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I've topped up around £18.75, so £17 here we come. BP + shell are in the same boat as far as I can see , though BP as less exposure to gas. But either way. Things are not looking good. Maybe in 3 to 5 years this period may be seen as a great buying opportunity. I don't think this is like 5 years ago because oil & gas restructioning like never before. It's a long way back imo.
Happening again today, BP up, Shell down. Bloody annoying!.--------------Not today Josephine,Shell down BP worse.
Looked at the annual report, wasn't immediately obvious, a pie chart would have been nice. FT article says oil accounts for 2/3 of Shell's FCF
" What is Shell's oil/gas revenue spit against BP's? "
with respect...have a look at their latest quarterly statements and you will find out
Happening again today, BP up, Shell down. Bloody annoying!
Sorry I was calculating before the last 4 month drop. Dividend looks good if it rises. And stays there. But it's a big risk.
Thanks, that might explain it. What is Shell's oil/gas revenue spit against BP's?
Well at the moment Shell is getting hammered as much because of the floor price is gas , as it is in oil
BP hasnt got the worry of the exposure to gas prices as Shell has
Might be interesting to compare Capex too as that eats into revenues and I think BP has a lower Capex than Shell , so keeps more of their revenue on the balance sheet
Hi Char, where are you getting that dividend data please - H&L show RDSB div as 7.6% and BP at 6.97% at time of writing?
Well b p pay a better dividend + up it b4 the last couple e o Dudley left. Their update seems very similar to shell. So other than that , I'm unsure. Shell seems to be holding above £19, but I know the minute I top up it will plummet down .
Why does this always seen to lag BP?