude inventory build on Tuesday and the market reflected fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections in many countries, including in the United States.



As of 9:10 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, before the EIA’s weekly inventory report, WTI Crude was trading down 1.39 percent at $39.85, and Brent Crude was down 1.17 percent on the day at $42.14.



On Tuesday, the American Petroleum Institute (API) estimated another build in crude oil inventories, this time of 1.749 million barrels for the week ending June 19, compared to analyst projections of a smaller inventory build of 299,000 barrels.



Despite the fact that oil production in the United States has now fallen from 13.1 million bpd on March 13 to 10.5 million bpd for June 12, according to the Energy Information Administration, inventories continue to rise as demand remains at low levels given the pandemic and the resulting lockdown.



The decline in oil prices on Wednesday also reflected fears among market participants that a second wave of COVID-19 infections could continue to hamper recovery in oil demand.



“Crude oil’s rally to the highest levels since early March has paused with the technical outlook beginning to look more challenging. The attention has for now turned from OPEC+ and successful production cuts to concerns that a renewed spike in COVID-19 cases may slow the process towards a further recovery in global demand,” Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, wrote in a note on Wednesday.



“And while governments will use lockdowns measures as a very last resort due to the destructive impact on already reeling economies, these developments may still impact how we collectively behave in the public space,” Hansen noted.



Refinery margins have slightly increased recently in northwest Europe and Singapore, but “margins are still historically weak, remaining below pre-Covid-19 levels, and it is difficult to see significant upside until refined product stocks are brought down to more manageable levels,” ING strategists Warren Patterson and Wenyu Yao said today.


By Tsvetana Paraskova for Oilprice.com

[superiorshares] 24/6/2020 05:12

My end of June calculation for coronavirus death toll, will be verified in a few more days.
All investors need to look at now
Coronavirus.
Those that dismiss it . " I WONT GET IT I WILL BE ALL RIGHT JACK ". And I hope to make a couple of pound on the stockmarket are sad !.
However coronavirus will determine growth. Growth will be incredibly low because of coronavirus.
We are still in the first wave. Will their be a second wave ?. Not unless this first one ends.

[spurslegend1] 23/6/2020 20:33

Five most-held dividend stocks among the biggest income funds
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