RE: G v OP21 Jan 2020 17:02
The ‘Comparison from peak OP $86’ has become a busy picture over time but you only need to glance at the right hand side in order to check out where G is relative to the rest currently. If you’ve got more time and inclination, the green Brent trace is effectively rebased to about 2.9x - so it’s easy to look back over the chart and see roughly when, in the last 15 months, G was performing averagely (3x OP) or above, ie when G’s red was above Brent’s green trace:
https://invst.ly/pkx5r
I use this chart interactively, so I can see that on this day last year G closed at 207 at an OP of less than $63. When the sp goes backwards like that it is not much fun, even if the other companies are doing much the same.
Chevron - only recently added to the chart in place of BP - has been the most consistent and best performer. RDS is presently drifting back down towards its lowest price of the period. Despite having a golden period last year and leading the smaller companies until last autumn, DNO is currently the worst performer to date, although PMO held that honour until quite recently. G and GKP have tended to remain close - G above GKP for maybe 40% of the time in this comparison (on a subjective glance).