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Jenkins got the sack.

JD, Not a problem, just csll me LA I dont likt to critisise anyone, however this guy Conn man is incompetent and out of his depth. Yet the BOD rewards him for failure. The same with the guy at Barc, Jenkins.

I topped up with 4998 shares earlier at 137.65

Hey, WGR, less of the Midlands. That is where I am based, Sutton Coldfield. That is where I made my money.

No way am I jealous. I retired at 42, I am now 58, live of my investments and property portfolio. Conn is a bumbling fool. Bad news need to be managed well and a spin put on it. The way he is going, we will have no customers, and no business. Overpaid Tw*t

Sack the Conn-man. He is not leader material, for a FTSE100 company. Cannot manage a price rise without it being a disaster for the share price.

Just like this unloved share. Cannot wait for that gush.

Buster must have felt bunged up.

I have three broker, AJ Bell first in at 8.15am, Interactive Investor in at 10.00am and finally X-O in at 1.00pm, all paid yesterday as they should. Anyone having to wait should change brokers as they are providing a poor service. I think it is reasonable as long as they pay on the due date, irrespective of the time.

100% spot on stewball. They come with their charts and crayons drawing lines. They come with their agenda to spook people.

Pay day today at 33.91p divi per share.

Yes it is easy, if charts worked everyone would be at it. I do this full time, It is my living, and I have made a decent wedge over the years. I have systems in place, as said I do not make losses since 2010. Paul Hougard on Bloomberg always use to go how this was going to happen and that, full of authority. I realised most chartist talk a load of bull. There has been quite a few on these boards, Mr Bluesky on LLOY board comes to mind, he got it wrong more than right, then disappeared up his own ****. You might as well read tealeaves or check your horoscopes. NO ONE knows the future, I never get the bottom right nor the top, but I know how the game works, and play it well.

Don't believe everything the chartist say suff. Men playing with crayons, think they can tell the future, then move the goal post, anyone can do that. I believe the market cap is low at the moment and envisage a rise to ex div, then we probably will hit 110-115p I have gone with gut feeling on all my shares, never sold at a loss since 2010, they have always come good in the end.

Misca, I am 90% now in RDSB. This is a great trading share, and I have made a few extra shares by trading, around results and then at ex. I really like this share as it pays a dividend 4 times a year, then that give you trading opportunity the same amount of times. It has wild swings, however the highs are getting higher and the lows are also moving higher.

Suff, try the book by, the Master Baiter, work well especially when you feel low.

Err, 57% was on Tuesday last week, however by close of play on Friday last week that had increased to 76.06%, as I sold other holdings to buy these at depressed prices. Just slightly over 28k shares

I too have bought another lot today. Now holding 57% of my portfolio in RDSB

Also in early UK company news, Royal Dutch Shell announced the discovery of one its largest oil discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico in the past decade. The discovery, on the Whale deep-water well, found more than 1,400 net feet of oil bearing pay, the company said. Evaluation is ongoing and appraisal drilling has begun to further evaluate the discovery. Shell, London's largest listed company, owns 60% of the well, with Chevron USA Inc owning the rest. It is in the Alaminos Canyon block 772, adjacent to Shell's Silvertip field and around 10 miles from the company's Perdido platform.

The oil & gas giant, London's largest company, posted current cost of supply (CCS) earnings excluding identified items attributable to shareholders of USD15.76 billion for 2017 compared to USD7.19 billion the previous year, more than doubling, and narrowly beating analyst consensus of USD15.72 billion.

I too hope it has turned. Too many false dawns in the past.