The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I agree WeirdPal (much to my discontent) and the fact Exon setting up their own trading division now pretty much rules out a buyout of BP or any other similar energy company as such a trading division thatâs been established for decades would be instantly become part of their business in such a buyout.
BP will do just fine on itâs own will continue to reward shareholders very well for many years to come IMO.
If it does get bought out one day, that wonât be a bad thing either :-)
Gkerr, Iâm at 300p average here now so getting there!!! I too hold BP averaged at 280p so almost doubled up on that now and by far my best performer. Thatâs staying tucked away in the ISA and will be a cash cow for years to come. Oil will hit $100 a barrel 2H 2023 and stay there through 2024 and BP slowing the pace in their transition from fossil fuel to renewable simply because the worldâs going to take longer to realise that transition in reality. GLA
Just another massive reason to back the need for any significant corporate, energy, infrastructure or government department around the world to have top notch Cyber Security Software in place.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/feb/09/chinese-balloon-spying-state-department
SOUTH AFRICA MINISTER DECLARES âWE NEED AS MANY MEGAWATTS AS POSSIBLE FROM OUR NEIGHBOURSâ - and such megawatts need to be stored, ready for distribution where and when needed which is exactly what IESâs batteries will do. Not saying IES batteries will now be all over South Africa but thatâs exactly what South Africa needs!!! Another clear sign of what the future energy needs (well actually current!!!) of many countries are
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/09/world/africa/south-africa-power-energy-crisis.html
Jzchat - DT detailed statement in response to QCM allegations was headlined âHowever, it is also important to refute any unfounded inferences about the listed business we are today and push back in the strongest terms on any suggestions that this is a business that is not being run with the greatest integrityâ.
A number of specifics were addressed directly in that statement. If DT refuted it in the âstrongest possible termsâ, they donât have to reply in any other way than they seem fit. Not what you or anyone else may think the manner in which they should reply. If you want more specifics or detail, contact investor relations directly
Charles - whilst Iâm very pro DT, youâre becoming intolerable!! Please slow down on the coffee, caffein, powder or what ever it is thatâs feeding your over the top posts as if anything, they will only have a negative impact!! Just tone it down a bit please!!!!! ;-)
Thanks for posting the numbers Richard. Donât read bad at all IMO and only outperformance for the month y/y is Maserati but only Bentley sold more cars than AML in the month with AML & Bentley selling noticeably more cars than any of the other manufacturers :-)
Lending - all part of the learning process which Iâm sure weâve all been through and no one can ever say theyâve âcracked the stock marketâ as too many variables both above and below the table!!!!! I double downed at 224p and happy with that decision. For me, the âexpertsâ will have trawled all over QCM claims and if anything had been found to have had any real credibility, the SP would not have recovered as it has since and wouldâve remained held down or fallen further IMO.