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Oh I don't know,

How much return on a sub five pound share are you expecting? Not to mention, a safe one at that.

My namesake returns under 19p on a near £25 quid share, so what?

The dividend is as safe as houses.

Maybe you should have sold out some of your BP when they were toppy and bought back like I did, then you'd be looking forward to the next payment with a cherry inhand to stick on the top of it.

Here's to bagging another,

Just wish I'd more capital at my disposal

I'd most certainly buy more at this level, for the long term, mind.

Greed will be our undoing,

I'm satisfied with any dividend that's well covered and Looney will only receive half of his bonus pay, because the Taxman will take the rest.

Besides, taking advantage of any real drop in share price, beats waiting for any dividend, hands down.

I think we'll have to wait for the expected rise of oil to make any real headway now, I'll still be hear when it gets back to $100 dollars a barrel and then you'll see the £5-70 SP rear its head again.

£6 pounds now looks to be a pipedream but then again, I never expected it in 2023 ;0)

Brent oil was trading at USD76.51 a barrel, lower than USD74.94.

How does that work?

We're all in that boat Robina,
If it were any different, we'd be working in the city lol

I used up all that I had left, thinking I was buying at or near the bottom
Alas, I was wrong but funny enough I'm still comfortable, given, where the SP has been and where it could go to in the future.

Balance is key but my guess is that not many of us, would have seen that drop coming and most would have seen a rise as virtually nailed on.
What do we know?

Nice to finally see a move upwards and once we get back over £5 pounds we'll be better placed.
Sit tight and buy more with your dividend.

Seen it all and more
Stay in and take the divi, as per usual
Just wish I'd more cash to buy even more

Correct Tinker,
You can't script this fall from £5-50 a few weeks back, plain weird.
Still, wish I'd a pot full of money left to buy more at these prices, because over the long term I still think you'd be quids in.
Luckily my Halma ate rising daily and hopefully on their way back to a 32 quid high.
Still wishing I'd gone back into Greggs under 20 quid, look at them now and the divi

Sorry, ignore me
I'm desperately trying to channel a positive spin on future proceedings

Common sense prevails
Back well over a fiver

Exactly!

It's crazy that we're even discussing getting back to 5 quid but let's hope it's tomorrow and take it from there.

I'd expect most invested who are lucky enough to have a cash balance, will have taken some if only to get their average down, plus there's a divi on the horizon aswell.
Should see the SP back over a fiver in the morning (I hope)

Had a beer followed by a whisky chaser after that lot
I'd sup a pint of crude if I thought it would get us back to a $100 dollars a barrel lmao

Could be?

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Holy hell,
Just looked thinking we'd be back around £5-15 to £5-20
Shell-shocked to be honest and a good job I've been here as long as I have or I'd be crying in my pint tonight

You have to make your own pension thesedays, all those year's of working your tripe off have been well worth it and now I can see the benefits of it.
Let Korma and Reeves worry about all those without ambition, I'm not buying into it and neither should anyone who's had a lifetime of working.