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I get what you saying and some of the sells are over a fiver, when were down below £4-90 at close
No worries, this will be back over a fiver in short time
The most compelling merger is obviously a US oiler.
Personally I’m hostile to that,so as I have said before my price for them is £10.
Shell however can have my shares for £8, because that’s what I believe they are worth.( so that would be 1 shell share for every 3.33 BP shares)
So how would it happen.
Personally I don’t believe it will.
But if it did .
I think the first sign would be a joint venture somewhere.
Maybe Europe or somewhere else where it makes sense.
I just don’t see these 2 rushing into anything.
I am open to either a merger with Shell of BP staying independent.
My preferred option is BP get the right CEO and drastically close the gap to their peers.
Lots of large sells at the end of play going through, which is rather concerning, and oil price going north. If it doesn't rain it pours. LTH
I think if someone did make a offter it would be paper and not cash, but I can't see it happening at the moment, those underperfoming green assets would put off pure oil companies
IMHO
It's been a tough week and it's Friday so let's play a game.. IF BP was to be taken over how do you guys think it will play out? How would we the shareholders benefit if at all?
I don't see it happening myself but I'm looking forward to your opinions.
Have a good weekend all.
Bought back one position @ 488p
I am looking to add after ex-div or if BP retraces further.
gla
Correct
Took 2000 at £4.87
Was going to go for 4000 with it going ex on the 9th but let's see
Great buying opportunity
£/$ rate responsible for about 1% of the fall.
I’m thinking it’s the Middle East thing at 1 o’clock meaning crude traders have taken some risk off the table for over the weekend?
This dropped oil price a bit, so BP followed.
But that just on the timing of the move which seems to tie in.
Wha the hell is going n with the SP ? American market not even started yet .
Indeed, I agree, ripe for merger
Will be interesting to see where share price goes at 1pm when Hezbollah speak. Wonder if it will be war rhetoric or try to calm things down
Jakers
Like I say above £5 I have seen it so often end up being a bad decision.
At £2 it made total sense.
No one know where the sp would be without buybacks.
But we are all sure it would be higher if div restored.
I don’t ever want to return to the days of paying a div from debt, or by massively increasing the share count.
Buybacks to prevent share count rising will always be a good thing.
But a higher sp trumps everything
Meoryou, I've never been a fan of buybacks, as for small investors I just don't see the reward.
If you add up the billions spent to date on buybacks it's a staggering amount, so why isn't the share price moving as a result., or is it the case that without the massive buyback total the sp would be a fraction of the current price... its an interesting conundrum, but give me enhanced dividend anyway.
Even if the take over never happens.
Does that not make the buybacks a no brainer maybe even if we ever got above £6.
I have always felt uncomfortable with buybacks above £5, but that’s telling me there is a lot of value there .
Theoretically every £4. spent on buybacks could be worth £8 or even a hell of a lot more.
My gut feeling also says less shares in circulation means easier to buy the company ( obviously lower number of shares to buy control,even if price per share was higher).
Theaky, I spotted this yesterday and is why I jumped back into BP - the P/E gap is scary despite bp being operationally on par with other supermajors, how is shell trading nearly 2x bp? If this persists I'll change my tune on bp being acquired because we become more and more attractive for a mega merger
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