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Charlie, LOL
I may not want to be here, but my wife & 2 boys are loving life here at the Fullerton Bay Hotel
You carry on sniffing Caitlin’s you know what it sits
God bless you Forrest Gump
If it’s not far off, why don’t you stay under you rock, and wait to buy back in again? Why alert all of us unknowing investors, so we don’t buy back in between 3.95-3.60, affording you a better buy in price?
With your generous, philanthropic approach, you’ll never make a Billion Caitlin, unless you are in VP’s inner circle
Apologies, one last post from me (for a while)
I do not want any military escalation with Russia and Ukraine, irrespective of the affect on POO &/or BP. Any move, by Putin or the West (especially The-Bumbler-in-Chief) to undermine Ukraine’s sovereignty will be absolutely unforgivable however, I do not want a single Ukrainian to suffer Russia’s illegal oppression. So, very tricky situation. Hoping for a peaceful solution without Ukraine’s dignity encumbered
I’m not particularly bothered about the financials as, there are far more important things to think about
To this end, If anyone has 10 minutes, read this for a dose of humility;
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/01/30/moral-calculations-billionaire/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB
And, whilst certain buffoons/bots claim to buy/sell at the bottom/top, I’ve made several misjudgements! I work 7-5 everyday, and only pay attention to BP/markets when I have time
I’ve been over-ambitious/greedy (call it whatever) and sold a few times way too early (missed the rocket from 3.30 and 3.60), but, happy to buy in when the situation changes/allows
At the end of the day, my wife & kids are loving life in Singapore and we’re all grateful for the opportunities presented to us all
If anyone knows more than the average Joe, why not keep it to yourself and make billions? If you don’t, STFU and concentrate on your own life
ps English not being your 1st, 2nd or even 3rd language is a dead giveaway (ie Bot, pump n dump scammer, Saddo)
Caitlin, I haven’t posted in this chat for many month however, I must say that you, sorry to say this, come across as an ar$e.
Why don’t you crawl back under your rock and let everyone enjoy/endure their decisions without having to suffer through your obnoxious, patronising, condescending and, quite frankly, pathetic messages
Before you retort, as you very predictably will, I am sat at the rooftop bar of the best hotel in Singapore, enjoying a SS whilst looking at the Marina Bar Sands…the holiday was paid for entirely thanks to BP
GLA genuine investors/traders. Please, let us ignore the Russian/NK/Beijing bots
Whilst I’ve had a very busy day, so haven’t read through all of the comments today, I did note that, during Looney’s appearance on Bloomberg this morning, he was asked several times and continued in his position that BP “see” the POA at $60
Whilst today was somewhat disappointing, at some point in the coming Quarters, assuming we remain at prices well above that $60 level, BP will have to significantly increase its returns to SH’s
That’s a good point about the Net Debt reduction of $8.2bn, apparently, lowest level since early 2016 (according to Shell’s release)
Wasn’t net profit $4bn vs. $5bn expected?
Dividend remained at 24 cents
Yes, surely Looney will have to significantly revise up his guidance around dividends given the marked change in terms of POO expectations
Very, very few saw it at $86 in October, even as recently as the previous Quarterly results. This is significantly above the $60 Looney et al were working with at that point. What’s more, many analysts are now expecting POO to remain at these levels, or even increase further
I expect the dividend to be revised up next week otherwise I have no idea how the BoD will keep SH’s happy after a bloody tough 18 months with the company experiencing such robust cash flows
Three years ago, when POO was previously at $85, the SP was £6. Yes, the landscape has somewhat changed since 2018 but, as soon as the dividend reflects BP’s profitability, we’ll move towards £4.50-£5
What was BP’s guidance around future dividends? Given the OP is significantly above BE and previous expectations, as recently as Q2, at what point will the BoD’s distribute the Free Cashflow to shareholders?
On page 28 of the Q1 presentation, there’s an expectation of maintaining a “resilient” dividend of 5.25c, which works out to c5% with a SP at £3. I can’t see the SP moving up significantly until the dividend is increased, in-line with comparable competitors
Hopefully, the expectations of crude at $50 will be revised up, giving scope for the dividend to be reviewed. Or, at least a special dividend to reward shareholders, vs. The buyback route
Surely, we’ll see increased dividends shortly? No one foresaw the OP at these levels so surely BP will signal a return to greater dividends (absolute terms). That would definitely push the SP up, significantly
Rather than wondering who bought how much when, what are our aspirations vis-a-vis returns in H2 21, 2022 or beyond?
At the start of the year, I expected us to be near £4 by Q2 end, then £3.65 however, it now looks like we’ll be markedly below that
Anything below that, reduces returns to 15%-ish, unless your current average is < £3. My own view, atm, is undecided but, if we get near £3.20, I’m looking to sell 1/3 of my holdings