Bp Share Discussion Threads

[trikytree] 10/11/2020 00:19

Sbb1x and buywell both proven themselves to be fools. This could lose a few pence tomorrow but this is still heading to £3 very soon.

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 22:27

Azk watch this space. Massive production. Happening in Oz. That's some big move if they don't have anything up their sleeve. This week could be a pin ball machine to the 350 jackpot

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 22:21

Fed running out of AmmoFed Warns Assets Could Suffer "Significant Declines" If Covid Is Not Contained https://t.co/VOTNaEnt9q

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 22:16

Ahh SB nooooo lol I've been pretty fair with you this far, even if I have my doubts about your dark web dealings. However I would like to unleash on some shorters that seem to have vanished today, purple and buywell to name a couple. Thanks goodness I didn't have any Covid tickers in play. What a disaster. Only going to get worse for them tomorrow. Also SB the city is saying there is a shift happening out of tech to energy and commodities, so tomorrow will see some more big buying. Main indexes were kept in check by the selling ready for the transferring of funds which I am told will happen tomorrow after the first 20 mins. Just wait it will be a false pull back on the open only to reveal a massive surge north. Dyor and imho

[carpingtris] 09/11/2020 21:50

Sbb1x -

Wasn't that Fed warning written before the vaccine news!?

Pretty sure it was.

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 21:31

Yep your a dirty shorter. Just come clean. You have been window licking this board for to long without any alleged action not to have some kind of shirt game going on. Your last few posts are telling. Hope you opened your short at close as there will be bad fumes of melting polyester tomorrow ha ha

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 21:27

Wait till tomorrow shall we. Besides Sb, I'm not sure of your agenda now. Pretty pointless you paying interest here. You don't short, you don't buy. You will never get your 170, and very highly unlikely to even get below 220 now. So what's the plan I'd love to hear it? I see Covid plays suffered a bit today, perhaps your low ball entry might come in the form of one of those tickers with better prospects from the bunch. Perhaps sng or avct? Even GSK could be a good bet for you. Still low there and a 7% divi.

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 21:21

*FED WARNS ASSETS MAY HAVE BIG DECLINES IF VIRUS ISN'T CONTAINED-Jerome Powell asset management

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 21:19

On the #Pfizer #vaccine data:Safety data not yet releasedHow long you will be protected is unknown at this time. Vaccines are less effective in older people in general.1.3 billion doses next year, but you have to take two shotsStorage on extremely low temperatures

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 21:15

Brent going down 42.13$Dow jones falling now.Today was once in a lifetime moment in the markets.Oil will stay in low 40s glut displays and that is 4/6 months away

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 21:07

Lol, who cares if the vaccine is not widely available till next year, the needy will get it first, and let's face it we *ucking have a gun loaded with ammo now which is not something we have had the last 7 months. Trust BP is going to fly now the fingers on the trigger. Give up bottom feeding and finding negativity. Push the buy button and get on board. Say goodbye to the 200's very very soon.

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 20:55

July next year

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 20:55

Oil demand likely to take at least a year to hit 2019 levels: Gunvor head #oott https://t.co/kjnKeS0POk

[waldron] 09/11/2020 20:30

Ireland's Medical Chief Warns Against Celebrating Coronavirus Vaccine

Mon, 9th Nov 2020 20:09
Alliance News

(Alliance News) - The chief medical officer has cautioned people it is too early to start celebrating a Covid-19 vaccine.

Tony Holohan said he was hopeful about the progress being made in the development of a vaccine but he cautioned people against getting their hopes up.

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc announced on Monday it had made a coronavirus vaccine breakthrough.

Pfizer and its vaccine partner BioNTech SE said the jab it is developing was more than 90% effective in preventing Covid-19 infection.

Fifty million doses could be produced by the end of this year and more than 1.3 billion doses next year.

Scientists around the globe welcomed the news, with many saying it was a significant breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19.

Holohan described the progress being made on a vaccine as "positive" and said he was hopeful they would see "reliable" data from the trial when it becomes available to regulatory authorities.

"It is hopeful, but certainly not a time for celebration," Holohan said, adding that people need to be reminded to adhere to the public health measures currently in place.

Medical virologist Cillian De Gascun said the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccine trial was a positive development but he said there would be logistical challenges to its rollout.

"It is not going to be the global solution but it is certainly a positive first step," he said.

The public health officials comments come as 270 new cases of Covid-19 were reported in Ireland on Monday.

One more death related to the virus has also been reported.

Of the cases notified on Monday, 69% were in people under the age of 45.

The median age was 34 years.

In Dublin there were 103 cases, 34 in Limerick, 20 in Donegal, 12 in Cork, nine in Kerry, nine in Kilkenny, with the remaining 83 cases spread across 20 other counties.

As of 2pm on Monday there were 291 Covid-19 patients in hospitals including 39 people with the virus in intensive care units.

Deputy chief medical officer Dr Desmond Hickey said Ireland's progress in the fight against the spread of the disease was "notable" across Europe.

"We are continuing to see a worsening disease profile in many countries in Europe over the last number of weeks, and Ireland remains notable in its overall progress in reducing disease transmission and incidence," he said.

Ireland now ranks 28th out of 31 European countries in terms of 14-day incidence rate, according to ECDC data.

Hickey said 25 out of 31 countries now have a 14-day incidence rate greater than 200.

Seventeen countries have a 14-day incidence rate greater than 500.

"Only three countries have seen a decrease in 14-day incidence compared with the previous 14 days.

"These are Belgium, Malta and Ireland, and Ireland has been the greatest improvement with 43% reduction in its 14-day incidence compared with the previous two weeks," he added.

Ireland's national 14-day incident rate is now 161 cases per 100,000 population.

Over the past 14 days, 7,665 Covid-19 cases have been notified to the Department of Health.

Hickey said of the cases notified in the past fortnight the median age was 35 and the mean age was 37.

Some 64% of cases were in people under 45 and 11% of cases were in people aged 65 years or older.

Holohan said he would "not speculate" on what measures would be in place in the run up to Christmas.

"Ultimately government will decide what measures will be in place in December and beyond," he added.

Holohan added that Nphet had not finalised any of its advice for after December 1, but he warned that people would still have to maintain a "very high standard of public health practice".

"Everything will depend from our point of view on the progress we make with the virus," he said.

Holohan also said there was "nothing inevitable" about a third wave and that people's behaviours can influence when it happens, how significant it is and how quickly it happens.

source: PA

[investorwil] 09/11/2020 20:24

Funny he said that!

[sbb1x] 09/11/2020 20:13

BIDEN: STILL MANY MONTHS UNTIL VACCINE WIDELY AVAILABLE

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 19:37

Motley fool write up giving BP the thumbs up for a buy signal. See belowBP surges 16%BP (LSE: BP) is another FTSE 100 stock that has taken a brutal battering this year. As I write, shares in the oil & gas Goliath have gushed 31.5p (15.7%) today, hitting 231.3p as I write. Yet 2020 has been the toughest year for the energy giant since the tragic Deepwater Horizon disaster of 2020. At their 52-week high on 12 November 2019, BP shares closed at 513.5p, roughly 2.22 times their current level. Alas, thanks to the combination of the Covid-19 crisis and an ailing oil price, BP shares collapsed to a 25-year low of 188.5p on 28 October. Since then, they have leapt by almost a quarter (22.7%), but are still cheap shares to me.Yes, BP is an 'old economy' business facing an existential crisis in the transition to a low-carbon future. Yes, the price of a barrel of Brent Crude has fallen this year from around $70 to $43. But BP has 'Big Plans' - including massive job cuts, asset sales and cost reductions - to return it to rude health. Meanwhile, these cheap shares offer a dividend yield of 6.9% a year (in cash, paid quarterly). That's a huge incentive to buy and await a better future for BP. That's why I would continue to buy it today - for me, BP still means Bargain Price!The post Cheap shares surge strongly on Monday. I'd buy these two while stocks last! appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.

[sparsam] 09/11/2020 19:18

Next stop 281. This will fly tomorrow

[saltaire111] 09/11/2020 19:12

BP is too cheap.

Happy days...

Salty.

[investtofly] 09/11/2020 18:04

Nice £4K Thank You

[the stinger] 09/11/2020 18:01

Sbbx/Purple.. I told you to go long last week.! Silly billies..

[kasamavic] 09/11/2020 17:57

Famous last words ?The tide will turn, it just won't be tomorrow, this week, this month or even this year.

[slinkyj] 09/11/2020 17:43

Referring to Post 93544 SBb1x. Please tell me you took a nibble this morning? If not the boat has sailed. The city knew this news on Friday hence the massive buys Friday. I went all in Friday bar my small RDSB holding. More news on its way so 229 is still a great buy and hold. I feel for you as I know you don't short and therefore don't deserve the wizards sleeve treatment. But I do think you were crazy holding out for 170 when it clearly wasn't going to happen.