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The planet needs H2 and FCEV vehicle costs to reduce faster.
We need petrol costs reduced by 50% in the UK to get the economy moving again at a decent pace of business.
The yellow vest protests In France stem from the same problem (the cost of petrol/diesel being too high). The yellow vest protests erupted in November 2018 over fuel price hikes and the high cost of living. The demonstrations spiralled into a broader movement against President Emmanuel Macron and his economic reforms.
The protests have lost strength in recent months, going from tens of thousands of participants to just a few thousand, but the movement’s leaders called for people to turn out on Saturday to mark the first anniversary.
At its peak in late 2018, the movement grew to up to 300,000 people.
https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-france-protests-anniversary/paris-police-use-tear-gas-water-cannon-on-yellow-vest-protests-anniversary-idUKKBN1XQ0BL
Thx max for the info. Very interesting. I will take a deeper look & see if I can get a better understanding of it all.
Dear Char: The BBC ran a long article on Loan Charges which affects people who have taken advantage of some schemes involving Off-Shore organisations, some 50,000 people it is said. Very briefly, people's salaries were paid into these organisations and then the perseon concerned received a loan equal to their gross salary, which included the income tax and National Health Tax. Now HMRC is trying to retrieve those taxes. Many people have been seaking advice from other organisations who apparently negotiate with HMRC, how successfuly, is not stated. if you were to google HMRC you may find the article. ----- Yours, Max.
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next main decision with be OPEC+Russia in December...
There are just too many players in the oil market all wanting to speculate and take their cut ..... and all linked to every tiny snippet of data.... Until the Nov 2020 US Election gets decided I reckon we could be in for a year of uncertainty.....and oil prices around 55-60 Dollars....I cant see Trump causing too many problems in the Middle East in an election year...
The berenburg price target of £27 20 would suit me . But I bet it doesn't hit that price a year from today, cause that's the price I need to swap my A shares to B shares. Does law will ensure it doesn't get to that price. Last time it was £26 50 trump tweeted oil price was too high. The price of oil plummeted. It's sods law. While I own shell that price will not be achieved.
Hi, most of those factors have been around for a few years now. 2 years ago trumps Iran sanctions had a real impact on shell s p. Now, it does not. It's old news. Trump v China trade wars, well will trump lose, error no. Old news. Brexit.errrr, there is no Brexit. Old news. I don't know the loan charge's to which you refer, so maybe. As for Aramco's listing, then I think that will push shell upwards.
Hi, most of those factors have been around for a few years now. 2 years ago trumps Iran sanctions had a real impact on shell s p. Now, it does not. It's old news. Trump v China trade wars, well will trump lose, error no. Old news. Brexit.errrr, there is no Brexit. Old news. I don't know the loan charge's to which you refer, so maybe. As for Aramco's listing, then I think that will push shell upwards.
Colleagues: Poker Chips mentioned Trade Talks as a factor, rightly so, other factors may have an affect, Gen Elect in UK, Brexit, Launch of Saudia Aramco set to be gigantic, US Sanctions on Iran, and now we find the threat of Loan Charges review being delayed until perhaps January 2020. OHHH Dearrr ! ----- Yours, Max. PS please do not call me a Jonah, I didn't cause or even report any of these.
Speculation on the Trade Deal phase 1 being signed, pushing markets upwards...oil up on the speculation
Ex div date 14th November. Glad I managed a small top up last week on the dip.