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RDSB Shell Plc

1,894.60
0.00 (0.00%)
17 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shell Plc LSE:RDSB London Ordinary Share GB00B03MM408 'B' ORD EUR0.07
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1,894.60 1,900.40 1,901.40 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/3/2020
11:23
Nationalisation ? How many trillions of pounds is that going to take in the case of the UK.

Probably looked good in a Whitehall Brainstroming session.

bennodean
17/3/2020
11:18
not only should they ban short selling, but they should make the shorters
buy back all the stock...


WJ.

w1ndjammer
17/3/2020
11:13
LAMMERGEIER
17 Mar '20 - 11:10 - 11395 of 11395
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France are considering protecting their companies by Nationalisation and or banning

short selling

waldron
17/3/2020
11:10
hxxps://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/france-ready-to-protect-big-companies-through-nationalization-1.1407372

France are considering protecting their companies by Nationalisation and or banning

short selling

lammergeier
17/3/2020
11:01
What price OPEC now? I mean what's the point of it?

Supposed to iron out damaging fluctuations in oil prices. More likely just designed to ensure a good income for SA. If it had been left to the market, the industry would have created the right conditions for reasonable price stability.

Back on my soap box again.

poikka
17/3/2020
11:00
Yes but please dyor Steve. My rationale is totally counter intuitive and goes against all normal instincts. However, I've learned a thing or two since 1992 and also made a good chunk of change. One thing you can be sure of is that when this Market turns, it won't hang around. spud
spud
17/3/2020
10:33
I predict the market will bottom within 4 weeks......

WJ.

w1ndjammer
17/3/2020
10:29
RDSB UBS Buy DOWN FROM 2,450.00 TO 1,800.00 Unchanged

BP. UBS Buy DOWN FROM 570.00 TO 445.00 Unchanged

maywillow
17/3/2020
10:01
Spud - Post 11341 on buybacks...
True, the valuation here is conducive to continuing buybacks.
However, I would prefer that they preserve cash at a time like this when there's a crude price war on.

sogoesit
17/3/2020
09:42
Hope people aren’t getting into debt to buy here. Best plan is to exit the market for 6 months or so
volsung
17/3/2020
09:39
not to worry Trump is here

We will have the much desired TRUMP TWEET EFFECT

NO LATER THAN BBQ SEASON

florenceorbis
17/3/2020
09:39
Of course. We are now in Market capitulation max fear mode. This is the stage which wipes out investors and precedes the recovery mode. Every instinct is to join the panic. I'm 400k down this year and still buying the bargains.spud
spud
17/3/2020
09:35
What’s changed since December last year ? Oh the cronovirus and the oil price war. These are macro effects which have transmitted into Maximum fear in the markets as people stop shopping and stay in. It’s affecting all companies and from my perspective I’ve expect I’m invested in companies that can survive even this new daunting challenge. The share price has dropped massive and my main concern is where to find extra funds to buy at these chance in a lifetime opportunities. The virus will be controlled, the price war will be addressed ... it seems medium term logic to me
tornado12
17/3/2020
09:35
The algobots must be getting a trifle warm under their CPU's atm.....spud
spud
17/3/2020
09:21
FTSE is back to 1997 levels
trader365
17/3/2020
09:15
so was Shell overvalued in 1995 because we are now at the same SP

WJ.

w1ndjammer
17/3/2020
09:12
500p by christmas
trader365
17/3/2020
09:11
It a bit more than the virus impact. Markets have been overvalued for some time, economic data has been poor, and now the oil price war
trader365
17/3/2020
09:11
You can be sure of Shell?
volsung
17/3/2020
09:09
I am holding off buying as some analysts and gurus believe oil majors have further to fall


over 21 pc in some cases

florenceorbis
17/3/2020
09:08
Just saw this post on the Lloy bb:


Impact of coronavirus on stock exchanges worldwide, within 1 month:

🇺🇸 -26%
🇬🇧 -26%
🇨🇦 -25%
🇧🇷 -27%
🇷🇺 -20%
🇦🇪 -19%
🇿🇦 -16%
🇦🇺 -24%
🇮🇳 -14%
🇸🇬 -17%
🇭🇰 -12%
🇰🇷 - 17%

Now, look at this:

🇨🇳 (China) + 0,3%

China, creator of the pandemic, has miraculously "recovered", has almost no more cases of coronavirus. The world is now beginning to feel the effects and panic about the disease. Who recovered first ?? China itself! It seems to be that this virus was a move by the Chinese government in response to the loss of the trade war with the United States. The goal: to throw the world into recession !!!
Is the scenario not clear? They are already growing! China bought almost everything it devalued on the stock exchanges around the world ... with that the Chinese became owners of the global companies that are in China and without the money leaving China.

utyinv
17/3/2020
09:02
ANYONE WORKED OUT A CORRELATION BETWEEN RISING VIRUS CASES AND FALLING SHARE PRICES
florenceorbis
17/3/2020
09:00
Still going down then. Has anyone even looked at the financials. Seems a lot of people think this is a great buy just because its gone down a lot and, well, because its SHELL. After paying off interest on the massive debt can they make a profit at these oil prices
orinocor
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