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Buy the dips on Brent and PMO?

Onedb. A thousand welcomes to the board

Jeffries 185p could explain today's rise

Very sad to see such a pleasant chap expelled from lse. Not!!

I'm in Greece right now. And talking to the locals. They say that joining the Euro was a mistake but that leaving it and returning to the Drachma would be catastrophic. It is amazing how many right wing newspapers predict the EU's death but the EU is reasonably united. On Brexit and US trade sanctions for example. As for EU regulation, did you notice that the EU often takes the lead and other regulatory jurisdictions follow and copy what the EU is doing? Imitation is a form of flattery.

Upgrade is shite

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jun/10/as-their-cause-crumbles-brexiters-turn-to-fantasy-and-bitter-recriminations?

Anybody catch the news that Aaron met with Putin 's envoy three times during the brexit campaign? Was all over press this weekend

I voted remain and believe the British public has made a mistake. The size of the EU market is large, we share common values. Chlorinated chicken and a privatised Nhs anyone? The EU is 50% of our trade, the Commonwealth 9% . There are good reasons for that

Put in some cheeky buy orders at 755 cannot cancel them . Never had that before.

Eom

Russian cyber attack? Affecting all stocks

....production increase it soared... https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Will-Saudi-Arabia-Listen-To-US-Demands-For-More-Oil.html

Well. On one hand if the US was begging for extra OPEC production it means some form of increase on June 22 inevitably. On the other, it can only mean that Iran and Venezuela combined production loss expected is so severe that a poo spike is a real risk

Sittingbullish crazy horse. Have you sold again?!?

Fundamentally, little has changed. Analysts from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. wrote in a report last week that Saudi Arabia and Russia�s announcement lifts some of the uncertainty on whether and when the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia would increase production. The global investment banking firm does not view this as a material change to its bullish oil outlook. According to Goldman Sachs, this response is occurring because of a tight oil market. Secondly, its magnitude is still uncertain but, even at one million barrels a day (mb/d), such an increase would simply offset the involuntary production declines with the group (of oil producers) still committed to restraining output. Thirdly, even at one one mb/d, its gradual implementation would leave the market in deficit through the September quarter, it added. It must be noted here that production problems in Venezuela continue, which means incremental supply may not be very meaningful to balance oil markets. According to Jain of BNP Paribas, overall lack of capex (capital expenditure) investments in the oil industry will weigh on output. �Sure, US shale oil production is increasing; however, lack of infrastructure will prevent more oil from hitting the market,� he added. Add to that, demand for oil is robust. In short, while lower crude oil prices are welcome, it may be premature to celebrate the current cooling off.

I'd expect a good week. End of May, a few days left til dividend date

Sittingbullish. I like you very much for blatantly talking your book. Sell, immediately 50p is on the cards. You buy, £10 Is around the corner. I like that humorous transparency

It isn't like sittingbullish to sell out and recommend a price target 20 to 30% below the sale price. Lol

https://www.offshore-mag.com/articles/2018/05/enquest-drills-first-two-wells-as-north-sea-magnus-operator.html