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Actions speak louder than words

Massively in profit in my vwrl etfs. Considering selling those and buying lse if it drops to £69. Its falling due to costs of integration of it's new data business. But over the last two decades has almost doubled every year. This was £10 in 2013 !

Well it did rise to 455p

Did better than I thought. I am going to sell late in the afternoon tommorow. And buy back additional shares on ex dividend date.

My bad. Found the information. Starts at 14.45 gmt.

Anyone know ?

I'm a buyer at 281p or below.

The opec meeting is the game changer. Unsure which way they will go. On one hand saudi wants to punish the us for the report on mbs and the lack of support in the war in yemen. Oil prices is it's only weapon. It's in the cartels interest to maintain very high oil prices. This will however damage the wider economy which is already damaged due to covid and make an enemy of China who consumes oil alot. Too many variables........

Damn. Its rising today but I dont think the opec meeting will go so well. I think the additional barrels saudi and Russia will release will lower the oil price. Anyone predicting a BP price of 277p by market close on Friday ?

I'm holding quite a bit of Tpk. Wondering to sell before or after results. Anyone know ?

Truth is nobody knows what is going to happen. Everyone has a different opinion. Dyor prior to making any investments. I personally dont listen to anyone or usually just do the opposite of what other people are doing.

Almost sold this a few days ago at £14.61 but didn't. If this rises to £15 and SSE drops to the £12 range I may sell and buy SSE instead.

Haven't look at the futures. But the stimulus has been approved in the usa. That should have some effect. But if it falls I'm jumping back into bed with BP.

Possibly a 30p dividend to be declared in June.

This should rise to around 455p prior to ex dividend date. Then flop to 400p average on ex dividend date. Might be worth selling prior to the ex dividend date ?? Then buy back once it drops. Taking the dividend will cost more in the short term.

Made the mistake of selling out at 285p when it eventually rose to 308p. Hoping to buy back in at 280p or less. Have traded this several times over the last year and made a bundle.

Ex dividend on the 4th March

I sold at 8am for 503p bought back at 477.9p additional shares with the same amount of money. I still believe this will do alot better in the long term. Willing to hold for a year or two. Even a possibility of a takeover at some point in the future.

Max 9c allowed by regulator yet hsbc is paying 15c. I think it's a recommendation rather than a rule

Well if they start the share buy back today the drop wont be so bad. May end the day somewhere between £4.50 or £4.40