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I’m in a similar boat and do share some of the sentiment… the original board made a hash of implementing the strategy and the new CEO has been a flop….

I have however had some fun along the way with the ramping going into NoV/Dec last year and the wildly opposing views I’ve read with interest along the way.

My funds have been written off and I do hope for all invested here there is a viable future for the business, I am optimistic long term, and can sit and wait to see….. No more wild expectations on short term gains, but long term there is at least a small chance the business can return a profit and make a reasonable investment…. Let’s see and GLTA.

Wouldn’t be unusual for a new broom to try to hit the news with a little positive news…. A small divi increase could well be on the cards.

Too much self interest with some brokers…. Do you think there is any embarrassment with the wild forecast when time goes by…. Absolutely not, they take the money and try to influence again.

Shel are global and WFH guidelines differ considerably, some field facing staff have never WFH….

Lol, not sure having activists at the helm is a sensible thing to do…

Kindness, in my view still a punt but I’m holding on….. don’t invest if you are a nervous ii, there is potential significant upside, but there is major volatility and the ride is bumpy. CBX could wash out, but I’m more positive for the longer term….. Then again, my investment is written off my books and a bit of a fun, calculated gamble.

A dividend rise is likely to occur, it won’t be 70%!

A positive day but difficult to see any real fundamental business improvement drivers behind it…. The % increase will definitely make money for some, but very few Ii’s on this board who have been around a while.
I’d much prefer a major turn in sales, some marketing agreements finalised, a decent influencer involved and the CEO to stump up her own cash, buy £250K of shares with her own money and demonstrate confidence. Now that will be a positive day!

Isn’t it fair to say that impending news (good or bad) is usually baked into the share price before it is announced? Fingers crossed for a major suprise!

In many ways Exxon and Chevron have governments and regulators that have a different timeline/agenda.
Sounds like you wouldn’t be happy with anyone at CFO, CEO or board level…. Please sell up and move on?

The CFO has gone so the senior leadership is not the same…. At EXecutive Committee level there are changes too, Wetselaar has moved on….

I expect the dividend discussion was debated long and hard, likely next 1/4 with see a small rise.

With £5 Billion debt, good to focus on reducing gearing….. workforce happiness will certainly help, but I bet there are a significant few in RR who still won’t be happy.

Looking for upsides in very short timelines is a traders world…. Good luck, not for the faint hearted.

Definitely logistics and staffing issues, but despite the unfortunate affect on the minority, the issue is relatively small. The press have done their job and whipped up a storm, I feel sorry for the folks who have been disrupted, but I really can’t see the doom and gloom lasting.
Inflation etc are driving the whole market down, along with the other macro issues…..

Hold the faith, choppy waters and headwinds etc!

I bought in recently as an investment, I’m not accomplished enough or interested in trading…. It all depends on your timelines and expectations, TUI (in my view) should recover in time… My time horizon is probably different to others, as will be my exit price, it’s all a very personal yardstick against which individual comparisons make little sense.

Appears yesterday was overdone, just joined the party.

We need to see a few green shoots pop up and the leadership make a few plays that actually deliver tangible benefits for the company…. A dose of honesty and shareholder engagement would help.

Run a few graphs over a reasonable period and the data will answer your query.

Shell is quite diversified in terms of revenue streams Nomad, more so than other IOC’s…. But of course, in the mid term plus, Shell will continue to correlate to Brent and gas prices.