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RDSB Shell Plc

1,894.60
0.00 (0.00%)
25 Jun 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
03/7/2015
13:04
Sell off into the weekend re greeks
supermarky
03/7/2015
12:48
I believe this will go sub £18. I'm waiting to get in imo
buying
03/7/2015
11:05
The Greek vote has the potential to move the market. I'm staying out today and waiting to see how it pans out
supermarky
03/7/2015
10:37
cheers EI

In other words

if crude price falls from here so does SHELL SP

and vicky versy


i take note of all info because its not down to one element

what i wanted was only confirmation of which so called expert is
quoting 1600

waldron
03/7/2015
10:19
Looking to add sub 18.20.
essentialinvestor
03/7/2015
09:21
Agree with previous.
xxxxxy
03/7/2015
08:51
waldron, I would not waste anytime reading analyst views as it
will always come back to the price of crude.

Longer term the success or otherwise of the BG acquisition comes in to play,
again this will be largely determined by commodity prices.

essentialinvestor
03/7/2015
08:24
Sticky stuff at moment.
xxxxxy
03/7/2015
07:23
People will buy ahead of the next dividend date and the price will go back up. The yield is too good here to miss out
nicksig
03/7/2015
07:20
i believe 1800 to be a strong historic support

1600 has been mentioned recently on this BB

IS THERE ARE THERE BROKER REPORTS ANALYSIS AND LINKS
TO SUPPORT THE 1600 SCENARIO

YOUR INPUT APPRECIATED ANYONE

CHEERS

ENJOY YOUR DAY AND WEEKEND

waldron
03/7/2015
06:53
Eisler it's interesting to hear different views.

If you expect a significant reduction in the dividend (last time they cut this was 1945) then assume your medium term view on crude is very bearish.

I thought £18 would be tested yesterday which did not happen.

essentialinvestor
03/7/2015
01:03
The BG deal is done and dusted, not up for discussion. I can pretty much gaurantee that we won't see 2000 again for at least 18 months and 2100 agaib in 2-3 years, perhaps, but time will tell and 1500-1600 far more likely before we get any positive sentiment/traction. Gradual drift to 1500-1600(ish), bump up and down to around 1900 as oil price (very) slowly increases, further drift when divi is (significantly) reduced next year, 3 years some kind of gradual share price increase to 2100 as sentiment improves. I am long and would REALLY prefer another scenario - but that's my honest expectation, based on discussions with senior colleagues in the sector. All IMHO etc.
eisler
02/7/2015
22:09
Eisler - 02 Jul 2015 - 14:40 - 3468 of 3470 - 01600 is far more likely than 2000 anytime soon, but I take the long-term view and I am in for the divi. One day they will return to 2100 - but it will be a very long time from now.Mmmm - don't agree with any of that but time will tell.
nigthepig
02/7/2015
16:42
If the BG deals falls through it will be £20 or near in a flash imv.
essentialinvestor
02/7/2015
14:54
2100 a very long time from now?? sentiment can change very quickly as we have witnessed from year highs to where we are now
supermarky
02/7/2015
14:40
1600 is far more likely than 2000 anytime soon, but I take the long-term view and I am in for the divi. One day they will return to 2100 - but it will be a very long time from now.
eisler
02/7/2015
12:27
Yes,but for how long will the shares stay at these low levels.In the short term,the BG deal has scuppered any recovery,coupled to the weakness of oil and gas prices.
imperial3
02/7/2015
10:46
Shell are taking a log term view with BG. deal.
They have been successful for over 100 years.
Who gives a damn what short term day traders think?

careful
02/7/2015
10:29
Next obvious support c1600p afaics. Would be 7.4% yield at that level.
speedsgh
02/7/2015
10:17
SupermarkyThe long term chart shows the capacity for further falls before we hit major resistance but that does not mean we will hit that.I tend to follow the volume and we seem to be building a bit now.If the BG. deal goes south then the price will recover if it goes ahead then we may see some weakness
ch1ck
02/7/2015
10:08
The last 2 major falls in the rdsb share price (from peak to tough) were £10.00 or there abouts. We are currently roughly £8.00 down from highs. Make of that what you will.
supermarky
02/7/2015
09:15
I was wondering when questor would raise the investment case for shell. Yes shell have divestments which can help calm divi fears. Storm in a tea cup.
supermarky
02/7/2015
09:12
BG. Has a rateing £13.70--£;14.10 without she'll bid ,from UBS,SG.&deutch bank
84stewart
02/7/2015
08:52
Sorry that should read brokers sentiment is rising for RDSA
ch1ck
02/7/2015
08:49
Has any one else read the Telegraph story?It look to me as if the market are discounting the the takeover of BG. The price of BG shares are below the 13000p offer price and are falling and the RDSA are rising.Buying BG. Shares only works if you believe the deal will go through.
ch1ck
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