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Reported. How can a sane person wish death on peopke to make a couple of quid
Disgusting comment
`hoping that Russia invades Ukraine`!! Good grief man... do you understand what
you have just said!!? All those people getting killed so you can reduce your average!
Ye Gods, what sort of disgusting piece of sh*t you are! You should be ashamed of
yourself! I am reporting you. ff
Swapping out batteries is a common practise in China I believe. Something to do with all those high rise apartments, and lack of chargers.
Apologies, I didn't actually believe that when I read it.
But the brand particular to the Shell deal say they will swap 'a' car battery in three minutes, according to their reports.
That's most impressive, as fuelling vehicles at the moment takes a similar time.
I must look up the range of them as well....
Fully charged "one"?
I am invested in bp but I relation to bp fast chargers,Shell has done a deal with a company called NIO to place battery swap stations on some of their sites.The battery can be swapped for a fully charged one in approx 4 minutes. I think BP should be looking at doing the same.
Thanks for this which is very similar to myself. Hadn’t intended to originally but now that BP has got so much going for it, am planning how and when to make it my largest holding.
Love the recent boast that their electric car points will get the job done in 10 minutes, quite amazing when competitors aren’t anywhere near that
Significant expansion of petrol stations which of course generate a very tidy profit with the shops
Oil rising and so many experts predicting this to continue to for at least 5 years (yes, I know the world knows this but it is rather relevant…)
Good dividend now, even if it doesn’t budge
So = sorry, but hoping that Russia invades Ukraine, the price drops and I reduce my average until Putin is kicked back into touch
Copying from others on here - I don’t see a better share on the market right now
The media portrays investors as 'Fat Cats' to sell papers.
But those Fat Cats are also people (like me) who save, or invest, their pensions.
I am already a Fat pensioner.
If I have to be known as a Cat as well, I'm sure I can deal with that.
The distraction of counting all of the gold I keep in my underground armoured vaults should do it.
;)
I understand the logic of paying down debt as it’s not a headline grabber.
If it’s about not looking to be too cash rich, maybe also we should make an accounting statement and ring fence the money still outstanding for oil spill.
That would improve future cash flow.(there maybe some accounting negative to doing this )
Just a thought as it’s another way to make it look as if we are not doing so good in headline numbers
Windows, agree. Especially when interest rates are rising, it makes sense to pay down debt. At very low interest rates as was in the last decade, borrowing to expand was sensible, but the wheel is about to turn. Also agree, keeps headlines more favourable. ATB
A rise in dividends in the near future would be great for us investors, but i think it would backfire on us.
I can see the headline now " Fat cat investors reap the rewards for higher energy prices by raising dividend" bla bla etc
I think a more sensible approach to use the extra cash from higher oil prices is a more 'under the radar' idea, which is to reduce debt as much as possible, not such a catchy headline "BP reduces Debt " is it
just a thought
Agreed again.
:)
Below £4 It made total sense to make the Share Buyback the top priority.
At some price above £4 (maybe £4.50, but certainly £5) the balance between buybacks and dividend should start to shift.
As dividend increases this should fly.
Time scale that’s the very important unknown?
I agree with all of this.
I bought BP as a long-term hold, but have sometimes traded when the opportunity arose (extreme rises and falls).
October 2020 I doubled my holding.
Bought so much that it's skewed my entire portfolio (dangerously so).
But I did it because I believe BP's share value then was above £5.00.
I think the price of Brent will go somewhere between $100 and $125 this year and that kind of profit level (along with rising interest rates for savers) would make it very difficult for Bernie to maintain a dividend at current levels.
If the dividend were to increase again a lot of PI's will start to pile back in for their pensions and push the price up further.
It may seem a long way off now, but I'm not discounting a potential rise to £6.00 in the next two to three years.
I'm dismissing the claims of +$200/barrel I've recently read, as that would adversely affect the rest of the global economy reducing demand and lowering the price of oil again.
(I am planning around all these points for my future trading strategy as well).
Feb's results should be interesting, but the following set much more so. Oil is now trading at roughly $10 a barrel higher and that all equates to a much higher profit.
Obviously anything could happen in the meantime but 500p could be on the cards this summer!!
500 p on the cards within 6 months if not earlier !
On results this will be at upper 400 easy
The retrace was everyone expectations and actually a very healthy pull back and hold its grounds still so well.
I don't want to be out of this when it start the run above 400 and that is certainly be sooner than people think.
2022 stocks will perform so well as confidence back to market. I believe Q2 is the time you start seeing some real push upwards
Oil will hold high and we will hit $ 100pb at some point before September this year
I believe we have seen nothing yet as far as BP concern
All about medium to longer term and I don't play the cycles a very dangerous game when it goes against you and you are out.
GLA
IMHO
DYOR