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NoQuestionmarks, I have been investing my oil dividends into other stocks and a few miners. My hope is they at least double so I will have more money to invest in my main stocks .
Well, the point has been made, Shell can go pretty green too, considering. Also remember petroleum has many many more uses than burning for energy. Yes, all change.
Agreed milnrowmug,
Everything has changed...
Got to be prepared to sell the lot in a heartbeat if sentiment turns against us.
Greens have the momentum and wind in their sails for now.
Shell just have to walk the walk whilst monetising our oil and gas assets.
NQM, I'm thinking everything has changed, buy the dips, slice the peaks, keep divi cash for dips. Sell out sometime (25?) unless you're actively investing for your grand/kids. It's only a profit once you cash it.
Some may differ. I not qualified investment advice. GL1&A.
I have been reinvesting dividends since getting aboard last April. I thought Shell was substantially undervalued and misunderstood, time will tell on that hypothesis.
If we and when we break the £15 resistance there is a huge gap to fill up to £22.
I am thinking that taking dividends as cash might be a smarter move as I can see us doing the hokey cokey for some time to come.
I can then top up when we have our left leg out (or should that be in(
What are others thinking?
Good luck folks
like to think so but i dont think shell is finished doing the sand dance anytime soon
Good afternoon RDS investors,
Looking stronger, I firmly beleive 1300 range is history .
Shell seem to be very pro-active with projects & gaining credible partners and customers for sustainable renewable energy.
August ~ December 1500 / 1600 range.
Enjoyed reading some links and posts.
ATB
Compared to Chevron, rebased here to exactly a year ago https://invst.ly/v8rfy , RDS is showing some signs of making up for its poor performance since the end of Feb - although it’s still about 70p behind CVX in addition to the £4 gap that opened up between them when RDS cut the dividend last year: https://invst.ly/v8rjw
but every time i say that , bang + down we go again…..
The downs are an inevitable part of the pattern, Char: https://invst.ly/v8qto and they are a reason that watching the sp every day can be depressing.
It’s perhaps more important that the base for RDS moves up, so that each down does not take us lower than the last one. Putting a 1400 floor under the price would be good, so it trades £2 to £3 above that. £15 isn’t much of a target if it still cycles back to £12.50.
well even i will admit the last week as been a good run up, after the 60p drop last week. be great to get to £15 but every time i say that , bang + down we go again. still 5 weeks till results, so theres bound to be some hiccups. but sentiment seems more positive. could do with a opec meeting to give a further push up.