RE: WTI JULY $34 TRADING HIGHER29 May 2020 09:23
AKA.....off topic but I think that the "R" numbers are currently two weeks out of date and are due to be updated today. I wonder why the SNP has been reticent about commenting on the DC story , perhaps something to do with loudmouth Blackford trotting off to his second or third home on the Isle of Skye during lockdown.
Back to BP....although I have a small holding , looking to increase substantially around the 300p mark for a long term hold and secure dividend play. $35 for Brent Crude is a start and expecting this to retrace to around $45 by early Autumn.