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There are bigger clowns calling it a sell.

wp, they've bought back a lot more than that. don't forget the abundance of shares issued to you and your bp colleagues to keep you motivated, incentivised and get you out of bed every morning and drag your **** into work everyday.

I wonder what's the share price that will get them buying back their shares, they've declined at 38p.

1.5% dividend + 2% buyback.

At these prices BP shareholders will get a 3.5% return for this quarter. SP may go down from here, but the value is plain to see.

I'll treat that prediction with the same respect as your 6p JSE dividend call for 2024.

Bought 10,000@4.28847.

This all feels self inflicted with lousy comms by the company. If you announce a $12m buyback and bizarrely in that 2 months period have just 1 day when you repurchase shares, it creates a news vacuum and uncertainty, when there are many other opportunities out there.

There was no mention of the second share repurchase programme in today's webcast. There was a question though about the flood of shares that are soon to be issued to BP employees. Sounds like they're making it up as they go along.

Positive feel about results, with operating cash flow and dividend increase and net debt down. Finance costs continue to rise, but nothing to scare the market here.

JSE have reached the Joe Biden point with Blakeley, where it is in all stakeholders interests for him to step down. His powers have been on the wane for some time, and he's not going to get any better.

If they can't manage $1m a month in buybacks, I don't see a 2c dividend, costing an extra $4.5m.

More twaddle from gormless Roxi, who for the last 18 months has been ramping the bejesus out of JSE. It clearly doesn't bother him making a fool of himself on here everyday, any self respecting poster with his record would keep quiet. Now he's commentating on Akatara numbers before the company have released them. I know he's an eejit, but some posters on here won't, the market is normally right.

An impressive first post Jimothy. BP have bought back 0.2% of their shares just this week, and their volatility continue to present mouth watering trading opportunities.

First 10 days of July production average of 21,989bpd, well ahead of Q3 guidance of 13,000bpd.

You need to f@cking calm down.

BP pays out over $1bn in finance costs per quarter, so it is an issue.

Bought 10,000@4.52498.

UBS said BP would increase the dividend by 10% on July30. With this update, a hostile new Labour Govt and the net debt increase in Q1 due to working capital movements that won't pan out till the end of the year, I'm not so sure.

Always entertaining when the clowns make an appearance with their predictions, i.e market-dealer and y11. Two drunks pi****g in the wind.