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Brent $117 -
Today I posted a heart felt post, Ninetails
Posts: 3,710
Price: 23.50
No Opinion
RE: There is no war!
Today 15:37
It is indeed a sad state of affairs, with much more bloodshed on the cards, I never thought it would come to this, but it is indeed a tragedy, and puts our aim share holdings in to prospective, I would gladly trade my holdings for world peace and the future of my grandchildren…. It got three recommendations…. Prior to my post this post got the same recommendation…Heid
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Price: 23.50
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RE: $200 / $300 Oil ... it is coming...
Today 14:44
Cleaning my bathrooms...will reply when taps are shining…. Says a lot about the members of the ujo board…
I do not have any subscriptions.
That Bloomberg subscription has paid for itself already
Up ya game Heid....
300/400 Dollars plus by 2050 / Barrel
Currently $108
200 Dollars by 2050 / Barrel
Final Answer.
Every stock i own i promote and ramp a bit , sometimes over the top for a laugh, chill ,
Serious peeps are sport.
I agree $300
If the oil price reached $250 / pb. Inflation and interest rates would be through the roof and western economies would collapse.
Rubbish IMHO
Royal navy in the South China Sea - China just threatened ! . Oil price if a spat : 250 $ pb .
Some campaigners believe the Cambo oil and gas project off the coast of Shetland should not go ahead. Actually, it would be far worse for the environment if domestic oil and gas production fields like Cambo are halted.Some 75 per cent of the UK’s energy needs are currently met by oil and gas. The UK government’s advisory body, the Climate Change Committee (CCC), has said the UK will still need oil and gas for decades to come.
Stopping production from fields like Cambo will not stop the need for oil and gas. Instead, the country will have to import it from overseas – frequently from countries with higher emissions and less commitment to act on them.Retaining domestic production is therefore essential to both ensure the continued supply of the energy we need and to enable us to move faster to a lower carbon future. I would say that the same applies for UJO and it’s home grown assets.
Nerdy stuff over ...
"Check 1..2... "
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ui9umU0C2g
US Inventories are dropping fast whilst Oil companies making very good money.
In Asia Covid is bad an oil demand has stalled.
Now move forward when the cyclical trades are back on, the energy stocks will rally.
Couple that with low investment in to oil as I mentioned at top of the thread you see further how we are looking at Oil rising.
Wressle...boom, boom, boom.
Solid posts Raj34...all recommended.
Not being a killjoy but every hole is cased. lets wait for the RNS..
https://twitter.com/Bakedbe51247544/status/1421489144237285380?s=20
Many thanks to Dean on Twitter.
Super Majors are not investing in to Oil with pressures for Net Zero targets & going in to renewables
We have had Total Energies, Chevron buying back shares, Shell dividend 38%+
Investors and companies are happy with all this spare cash, but over time this fear of oil investment will fuel the problem. It will become clearer and clearer over time.
Demand will be growing over the next ten years. We see no big growth with United States Shale, OPEC inventories are dropping and sitting in the comfy 75 $ area.
We will not meet out 1.5 C target at COP26. Watch for further announcements after the event - !! FACT !! Already we have seen the ban on Gas boilers pushed back to 2040. Poorer countries will not afford the technologies that we have around West Newton to be able to achieve Net Zero with the likes of hydrogen, wind power and solar etc...
For the likes of Wressle, I see big profits on the horizon for all partners where Oil is concerned. Especially if we up production over the next few years.
The Humber region, is a Super Place as Dan Sadler from Equinor described it as, and we have the chance to become a global leader for zero carbon with our skills and technologies available . Plus the peak number of jobs at 41000 in 2026 will bring huge economic benefits. We will be exporting our Hydrogen and taking CO2 from other countries.
So all things considered I see Union Jack Oil as a Solid Buy.