Bp Share Discussion Threads

[daler1966] 21/6/2022 11:50

BP pre trade US up 6%

[veryniceperson] 21/6/2022 11:40

Brent 115 2.5% up

[hellscream] 21/6/2022 05:27

spot on f56, thats what the war is all about. plus knocking green further down the road too.

[f56] 20/6/2022 20:22

The transfer of power from the west to the east is the only thing that matters. Short term gov. vs long term gov.

[tuftymatt] 20/6/2022 09:02

I agree somewhat diku, this market creates opportunity to trade if you have the time to watch or just put in buy and sell orders.

Many don't though and are looking for value holds. BP was just that but seeing two months growth fall away in a week or so isn't nice so if we get another leg up then I suspect more will cash in.

[diku] 20/6/2022 08:55

Post 7520...who is to know if the oil cartels are playing the moves moving the price...blink of an eye BP gone from 450p to 380p...worldwide economy slowdown due to high energy and cost of living?...morale of story is punters are not going to hang around buying shares for keeps...

[ball deap] 19/6/2022 18:27

If they want to save the planet then seal up all the hoods / barrios , fence them off, turn off the water supply and electricity. They mustn't leave the hood, the co2 levels would come down fast. Me and Waldron been saying it for months now.

[spacecake] 19/6/2022 15:29

Covid-19, the 4th wave building via Omicron BA.4/ 5 - plenty to think about including Russia cutting gas flows to Europe. Winter looks to be a very difficult time.

[wolansm] 19/6/2022 15:29

I believe the recent market was contantago and now flirting with backwardation plus tanks are likely brimming at the moment aimho of course as out the loop

[mickinvest] 19/6/2022 13:45

Strange downward movement on oil sector worldwide up to the drop in oil prices over the last few days, don't suppose it's possible some linked group shorted most of the sector before selling off oil or is that too far down conspiracy theories and tinfoil hat stuff?

[hazl] 19/6/2022 13:41

A positive on BP. from a S.Times article.
Just a mention.

[k mon] 19/6/2022 13:31

looks like no-one get's Irony george ..

.. that's the problem with these 'Red Thumb'.. people..

.. No sense of humour..

Ahh well .. their loss...


BP should be rocketing up
.. earnings in USD .. an ever increasing worldwide NEED for Oil ..
(as it's the only thing that keeps the City / Suburban / Transport / Logistics
/Intense Agricultural & even the concept of a Mechanized Military
.. 'Systems... and thus even the 'Political / Economic' - Industrial
concepts of 'Society'... .. viable..

[adg] 19/6/2022 11:38

“Mainly driven by panic selling and margin calls”

[smurfy2001] 19/6/2022 11:37

I can't believe the talk of recession on historically low interest rates, just laughable. Maybe I'm missing something.

[george stobbart] 19/6/2022 10:48

Avoid bp and oil stocks because our planet will end in 11years and you don’t want blood on your hands.

These toxic stocks destroy my planet and I don’t want them here.

We should all be woke to save earth and we must impose our views to everyone else regardless of their own opinions

[jackpotjack] 19/6/2022 09:11

Ha ha ha writing on a device made from plastics, surrounded by plastics, consuming energy either from oil and gas or wind farms made using oil plus backed up with gas plants when the winds not blowing.We have had the advantage to grow our western civilisation through the burning of fossil fuels and now less advanced countries are advancing through fossil fuels and not sure how we can have the cheek to insist they skip this and go straight to green tech without us helping their advancement through grants.The issue is it's over half the worlds population that needs the grants to jump fossil fuel advancement... who and how is that paid for?

[hellscream] 19/6/2022 05:00

everyone thinking BP will fall off a cliff when oil normalizing back to $70-80, i dont think so, BP is down on other issues, its just not oil thats in play.

[gwatson56] 18/6/2022 12:53

Perhaps a bounce into £4 + next week ?

[adg] 18/6/2022 12:31

I am not a fan of buybacks but in another years time I think holders not dependent on dividends will be happy, especially with share price being still historically well below average. As the looney himself said, this is a cash machine and even if oil drops $20 or $30 it will still make an awful lot of cash - I’m in the industry and have been now for 40 years almost - never had there been such a lack of investment as there has been this past 5 years, imho oil will stay relatively high for some time yet, recession or no
recession.
Recession (in Uk) nowadays means that the average joe can’t afford the daily macchiato with maple syrup and the 2yr (on tick) Audi might have to wait another year to be replaced (oh… and the posh gymnasium might need to be replaced with a cheaper place… and maybe the missus/bird might have to get her nails / Botox / filler / highlights done every 4 weeks instead of 2…..
That about sums the reality (for most not all) up. Sorry

[biddy74] 18/6/2022 08:04

I really doubt they’ll do it but I’d like to see a special dividend next quarter. Calling it special means they can retain their expressed dividend policy. It also fits with the intention to return excess returns over $60 per barrel to shareholders. In the current climate investors have no interest in buybacks, they want cash in their pocket to counter inflation. That’s what will push the share price back up