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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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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 |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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15/2/2020 14:52 | EJ thanks for the post but I’m more referring to the 20k annual tax free Isa which I have been doing for more than 6 yrs. 6 more yrs and I’m happy. I pay 50% tax bracket and I don’t want to give tax man a dime when I’m retired so this is one outlet for me. RDSB is a big part of that plan | tornado12 | |
15/2/2020 12:38 | That's you individual, your get some posters who will say paid 650p, brilliant investment. But those who paid 2250p plus, not brilliant at the moment.Being a bear from 2235p for me great trade, if it hits 1775p, six months Caribbean. That makes a market, bull and bears. | montyhedge | |
15/2/2020 12:33 | Agree, I' a trader not investor. Long term income boys ok.But for traders who are shorting this down to 1775p, we see problems short term. | montyhedge | |
15/2/2020 12:27 | But many here are long term holders Monty.With dividends reinvested my average buy price is now down to 1112p.I'll call that a good investment. | gateside | |
15/2/2020 12:21 | Even a good company bought the wrong price is a bad investment. | montyhedge | |
15/2/2020 09:11 | Buy when all around you are in fear, especially if it’s Shell. This company is solid and will continuously adapt. Already brought 2 tranche in last 2 months and prepared to go again if they do get down to £18.50. The divi is key to this company and as the price drops then we can reap major benefits. I will continue this strategy for next years and convinced it will give me a decent pension Tax Free | tornado12 | |
14/2/2020 23:41 | montyhedge14 Feb '20 - 21:07 - 9754 of 9756 0 0 1 You like this all the way down from 2550p, ouch. AGAIN YOU APPEAR TO COMPLETELY MISS THE POINT. MOST INVESTORS HAVE PAID WELL BELOW 2550 FOR THEIR SHARES HAVING BUILT THEM UP INCREMENTALLY OVER TIME. LOOK AT THE RDSB CHART OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS, IT HAS RARELY BEEN OVER 2550 IN THAT PERIOD. THE INVESTMENT IS FOR THE DIVIDEND AND SHARE BUILD OVER TIME. IN THE PERIODS WHERE THE SHARE VALUE REACHES THOSE HEIGHTS ITS A SELL OPPORTUNITY IF SO DESIRED. | ftl | |
14/2/2020 22:13 | I think that coronavirus is a big factor in the equation too. Hopefully it will soon be no longer a major factor. Philosophical. | xxxxxy | |
14/2/2020 21:07 | You like this all the way down from 2550p, ouch. | montyhedge | |
14/2/2020 20:08 | Shell to use portfolio LNG volumes to support Lake Charles plant - report Feb. 14, 2020 11:48 AM ET|About: Royal Dutch Shell plc (RDS.A)|By: Carl Surran, SA News Editor Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A, RDS.B) will support its half of the joint venture with Energy Transfer (NYSE:ET) to build the Lake Charles LNG export terminal in Louisiana with volumes in its existing portfolio rather than with new long-term offtake contracts tied the facility, S&P Global Platts reports. While Lake Charles LNG has yet to make a final investment decision, Shell is confident its ~75M metric ton liquefied natural gas portfolio is sufficient to cover its end of the venture, according to the report. The decision is said to reflect the advantage Shell enjoys over most other North American developers in adding liquefaction capacity, thanks to the strength of its LNG value chain through which it has a role in 20% of the world's LNG production. If FID is reached, completion of the 16.4M mt/year capacity Lake Charles terminal is targeted for late 2025. | misca2 | |
14/2/2020 18:47 | True. But will sell half when 30 | xxxxxy | |
14/2/2020 18:15 | 10% yield if held for a few years :-)Some consolation i suppose until the shares are in favour again. | chiefbrody | |
14/2/2020 17:22 | Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 56.97 +1.12% Gasoline NYMEX 1.72 -0.20% Natural Gas NYMEX 1.86 +0.05% WTI 51.85 USD +0.86% FTSE 100 7,409.13 -0.58% Dow Jones 29,392.27 -0.11% CAC 40 6,069.35 -0.39% SBF 120 4,799.31 -0.26% Euro STOXX 50 3,840.97 -0.07% DAX 13,744.21 -0.01% Ftse Mib 24,866.55 -0.10% Eni 12.892 -0.74% Total 45.25 -0.32% Engie 16.135 +1.41% Bp 456.85 -0.67% Vodafone 150.04 -1.13% Royal Dutch Shell A 1,924 -0.89% Royal Dutch Shell B 1,927 -1.04% SO WE HAVE SLIPPED INTO THE 1875 to 1975p BOX TO END THE WEEK | waldron | |
14/2/2020 17:08 | From a trading point of view and just my opinion, with oil and gas, especially gas so low below cost and Shell being one of the biggest producers, buybacks are stopping any real capitulation of shareprice, so it's like Chinese torture, drip, drip down everyday. Rather than one big clear out of sellers.I'm still sticking to 1775p. If Coronavirus gets worst, then 2016 low 1525p is my view. | montyhedge | |
14/2/2020 17:07 | 1aimstocks 14 Feb '20 - 17:04 - 9746 of 9746 (Filtered) 0 0 0 | waldron | |
14/2/2020 16:16 | Problem when gas prices cheaper than cost, that's not good. | montyhedge | |
14/2/2020 14:43 | Acamas 14 Feb '20 - 13:49 - 9736 of 9739 0 1 0 Can someone confirm that the A shares have greater voting rights than the B shares? For what itS worth IN THE EVENT OF OF BANKRUPTCY THE A SHARE DUTCH COMPANY APPARENTLY GETS PAID OFF BEFORE THE B SHARE COMPANY LOL BANKRUPTCY UNLIKELY EH | maywillow |
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