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Matstar,
I set sell prices in my head at which level I feel best to sell down but for me £4.20 is very low.
Only you can decide when to sell as no one else here knows your financial situation or your plans.
I suppose it all depends upon tomorrow's results and if oil prices continue to rise, if tomorrow is good and you feel the oil price rally will continue then maybe you should hold, but that's your call.
I have no intention of selling anything this side of £5+

I don't think they'll drop, there will be a slight beat of earnings forecast and a small rise in the divi, and on the back of that I expect a moderate rise.
Obviously no facts, just my guess but we will see!

Long9,
Totally agree with wtf here,
Share price indicates market sentiment that's all.
Shares can be over, under or fairly valued, the trick is avoiding those which are over valued!

7am

£25 and hopefully upwards.
Results day should be interesting, and hopefully very good!

Neil,
If that's the "trinity spirit" it's nothing to do with BP.
Hope you're not trying to scaremonger!

Richie,
BP & SHELL don't set the prices!
Both of these companies will need to invest 10's of Billions in future/alternative energy, that money has to come from somewhere.

Roger,
Just turn your computer OFF! Stop looking, all your doing is winding yourself up.

y11,
I am "bullish" on BP, and have been for years but I think someone's put to much sherry in your trifle if you think this'll be a tenner before the end of the month!

Forgot to post link!
https://youtu.be/GJOp6Z78YMk

Just popped up on YouTube!

Gaza,
Some of them are not so undervalued now but I have decent holdings of BP, BHP Group, Lloyds Bank and smaller holdings of a few others.

Just one thing on funds, you are trusting someone else you have never met with your money.
Don't forget "Woodford" was once the golden boy of investing.
My advice would always be,
1. Pay off debt.
2. Build a portfolio of dividend paying "undervalued" shares.
3. Keep a little back for AIM.
Or if your 70+ enjoy yourself, life is not guaranteed.

Hungry,
When Shell bought out BG group from when we voted to receipt of cash and shares was about 6 months if I remember rightly, BUT they may NOT be the norm.

25th March,
See BP financial calander.
Worth downloading onto phone or laptop for future reference.

phil,
You say you're a young investor?
Never a bad idea to start building a portfolio of dividend paying stocks and look forward to it supplementing your income as you get older.
I look for opportunities where a good stock has taken a beating for whatever reason and buy in, in BP's case it was Macondo but there was loads of opportunities at the beginning of Covid.
Obviously if you have plans do what's best for you at the time.

Mac,
There will be no war of that I am certain.
The U.S & NATO know this is "nothing like the middle east" because for starters Russia has an airforce and is more than capable of defending itself.
Anyway hopefully this will all be wrapped up..... Cough, shortly!

jimmer,
There isn't going to be a "windfall" tax, the government want to encourage development rather than relying on more and more imports.

phil,
BP's a good company for anyone's portfolio, especially if you've bought in at the right price as there's the prospect of good SP growth and an excellent dividend stream.
I bought in heavily after Macondo and its been an excellent investment. I sold approx half in 2018 but I'm still holding a fair few.
I think £6 is optimistic but I wouldn't discount it totally, £5 to £5.50 is very much on the cards and it'll certainly be an interesting year!

Thronegames,
If you search "payment schedule" it's on BP's website.