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Daltry I think your uncivil post to Kiev retailer says a lot about you. Is it just lack of manners ? Or envy? I am also interested in others' trading and strategy.
I for one, is very interested in your stock market activities. For me it is a yardstick with which I measure my own activities. Please keep up with your postings.
I think and hope, it was way oversold on the looming court case news. Now just leveling up to where it should be, shouldn't really have dropped to 755. I may be wrong and we'll be back down there again soon but now the figures from Brazil are out there and official, I reckon we'll see consolidation at this level and hopefully back to nine quid next yr.
I'm not so sure it's fallen a long long way!! Buy when others are fearful.......
I'm not really sure what is driving this up. Metal prices still at rock bottom and the potential for a significant fine. The Chinese economy is not going to kick start soon. I feel it must have been the American Factory output data. This has caused the dollar to fall. And maybe just maybe gives the Fed something to think about. Fridays US payroll data will be interesting.
We are all so, so interested in what you have and have not bought. And at what price! Who cares a **** at what you have done? You must be a very important person !
You'll get a nice dividend on those numbers : )
I bought in yesterday 30k at 7.61 hopping we will see at least a short term bounce over the next couple of weeks to 8.50 plus. stop loss at 8.00 in case I'm wrong.
This morning. Hope the shares will recover.... What is the dividend payment and it's paid twice a year?
Woudn`t BHP Billiton have financial public liability insurance to cover the tragedy in Braziil ?
I thought these were oversold @£9....different times I know .........
It does seem overdone especially when it appears the Brazilians are wishfully thinking they can get some yearly settlement like that with BP.... the Brazilians are"opportunists" here .... they didnt exactly spend a lot "policing" their treasured environment but you can be sure they will be happy to put up with a few dead vish etc if there is a "chi-ching" of yearly dollars at the cash registar ...
Also remember we were £11.00 and holding before Nov 5. Is the disaster worth £3 off the sp? It's yet to be seen, but a 5 billion lawsuit plus re homing the village plus the loss of 3% of bhp revenue from the mine, in my estimation doesn't equate to such a drop. In long, picked up some at 759, cheaper than I thought I'd get today. Gl all.
Interesting that south32 has fallen 50% since demerger but there has been a number of director buys very recently ...is that a better buy for recovery than BLT ??
Are we forgetting about the demerger and creating south32?? ..comparing back 5 years ago or even back in April is somewhat meaningless unless you add back south32 into BHP ...no??..
I am typically a long term investor with a 2-4 year horizon so to some extent discount the "dire commodities trajectory" issue or depressed earnings outlook which is driving the heady pe you refer to. In the long term I am 100% confident this share will recover massively - bear in mind just back on 1st April it closed at 1564p, on 1st July 2014 it closed at 2013.5p and peaked at 2562p five years ago on 1st December 2010. Even at the depths of the financial crash it closed at 983.8p on 1st October 2008, having touched a low that day of 756.5p. These are compelling stats to support the modest expectation that investors can anticipate at least doubling their investment at today's rates within a couple of years at most
I've followed jollyspeculator on AAL share price and he has been spot on. Jolly I'm hoping we've seen the bottom or near it on BHP as just bought 30k at 7.61. Any thoughts?
hardly amazing value given heady pe and dire commodities trajectory
764 hit so will it go even lower or bounce for the rest of the day? Comparisons with the short term reaction to BP's Gulf disaster in 2010 are striking and this looks like amazing value in the long term irrespective of any forecast dividend cut or legal action from Brazil.
This is going to keep falling until there's clarification whether the div is to be cut...or not. As mentioned on here previously, a 50% cut wouldn't be disastrous for shareholders, but it will put to bed any uncertainty - which is currently weighing on the sp. you'd probably see a positive market reaction on that news. watching this very closely as I fancy some for a long term hold, but still think this has got further to fall yet. GLA.
Hard to say really. It looks like the 3.4 billion pounds the joint venture is being asked to set aside is the Brazilian government going in at a high opening price. A compromise is likely to be reached. The loss of life is appaling but hopefully no long term damage to the ecosystem if the residue is non toxic. Its a marginal asset anyway that only contributes 3pc of turnover. BHP should just say they won't reopen it and walk away I think, that might set a few alarm bells going.
To go to 770 today I would say, sadly. Commodities prices really aren't helping however the Brazil disaster is really really dragging down sentiment for bhp. Will get a clearer picture when the lawsuit is filed. Even if it's going to cost $10b it really shouldn't have lopped 25% off the pre Nov 5 sp. Today could be the day to buy? I'll set a cheeky order for 765 I think.
Looks like the Yuan is down against the USD overnight causing the metals to drop.
is there any chance of any mergers / take overs in this sector ?