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I sold over £5 so I was right. What was you saying about HE1 let me get my little violin out for you.
Ahh right, so it wasn’t because your prediction was wildly incorrect. Gotcha
I have patience and in the meantime I can get risk free which pays better in a savings account or I can risk and make 40 percent like I did today on PHE
You said you’d do this at q4 results? What happened?
Should have bought PHE when I told you . I’m buying BP at sub £4 soon
Just have a look at how much skin the directors at HE1 have in the game! That should tell you something. The CEO, Lorna Blaisse, would appear not to hold a single share from what I can see! Personally, I would not put a penny into this share..........
Aah come on Gingy.
I feel you are a touch impatient.
Let it get to £5.00 first.
We can wait until next week for £470.00
Can't even get to £470. Bloody joke! Come on BP, show me the money. LTH
Cross forum ramping. I was in HE1 from early days. Absolute shambles of a board and c suite. Turned the early retail investors into bag carriers with ludicrously low share placings and diluted everyone into oblivion after terrible mgmt decisions on drilling. Only ones benefiting now are the boards mates who bought at the recent placing. Lesson learnt on AIM for sure, as a private investor, don't touch it.
Buy Power House Energy PHE up 20 percent today about to do a HE1
Https://www.petrolplaza.com/news/37076
The company announced several initiatives for its retail operations at the BP Amoco Marketers Association Convention and Business Expo.
Https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bp-activist-investor-sees-signs-073545717.html
U.S. benchmark WTI oil prices gained over 2% on Monday amid the ongoing Red Sea shipping threat and European diesel demand before retracing some of those gains as Wall Street tried to digest inflation data.
Limited U.S. refinery output due to planned maintenance and overhauls also played a role in pushing crude prices higher on Monday.
Earlier on Monday, Reuters reported that U.S. diesel exports to Europe had slumped in February amid lower refinery output and tighter supplies in the U.S. Citing Kpler ship tracking data, Reuters said that Europe;’s U.S. diesel imports had nearly halved so far this month to 6.65 million barrels.
This U.S. diesel export slump circled back to Red Sea shipping disruptions as Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis continued their campaign of terror on the route to the Suez Canal. Europe’s tightening diesel supplies are in part due to disruptions in the Red Sea, giving the market yet another glimpse of the scale of potential impact for this crisis.
At 3:51 p.m. ET on Monday, Brent crude was trading at $82.68, up 1.30% on the day, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was trading at $77.72, up 1.61% on the day.
Last week, markets saw efforts to constrain the Houthis gain momentum with the European Commission naval defense joining in, in addition to stepped-up attacks against Houthi land targets by the U.S. and allied forces.
Over the weekend, U.S. Central Command said that the USS Mason had shot down a Houthi-fired anti-ship ballistic missile launched into the Gulf of Aden and appeared to target a U.S.-flagged oil tanker. The ship was not damaged and there were no casualties or injuries.
Since February 21, the Houthis have launched 59 attacks on commercial shipping interests in the Red Sea, according to CNBC.
Https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/news-and-insights/press-releases/bp-plc-announces-upsize-to-1,300-000-000-of-cash-tender-offer-of-one-series-of-usd-notes.html
Further to previous note.
It just got bigger
Brilliant news thankyou meoryou
https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/brent.php
Interesting one using a $bn to buyback debt and not shares. Balance sheet being strengthened from all angles it seems.
Meoryou
Definitely you. I was just going to share the breaking news. Should have know you would be on point.
Thanks
Mark
Particularly like the following paragraph
“ BP p.l.c. (NYSE: BP) (LSE: BP), in its latest financial maneuver, has displayed a commitment to optimizing its capital structure through the repurchase of its subordinated notes. This action aligns with the company's management strategy, which, according to InvestingPro Tips, has been focused on aggressively buying back shares. This could signal management's confidence in the company's valuation and future prospects.”