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It's a far cry from when the Russians booted dude out we've come a long way

Scoop it'll get there too mate :-) and £7 patience mate ;-)

Indeed it looks awesome

£5 soon and a lot bigger divis

I agree whole heartedly with you there ...got a feeling £5 could be hit before Thursday and the results demonstrate bp has definitely turned a corner

If they re nationalised water along with rail and energy shares holders will get fooked over I can see people won't give a crap about share holders if they can sit down on a train get water cheaper and keep their houses warm for less

I bought at £7.09 will definitely look to add if this goes any closer to £6.50

Ffs! You mean because fool said buy time to sell! Ffs! Well it is Sunday :-)

contradictory???? Huh?? They don't know their heads from their Harris!

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Did it give a reason? And motley fool arnt the best people to rely on :-(

Buy backs will be deleted

With out a doubt ...back before deep water horizon this was the darling of tbe pension funds and will be again I've no doubt

Shale Below $60 dollars a barrel can't produce

hoarsewhisperer.bp has had bumper profits this last 12 months and they are working on getting the black stuff out of the ground cheaper...just take the divi set a good stop loss and hold if interest rates go up there no where near 6% plus over time BP goes to £7 its a winner fo me ;-)and deep water is coming to an end by 2020 it'll be done and where will BPs sp be by then?and what will that divi be by then with all that extra cash to pass on to us share holders ;-)

Newchurch.what price do you reckon bp would be at if deep water horizon hadn't blown up? £7? £10? That's where we are going over mid term it was £6.50 before that and had hit £7 and a divi of 36p so I reckon bp is on its way up with improved production cost going from $50 to$40 to $30 over time I'll hold for long term and what will the divi be this year? 32p ...34p? Bp has a yearly low of £4.36 and a high of £5.36 deal done until end of 2018 on oil cut backs shale can't produce above $60 a barrel so bp will still make money at $40 a barrel no brainer for me

This should be very good for the SP

The minute oil comes down a little then shale can't make money then they close production again too costly to produce what is it $60 dollars a barrel and they are stopped ?

Bp Yeah and getting bigger over the next few years

Goldman sucks in one day went from £5.45 to £6.10 go figure I note there's a few got BP at £6.75