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Why the faux rage about the EOY report?! Last year it came out in Mar 22. This year, it’s due in Mar 23 as stated in their website.

Who?

I doubt if short term petrol price movements will have any immediate impact on share price. Expectation of oil price per barrel falling has been priced in for some time.

I think repayment of loan in itself is great news. Dividends for what is still a small company with small profits is too premature at the moment. I’d rather they keep their powder dry for opportunities to diversify and possibly buy another company if the chance arises would be a blockbuster move for them.

Adverts during injuries and subs would be extremely annoying. Often they show replays and some analysis during these short breaks - to replace them with adverts would massively annoy the audience.

If the business is split what is the outcome? Is this a good thing or bad thing? Just trying to get an understanding of the situation. Thanks

It’s been generally 3 weeks of climb with the odd daily dip.

Southgate just announced the England squad

Yes 2 good articles putting forward a strong case for Sureserve in IC

What happened to the share price today???!

Paying off c$5bn of debt each quarter. Could BP be debt free this time next year?

Why would banks not like it? If it’s cash rich, it’ll be an even better stock to buy.

To many but not all. Vaccines have saved millions of lives worldwide.

Pre-pandemic, the share price was already falling from 550 to c450 with concerns around oil price war and uncertainty about Looney’s Green policy pivot. The pandemic then took the slump to sub 200p.
The oil price has now shot back up, there is now more confidence with the Green policy. The main uncertainty that remains is the pandemic.

I think in the next year we will see BP share price back up to 450p. While pandemic remains globally, I don’t think we will see it back up to 550p in the next year.

Idiotic and unnecessary ****** comment.

I’m not sure what you would believe then?
Anyway, this is an RNS to the market and unless the market feels the same as you ie, NHS data cannot be trusted, then the message to the market is that the NHS cannot cope on its own and it may be worth investing in companies like Totally to support capacity issues.

67 million in the UK.

With infection rates in the UK higher than anywhere in Europe or in the Western world, the UK is certainly not back to normal - I’m glad not everyone is taken in by ‘Freedom day’ and people continue to observe social distancing and wearing masks. This is the only way, along with more vaccinations to bring infections down and make more people comfortable to go to cinemas, restaurants etc.

£65bn market cap. What any individual on these threads is like p1ssing in the ocean ie no effect on price.

Tax free in an ISA though.