Shell Share Discussion Threads

[not my real name] 17/2/2020 15:13

Grupo,

"WOULD YOU BE CLASSED AS A AS BEAN OR HAS BEEN MONTY"
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More of a "never was in the first place" type I would say!

NMRN

[jonwig] 17/2/2020 15:13

Who is currently shorting this?

According to shorttracker, nobody above disclosure level (0.5%).

But ... remember, a short does not always mean the obvious.
A "short A long B" paired strategy simply means that you think B will outperform A. You might think both will rise!

[grupo guitarlumber] 17/2/2020 15:10

montyhedge
17 Feb '20 - 15:06 - 9787 of 9787
0 0 0
Shares go down twice has fast has they go up.


WOULD YOU BE CLASSED AS A AS BEAN OR HAS BEEN MONTY

TOO MANY LETTERS IN YOUR ONE LINERS IT SEEMS



montyhedge
17 Feb '20 - 15:06 - 9787 of 9787
0 0 0
Shares go down twice has fast has they go up.

[montyhedge] 17/2/2020 15:06

Shares go down twice has fast has they go up.

[essentialinvestor] 17/2/2020 14:50

Indeed, made the same point previously.

Monty, thought you might be short RBS from last week.

I don't go short individual stocks in case anyone takes offence.
Find timing on the short side more tricky.

[beckers2008] 17/2/2020 14:46

S,

Yeah i checked that website.
A shorter has to have 0.5% of the stock before it qualifies as reportable and this would be a lot of stock in RDSB.

Wondering if someone knows who is shorting it as the share price action inclusive of buybacks suggests something's a miss here.

[supermarky] 17/2/2020 14:21

this is obviously good value now after the big fall however the long term chart seems to suggest more falls to follow. doesn't really bother me as I will just buy another batch if it keeps going down. good to watch.

[spud] 17/2/2020 14:14

Not many!



spud

[beckers2008] 17/2/2020 12:57

M,

Who is currently shorting this?

[montyhedge] 17/2/2020 09:44

Best short in the FTSE 100 my opinion.

[florenceorbis] 17/2/2020 08:14

Royal Dutch Shell has thrown its weight behind a Chinese-backed energy storage venture building what is claimed to be Europe’s largest battery in Wiltshire. The Anglo-Dutch energy group will use a 100-megawatt battery near the village of Minety to provide back-up electricity to the National Grid when supplies of wind and solar power dip. The battery can be charged when electricity is cheap and then discharged at peak times when prices are high. - The Times

[waldron] 17/2/2020 07:30

European stocks set for higher open as traders monitor coronavirus
Published Mon, Feb 17 20201:57 AM EST
Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC



Key Points

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) announced on Monday that it would provide medium-term funding of 200 billion yuan ($29 billion) to commercial lenders and cut its main interest rate by 10 basis points to 3.15%.

European stocks are expected to rise at Monday’s open, remaining just below record highs, after China’s central bank cut interest rates in a bid to aid its economy amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen around 22 points higher at 7,431, Germany’s DAX is set to climb by around 54 points to 13,798 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to open around 23 points higher at 6,092, according to IG data.

The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) announced on Monday that it would provide medium-term funding of 200 billion yuan ($29 billion) to commercial lenders and cut its main interest rate by 10 basis points to 3.15%.

The move is intended to shield the economy from the fallout of the coronavirus, which has now infected over 70,000 people and killed 1,770, according to China’s National Health Commission.

Shares in mainland China led upward momentum for Asian markets overnight, with the Shenzhen composite and Shenzhen component each adding more than 2%.

U.S. markets are closed Monday for the President’s Day federal holiday, having closed little changed on Friday to finish out a positive week on Wall Street.

Corporate earnings remain in focus. French auto parts maker Faurecia said market conditions would be tough in 2020 despite reporting a rise in full-year net profit and sales on Monday morning.

There are no major economic data releases due out of Europe on Monday.

[xxxxxy] 17/2/2020 06:44

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[xxxxxy] 17/2/2020 06:38

Why the UK may hold the secret to providing the world with limitless energyExperts in Oxford believe they can win the race to produce cheap clean power despite the many challenges, says Ellie ZolfagharifardhTtps://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2020/02/16/uk-may-hold-secret-providing-world-limitless-energy/

[1steelman] 17/2/2020 05:53

The Times: Royal Dutch Shell has backed a Chinese-backed energy storage venture building what is claimed to be Europe’s largest battery in Wiltshire.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 16/2/2020 09:01

I will never click a link like this.
The fact it avoids any idea of what the topic covered is is the first red flag.

"http://bit.ly/38wNos7"

The fact this c*nt has been spamming it across multiple boards is the other red flag.

As is the his "new membership"

Member since: 05 Feb 2020

[poikka] 16/2/2020 08:47

Re. earlier article, methane dissipates in about 12 years.

[waldron] 16/2/2020 08:38

been filtering these posters most of the week

also the twittering ones


enjoy your day jon

[jonwig] 16/2/2020 08:26

Don't risk clicking on that link in #9770.
Look at his flood of posts between 03:11 and 03:24.

[la forge] 15/2/2020 19:31

Shell talks year-end summary of work in Kazakhstan, shares future plans
Oil&Gas
15 February 2020 19:56 (UTC+04:00)

Shell talks year-end summary of work in Kazakhstan, shares future plans

BAKU, Azerbaijan, Feb.15

By Nargiz Sadikhova - Trend:

British-Dutch oil and gas company – Shell - will continue to work on safe and reliable operation of its Kazakhstan’s assets in 2020, a representative of Shell told Trend.

Shell, which deals with exploration, production, refining and marketing of oil and natural gas, and the manufacturing and marketing of chemicals is currently operating at Kazakhstan’s Kashagan and Karachaganak fields.

In general, the representative said, 2019 was a successful year for Shell Kazakhstan.

"Both assets in Kashagan and Karachaganak had safe and successful turnarounds that allowed us to reach our production targets," the official said.

Turnaround at Kazakhstan’s Kashagan was implemented from April 14, 2019 till May 19, 2019, meaning that the turnaround took 32 days instead of planned 45 days. In turn, the turnaround at Karachaganak field was implemented starting mid-September 2019 through October 14.

"The turnarounds at both of our assets resulted in improvement of our production performance and equipment reliability," the official said.

Thus, the oil extraction volume at Kashagan field amounted to 390,000-400,000 barrels a day (according to Kazakhstan’s Ministry of energy), whereas the oil extraction volume at Karachaganak field was 345,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day during 3Q2019 (according to Eni).

Talking on the future plans, the Shell official noted that the company will continue to work on safe and reliable operation of our assets in 2020.

"Our goal is still to reach "goal zero" in terms of personal and process safety incidents and to remain trusted and long-term investor in Kazakhstan," the official concluded.

Developed with an estimated investment of $55 billion, Kashagan phase one represents the biggest international investment in Kazakhstan till date. Developed in harsh offshore environment, it is also considered to be one of the world’s most technically challenging oil and gas project completed so far.

Karachaganak is one of the largest oil and gas condensate fields in Kazakhstan. Karachaganak Petroleum Operating produces oil and gas from the Karachaganak field. The shares in the consortium are as follows: Eni - 29.25 percent, Royal Dutch Shell - 29.25 percent, Chevron - 18 percent, Lukoil - 13.5 percent and KazMunayGas - 10 percent.

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Follow the author on twitter: @nargiz_sadikh

[tornado12] 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