Shell Share Discussion Threads

[montyhedge] 24/1/2016 20:48

If you want 30% upside in share price short term on bear closing vote NOIf you want maintained and growing dividends vote YES

[badtime] 24/1/2016 20:38

I've got a feeling this thread is going to be busy for a good while longer....he's heading for a thousand posts a month lol

[gymratt] 24/1/2016 20:29

He's boring as well !

[whiskeyinthejar] 24/1/2016 20:19

BG won't "immediately be a forced seller"

You know fine well BG debt is long term, Bg have substantial cash reserves and have untapped credit available.

You are a liar.

[imperial3] 24/1/2016 19:18

Zyzzya.

You are absolutely right.This deal is not in the best interests of Shell shareholders at these current low poo prices.

PLEASE VOTE AGAINST THIS DEAL!!!!

[leonasdad] 24/1/2016 19:02

Oil is at war with oil. Iran and Saudi will have more staying power than BG or Shell or Exxon

Last girl standing.

[shaggies_view] 24/1/2016 18:27

Done deal. Never in doubt.
Doesn't mean the deal is right and all dependent on the oil price and the depth of cuts and divestments. Time will tell.

Shaggy

[nw99] 24/1/2016 17:27

Shell's bid to acquire BG Group has been given a boost by news from Brazil that a much feared tax hike will be avoided.

[imperial3] 24/1/2016 09:59

It is alright for some.

[diku] 23/1/2016 23:27

Divi cut is only a matter of time...first get the BG deal out of the way...then massage the divi cut news to the market only when the board thinks it is the right time....I still think the CEO will move on within the next 12 months with a super golden handshake...

[imperial3] 23/1/2016 22:48

Are these fund managers in the event of the deal completed going to mop up the the extra shares after dilution?

[diku] 23/1/2016 22:23

Hard egos at play...those big holders supporting the deal, what is their agenda?...by supporting the deal do they get privilege info from insiders as a side kick?...

[imperial3] 23/1/2016 22:09

I find it tragic that these guys just will not see the light.Oil and gas prices have a very considerable ground to recover before this deal makes economic sense.Do they not realise that they are playing into the hands of the shorters.The managers here therefore cannot have any grounds for complaint if the values of their holdings here,remain weak for years to come.They have only themselves to blame,in the final analysis.