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Perfect. Pensioners always be wanting more for nothing.
In this regard, it is notable that the 5% increase on pensions exceeds the salary increase awarded to UK employees and is only marginally less than the December 2023 RPI figure. Moreover, over the last ten years bp pensions have increased by more than the increase in the consumer price index (CPI), which is used by the government to calculate the cost of living
Hi Mark
It’s certainly a growth industry
“Right now, we have 15 landfill sites. Today, seven of those sites have landfill gas energy projects with two more coming on in the near future,”
With humans ( especially Americans) there will always be plenty of trash.
Hi meoryou
I recall the concerns over the premium that BP paid for AE in late 2022. Around a 40% premium at $4.1b ( $3.3 + debt ) and negative commentary at the time over Looney’s strategy and acquisitions. I suspect that in time this acquisition will be seen as a great deal.
It may surprise those who want BP to dump the transition agenda and stick to O&G that BP's European and US peers are also investing in Biofuels and making there own and acquisitions. This is a growth industry with plenty of demand going forward and BP have positioned themselves to benefit for years to come.
The old saying "Where there's muck there's brass" comes to mind.
Have a brilliant weekend.
Mark
Moniman, I'm reporting late for duty here today so commenting only now !! Anything written on these Boards doesn't effect the share prices, especially that of a company of BP's size. Also, I agree with what MarkGo said about spights as I've always found her a decent polite informative contributor to this Board.
Https://www.reuters.com/world/us/iran-oil-sanctions-us-aid-package-ukraine-2024-04-19/
Hi Mark and meoryou
Have a great weekend
Very wise words
:)))))
Get real guys, someone posting three times first thing in the morning about Israel Attack under the heading 'Breaking News' and including oil price charts and link saying 'surging oil price' doesn't sound like someone who doesn't want to profit from a war in the Middle East from the potential for higher Oil prices... 🤔 JMO
Hi Spights
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” a Quote the 19th century when 'good women ' had not been invented so it would seem !!!
Okay, moniman's post was far from evil but I hope you get the point.
A TipRanks analyst's upgrade link. Nothing especially new here just a recognition that more and more are seeing BP as an investment as the bullish amongst us do. In the short term, looking to top up again if sub £5 in the certainty of heading back north soon.
Have a great day Spights, meoryou and all inc. Moniman
Mark
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Mark and meoryou my special friends .Thankyou for your support.
When you are on the LSE boards it’s a frequent occurrence
It’s best to ignore
Onwards and Upwards
Thanks Mark
Several Arab countries are very unhappy with Iran as it takes away the spotlight from what Israel is doing in Gazza.
So I’m hopeful that is likely to become a bit quieter.
Think it’s typical that it all happened just before the weekend again.
Regarding your defence of Spights who we know is not like that ( and very able to defend herself).
Think it was a master class in almost being polite,but just a bit prickly.
Morning meoryou
For now, with Iran downplaying the explosion in central Iran this morning , and with no official comment from Israel or the US, the situation is seen as being contained for now. Neither side want to escalate in my opinion.
Hopefully, as you post, this country to country attacks will be put to bed now by both the countries. I hope words and threats will replace drones and missiles.
There is hope that these limited actions and international pressure will force both sides to contain further escalation.
Monitoring the price of oil, it reflects expectations of no further escalation and the reports from Iran did not mention any damage. No nuclear facility was attacked or damaged fortunately.
All this could change of course. Israel seem to be still intent of a Rafar operation and a Lebanon and Hezbollah is another focus point.
I hope you had an amazing holiday.
Mark
Moniman
If ignorance and disrespect were sports you would win gold medals in both.
I do not want to be rude in response to your post directed at Spights ( not sights ) but you leave me little choice as Spights is a decent, polite, respected long standing contributor to this forum.
I would expect someone with 10,000+ contributions would be experienced enough not to presume and post impulsive, ill-considered comment that has no value other to BP investors.
A decision for you as to whether you would like to make amends for your imprudent comment. An apology to Spights comes to mind as an decent option.
Mark
It’s looking like for now both sides have done enough to save face.
Hopefully it de-escalates for a few days.
That appears to be what oil market is telling us for now.
And hopefully tensions will not rise.
“3 UK oil stocks to invest in as Middle East tensions rise”
https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/3-uk-oil-stocks-to-invest-in-as-middle-east-tensions-rise-3441443
I have a heart and feel for the people in Iran and Israel
Meoryou thankyou.
No one wants this to happen
Absolutely not
Just posting the latest news
It’s dreadful news
Think she is simply reporting the news.
You don’t have to go back through many of her comments to find a comment like
“Hopefully Iran /Israel does not escalate”
Sights, you seem keen to make money from a Middle East war between Iran and Israel resulting in many more deaths of innocent civilians?
News
Israel has launched a strike against Iran in retaliation for Tehran's unprecedented missile-and-drone assault on the country at the weekend.
Air defences were fired in several provinces, including at a major military airbase and nuclear facilities near the central city of Isfahan.
So far, there have not been any reports of damage or casualties.
The windfall tax is a bugbear that the likes of Exxon don't have.
Robinha your statement does not bear up to scrutiny.Bp pays UK windfall taxes only on its UK profits,so does Exxon Mobil and any other international oil company that operates profitably in UK oil and gas sector.
ExxonMobil has an interest in around 40 producing offshore oil and gas fields in the North Sea. Many of these fields are operated by Shell U.K. Exploration and Production as part of a joint operation.