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BP. Bp Plc

398.20
-6.70 (-1.65%)
Last Updated: 08:33:22
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bp Plc LSE:BP. London Ordinary Share GB0007980591 $0.25
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -6.70 -1.65% 398.20 398.15 398.25 399.50 395.00 398.70 4,051,781 08:33:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Petroleum Refining 211.6B 15.24B 0.9368 4.25 65.87B
Bp Plc is listed in the Petroleum Refining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BP.. The last closing price for Bp was 404.90p. Over the last year, Bp shares have traded in a share price range of 379.75p to 540.90p.

Bp currently has 16,267,715,093 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bp is £65.87 billion. Bp has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 4.25.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/10/2024
20:59
To 70 woiuld be more correct. However, what we do in the UsA, stays in the USA haha
putinaire
08/10/2024
20:55
So as ever the question is, standard sector cycle that can be auto bought in hard times? Or going to do a 2008 bank style long term rerate ?

Events might help but not something to depend on. I dunno.

Look beyond crude and see who is adapting best for the long term I suppose

Shell

putinaire
08/10/2024
20:49
It's all buffet ever did in recessions. No great magic rmto it
putinaire
08/10/2024
20:46
I will buy below 320p , likely drop further
blackhorse23
08/10/2024
20:36
Yes but I wouldnt auto buy 350 here or equivalent elsewhere. Need to see what market is thinking on approach
putinaire
08/10/2024
16:44
Shell is not cheap right now but it kind of mirrors bp if bp hits 350 shell could go below £20. I believe that's a cheap enough entry point. And it looks like we'll get there soon
syoung82
08/10/2024
15:57
Slower versions of BP for now
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:55
None are today
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:55
shell is not cheap tho. at £12 it was.
hellscream
08/10/2024
15:51
Yes good point. Shell would be best buy to average out sector price rather than bp price in that scenario
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:46
350 would be my final buy on this. If it goes well below that I'd take a large position in shell instead as I'm not a holder of it yet and that would make a great entry point. I do regret ever owning bp though. if the clock could be turned back I'd never have invested in this. But anyway here we are
syoung82
08/10/2024
15:45
Coming again 400p region . Time to buy tomorrow may be???
action
08/10/2024
15:34
Well it is
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:33
Wonder why Shell hasn't fallen as much . Maybe the market sees it as a better company?
meb123
08/10/2024
15:33
Jees the time. BL with the missile coordinates
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:25
Fkn Gaza has better infrastructure today than the UK
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:22
Understand 350s as a buy. I'd keep a keg for 220s just in case though. If they hit yield hard, will lose income crew's. And it will take 220s for a sustained bounce period so need some dosh there
putinaire
08/10/2024
15:21
Sold some yesterday with a view of buying back in at a much lower price to bring my average down. Timed it right for a change now hoping for a plunge to 350 before hitting the buy button
syoung82
08/10/2024
15:18
Visit any city in China, Singapore , even BTS in Bangkok compared to London underground and so on

No exaggeration to say we are now 150-200 years behind in realistic catch up to their current levels/standards on infrastructure

UK is just a little fkn island anyway. Its not like we are talking about a global power. Much easier achieve full nuclear capacity etc . But no

putinaire
08/10/2024
15:02
Plus uk infrastructureis basically stone age now. Esp compared to many places in the east

Investing in nuclear power now would make a new infrastructure of the future far more feasible and probably more cost affective

Markets would not only forgive the borrowing. Embrace it.

But anything else is a sell 😂

putinaire
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