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It makes me laugh that day in & day out the enormity of the cv19 on economies + job losses, yet stock markets ignore the facts & power on up. Yet as soon as the fed, bank of England or Christine lagarde mention any negative sentiment the stock markets craps it's self. How long this mad bubble of pretending the king is fully clothed is ridiculous.
Some Investors have the foresight to buy in now as the world will be back to normal far sooner than the doom mongers tend to believe. I’m not sure why you keep posting negative crap on here. Either buy in long or short no one really cares and nothing you say matters! I’m 25% up already on this share and never saw it as a risk tbh. Sit back by all means but you’re the one who will miss out.
You don’t read the BBC news everyday do you have by any chance....
If all I post doesn't matter, why on earth are you commenting on it then. As for being negative I say no. I'm a realist. As I've stated on here, yes this is a good buy at these levels. But I guarantee if I bought in on Friday by next Friday the brown stuff will have hit the fan & this phoney let's pretend cv19 isn't happening would soon evaporate. I honestly don't see this getting to £16 this year. If you heard the c e o's comments on results day he made my comments seem positive in the extreme. Van burden was very downbeat in his remarks. So I think he knows more than he was willing to admit. This was £27 nearly over a year ago. But paying 47¢ a share. There's no way it will see those levels with a 16¢ a share. A analyst said it's better to have a strong balance sheet rather than a good dividend that the company as borrowed to pay thus putting more debt on the balance sheet. So let's see how BP compares with shell on that sentiment. Because I know which 1 I'd back. I'm happy people are making good gains on shell at these prices & long may it continue. But as for anyone waiting for £18 & well you'll be waiting a long time for that , I believe
And that's not negative, that's the reality that most people can't stomach. The banks, Sainsbury's, Tesco & Vodafone all have cut dividend over the past years. Take a look at the share price prior to dividend cut & where the share price is today. Miles off the before cut SP. That's not negative, that's the reality. So why is shell gonna buck the trend, because when asked about the future dividend the c e o said this is a RESET. In other words the days of 47¢ are gone. They are facts. 1 certainty is stock markets go up to go down & vice versa. But when the stock market wakes up to the enormity of cv19 , I fear a sell off will ensue. I'll go as far as saying this won't make £20 by the end of 2021. Not unless the dividend is upped markedly. What you have to remember is the fact that shells profits over the last 15 months were in decline. That's facts, not negative. So as I always say, time will prove me right or wrong. But my r predictions record is not to shabby to date, is it.
one thing's for sure - it's a fool who predicts with any certainty what the price of oil is going to be in the future. I got back in because I thought there had to be value after the oil price went negative - it was unlikely I'd lose from there.
Char333 - there are so many variables to the RDSB share price. Yes the dividend is a factor but so is whether we get a Covid vaccine, what OPEC+ does, whether there are major incidents in an oil region, whether shale revives, the state of China's economy, degree of driving in US etc. £18 could happen within the next 18 months depending on various factors. It'll certainly be interesting if there's a successful vaccine.
Lucky gamble on OPEC+
Bought yesterday and quick 63p upswing
Don’t disagree with statements about longer term and Covid but will hold on rather than try to make quick buck
''I honestly don't see this getting to £16 this year.''-----------------------------------Char, are you sure about this?