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The last company RNS was Oct 9. I think I'll wait until the next one, rather than give any credence to Roxi the Ramper, who has been urging investors to buy at far higher prices for so long now, they have no credibility.

'Our Strategy', does your wife have a 50% vote in these decisions that to date have incurred substantial paper losses. Odds are she'll have to pick up the pieces of your poor investments, after your gone.

The selling here is relentless, even with oil close to $100, with premiums.

I'm positive on BP, your drip drip daily whinging and whining contributes nothing of value.

I think your here more for the moaning than the dividend.

Have you taken your own advice and sold then. Don't come on here moaning if the price then falls, when you had ample opportunity to sell.

Sounds expensive. Any idea what its all for.

FD and Dkng have a 80%+ share of the OSB market. Caesars and MGM have been very passive since the NY launch, leaving it as a carve up for the top 2. You'd expect new competition to emerge, let's see what Fanatics do. As you say DK have stolen market share from FD, parlays are where the money seems to be.

Paddyboy, you are in no position to dispense financial advice. Your credibility on this share vanished a long time ago. Some clueless punters just love the sound of their own voice. Have you no self awareness.

Manaus river level continues to fall, the first half of Q4 will be tough. Next week's Q3 update will be an interesting read.

CAML is caught in a pincer movement between higher costs(mainly SASA) and higher taxes at Kounrad, a result of the Jan 22 uprising, where the govt has targeted mining companies in particular to raise revenue to appease the unhappy population. SASA diversified the portfolio, but in truth as the share price tells you, it:s been a lousy acquisition.

They used to be a low cost producer. Gone from being in the lowest quartile to the lowest half. They handed out 15% pay rises in 22 and 23, and even with the local currencies working in CAML's favour, that eats into your margin.

They produced more oil in Q3 22 and at a higher price, than Q3 23. With the present barge set up, you have roughly 6 months at 20,000bpd and 6 months at 12,000bpd. That should provide a decent return for shareholders, even with the present frustrations.

HI, this is becoming a obsession of yours, never going to happen. Sold £5.326. STH

Theaky, be careful what you wish for. Instead of an oil man from Texas, you might get a McKinsey gal from Islington.

Well played, your strategy worked out to a tee. Oil down 10% in a week, BP share price down 10% in a week, you can analyse the share to death, but that's the main driver. The sweet spot is $80 a barrel, for the world economy, inflation and BP shareholders.

£5.49 last Thursday, £4.99 today. Market is having a ball.

I'm sure Dudley and Auchincloss have had a meeting in Abu Dhabi, he would have learned more in 1 hour with Dudley than 3 years with Looney. When asked about BP's future and strategy, Dudley was as succinct as ever, 'Great people, great assets, great cash flow'.

Moy, I sold all my BP shares last Nov and have been trading it ever since. Since the market imploded in Mar 20 I have become increasingly short term in my outlook. The only one tucked away is FLTR.

Back in at £5.20.