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Novice,
Find me.... the fact you have pointed out that aim companies don’t react with the market and it’s only bigger companies that do react.... don’t you think that tells you something about bpc and that perhaps it should be on a bigger market cap market?
Think you got the wrong poster there old chap.
I don’t personally work in oil futures however I work with people who do and that is the information I have been told. These are the same people who predicted negative oil prices so I think I am well Informed.
Bully I’m not using past performance as an indicator for future performance so don’t pull that bull cra* out. My post was to demonstrate that bpc is generally linked to the market and oil price. Bpc dropped when Covid hit. Fact.
Find me.... the fact you have pointed out that aim companies don’t react with the market and it’s only bigger companies that do react.... don’t you think that tells you something about bpc and that perhaps it should be on a bigger market cap market?
Novice, How can you justify your statement at this moment in time;
I feel our share price is strongly linked with the price of oil so make up your own mind on the share price. Secondly, although Covid has risen in the states, it may push people to drive around more as opposed to public transport which also means increase in demand.
We do not produce or have even found any oil and at the very best we will not be producing oil until this time next year. if you can predict the price of oil at that time you need to be investing in oil futures.
When we have discovered our commercially viable oil lake(hopefully), have you any idea how long it will take to have all the structures in place before the energy minister for the Bahamas government opens the valve and flows the well.
This is reality not negativity.
Matt haven’t seen you before mate. Be careful of bully posts as they are very misleading.
Slight spelling correction.
To your question, the share price dropped on Thursday and Friday due to wider market uncertainty around Covid. There’s a lot of unease about Covid in the states however I expect this to subside mostly next week. Covid has actually provided a reason for oil prices to soar. They cut supply over the last few months but have over cut it and we are now heading for a supply deficit so expect prices to rise in the second half of this year. I feel our share price is strongly linked with the price of oil so make up your own mind on the share price. Secondly, although Covid has risen in the states, it may push people to drive around more as opposed to public transport which also means increase in demand. Jets are now in the skies more frequently again same thing. The market is well on the road to recovery it’s just a bit fragile and any bit of bad news does throw the market around. In terms of bpc share price.... I expect this to be in the region of around 4-6p in the coming weeks. Closer to spud I suspect around 10p. Both prices I have given will upset a lot of people because they won’t want to believe it, especially if they have shorted the stock. All of this is in my opinion but I have been with bpc for several years now and am use to the sp fluctuating. Dyor of course and in terms of technicalities and specific details, starchild does a good amount of research and I find his posts interesting and informative. We are both holders of this stock and believe strongly in the bod.
Matt haven’t seen you before mate. Be careful of bully posts as they are very misleading.
To your question, the share price dropped on Thursday and Friday due to wider market uncertainty around Covid. There’s a lot of unease about Covid in the states however I expect this to subside mostly next week. Covid has actually provided a reason for oil prices to soar. They cut supply over the last few months but have over cut it and we are now heading for a supply deficit so expect prices to rise in the second half of this year. I feel our share price is strongly linked with the price of oil so make up your own mind on the share price. Secondly, although Covid has risen in the states, it may push people to drive around more as opposed to public transport which also means increase in demand. Jets are now in the skies more frequently again same thing. The market is well on the road to recovery it’s just a bit fragile and any bit of bad news does through the market around. In terms of bpc share price.... I expect this to be in the region of around 4-6p in the coming weeks. Closer to spud I suspect around 10p. Both prices I have given will upset a lot of people because they won’t want to believe it, especially if they have shorted the stock. All of this is in my opinion but I have been with bpc for several years now and am use to the sp fluctuating. Dyor of course and in terms of technicalities and specific details, starchild does a good amount of research and I find his posts interesting and informative. We are both holders of this stock and believe strongly in the bod.
will the merge make the share price go down?