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Emerald,
You've been pushing your negative stance for weeks, if you do hold any then sell, you might be right but then again.
Even at the worst case scenario oil and gas will continue to be pumped to Europe UNLESS Putin wants to give Europe a kicking. Germany will grind to a halt if he does.
Oil will go through the roof, certainly north of $100 and BP's revenue will pour in.
IMO Emerald there's more chance of BP's SP falling if Putin & Biden meet up and its a giant "love in" and all tensions are forgotten as oil COULD then fall back to say $80.
Anyway let us all know which is your sale, I'm really interested.

Invstrat,
I agree but I think Putin is not really interested in the "old" states more likely he wants unrestricted access to the black sea ports and he doesn't want a NATO member right on its border.
The Americans need to remember Cuba and the "missile crisis"

Gary,
I would be careful with "stop losses"
"False drops" occur, more often on AIM but I've seen them here with BP.
M&M's momentarily drop the price which appears for no obvious reason, or if it does coordinate with news it seems like a major (or orchestrated!) overreaction, you also never seem able to buy when this happens.

Monty,
I think you're right,
Oil will instantly hit $100, and an instant $10 a barrel extra profit!

Indy,
It won't be bad for BP, at all.
This has been discussed at length, please feel free to scroll through the last 2 or 3 weeks chat.

KRSS,
If it's that good a share why do you feel the need to "cross ramp" it to death across multiple boards?
If it was that good you would be loading up on the quiet.
Anyway I'll give it a miss!

Lti,
I agree. We're all different and some may need to release their money but with climbing oil demand and therefore stable/rising prices I can only see this going one way..... £5 and possibly more.
Obviously oil prices CAN fall and they may go back to nearer $80 if the issues in the Ukraine blow over but I defo consider this a "hold" or even "accumulate" at this price.

LT,
People on "twatter" were predicting an RNS today.
We will see.... "Rumours"

Gary,
Difficult call but with oil over $90 next quarters figures could be stunning.
Would need to check this quarters average, BP normally quote it, but with potentially $10 a barrel extra, and with each day that passes this will be reflected in the figures.
I wouldn't sell at £4.25, maybe only if you can see a much better opportunity elsewhere.
All my opinion of course!

Theo,
I agree, I quite like AIM, and I think a lot of issues are because since Covid there's a lot more people with time on their hands looking to invest, inexperienced investors who probably shouldn't start on AIM.
I INVEST in FTSE100 dividend paying companies and speculate (mainly!) on AIM.

I invest in AIM and a lot of people get caught by seeing a share spike and jumping in.
Loads of organised groups "ramping" the hell on Twatter etc
There are good companies on AIM but research is even more important than when investing in FTSE100 stocks.
The other thing is to de risk when you can, loads of stuff spikes, Covid stocks being a prime example and if you can de risk all the better.
Plenty of money can be made, but if you don't do your research and get caught on a twatter ramp you could lose the lot!

Oligarch,
CALM DOWN!.....
I read the text,
People are quick to point the finger at Russia but America has meddled in loads of countries business over recent years.
I believe something like 350,000 have been killed in Syria, a country which we used to have a good relationship with.
Anyway no more politics for me here!

Oligarch,
"Chaos and death"
Are you talking about America?
They have caused plenty over the last 30 years.

Seany,
What people are pointing out is that the share price taken in isolation is meaningless.
Lloyds maybe say 52p but there's nearly 71 Billion of those shares to count.

grand,
My tip, for what it's worth would be Platinium.
Will be needed extensively for the "Hydrogen Economy"
Only my opinion of course!

CTC,
Did you mean GFD?
He never apologised to me despite being proven wrong.
The guy was a liar.

zac,
Everybody's different, funds suit some people and others less so.
I have been investing for 35 years and quite enjoy the research before I invest.
I tend to look for "cheap" entry points to maximise my investment.
Funds are great if you haven't got the time to do this.
Anyway all I'm saying is that I trust my own judgement more than someone I haven't met.

zac,
The difference being I can control EXACTLY which shares my money goes into, when to sell, where & when to reinvest the dividends, I have total control.
Funds suit some people but not me!

Stockready,
No problem with going off topic as long as it doesn't take over.
The only thing I personally don't like with funds is that your still trusting someone you've never met with your money/investments.
I've had issues with pensions etc and vowed never to trust anyone ever again with my money!
I'm lucky enough to have retired early and if my investments do mess up its my fault not someone else's!
Don't forget Neil Woodford was once the "darling" and "go to" man for investments!

Defo do it Roger,
PJ encourages people to contact him, either text, email or if your on twitter message him that way, he does answer!