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So reading between the lines the company sound iike they are negotiating with Pharmas on potential buy out. The drug has a future but it needs more resources and better trial to take it forward.As for FDA approval well who knows.
More positive broker news today plus the emphasis on Bluechip company's on the FTSE. Why sell now the BP recovery continues towards £5. As put by a broker today BP is out of rehab and back on the pitch for battle plus the dividend has been de-risked as well.
Also consider the amount of investors who have been sitting on the sidelines for the Brexit result to pass. There has been a big influx of cash into the FTSE and BP is a solid company with good dividend and posted better than expected Q1 results. No reason why the Sp can't move up more from here oil market has balanced out considerably over the last month. BP was knocking £4 before brexit so it's just continued on the upward curve.
BP have stared that they are not moving from the u.k post Brexit so surely that's a sign of confidence and seems to be reflected in the SP. Even before Brexit we where knocking on the £4 door so next target is £4.21 onwards and upwards as investors flock to the big dividend stocks.
Bit of a drop at the close but all in all would of taken that after a Brexit.
Must admit was a bit worried when we opened up at £3.55 but that was soon snapped up and here we are at almost £4. Didn't think about the dividend but makes sense plus oil stocks I didn't think would be badly affected and that seems the case.
Pity anyone who sold these today .....never sell Shell!
Nobody knows what's going to happen, but people panic and that's just knee jerk reaction. Rather hold this than bank stocks.
Yes really solid the last 3 weeks despite the referendum. One of the few stocks on the FTSE not too nosedive last week and slowly edging nearer to £4.00. Some good RNS news has helped along with the the oil market re-balancing.