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Carclo on the up again - heading towards a 5 fold increase since April

BAT reaching another 52 week high

IG group reaching another multi year high

IMB reaching another 52 week high

Tesco reaching another multi year high

MS continue to have cheap Lloyds shares to purchase

Brix

23 May 2024 09:59

'' i personally don't chat on that i don't own''

Speaks like a robot

SC

Have you heard any reports that the excuse is that the perpetrator is mentally ill.?

SC

''the out of control crisis in mental healthcare in the UK.''

A total COP OUT statement.

What mental healthcare was available decades ago - didn't have the level of the use of knives to attack people/children then.

Moy

''However history both recent and longer ago, show buybacks above £5 are not.''

oh dear - forget about price per share - think at what market valuation shares are bought at - currently £75 Billion compared with £90 Billion in Feb 2020.

Flec the non shareholder, 600p per share predictor de ramper is back.

and is baffled about a number of things.

Stabbed in Southport .

LR

you are free at any time to purchase more shares in BP now, valued at £15 Billion less than in Feb 2020.

Mor

''yield of over 10%''

BP can decide to switch further returns by way of dividends at any time, but whilst at low valuations, it is a good investment to purchase back BP shares.

There are a number of stocks languishing at low price levels that have very high yields.

''No one really knows what effect the buybacks have had on sp, it’s all,just opinions''

NO, not opinion but a FACT, which I have given in previous post.

buybacks for cancellation will always create a higher share price based on the same market cap. BP is currently on about the same share price as Feb 2020 because the valuation that the market has placed on BP is about £15 Billion less now

Tin

''If, however (as in the real world) the company had spent the money on giving a decent dividend''

''then perhaps it would have been a good bit better.''

No, dividends are money leaving the business, which is why all things being equal the share price drops on xd.

BP already make investments in the operational business over and above returns to shareholders.

Without buybacks the current market cap and with the number of shares in issue as in Feb 2020 would equate to a share price of about 360p - simple maths

Flec the non shareholder, 600p per share predictor de ramper is back.

''demand has steadily dropped over the last 20 years.''

you really are showing how thick you are. Appliances became more efficient etc etc.

I have already posted enough to show the consensus of opinion, that electricity consumption is set to rise greatly in the future which is why NG is investing Billions to accommodate it.

flec you are a disruptor pure and simple, and bitter that the market currently favours NG over the likes BT and VOD.

NG share price going well (for a reason) - over 60% over a 600p level

MB

Cable currently is slightly lower than it was a year ago.

Dcb

''how high will it go...?''

give it a rest you fool - you are not a shareholder.

At 40.3p some of those bought at under 27p,exactly 3 months to the day ago.

Hoping for the recovery to continue to much higher levels.

Brix

23 May 2024 09:59

'' i personally don't chat on that i don't own''

Jef

''Buybacks waste of time''

without buybacks the share price would have been near to 360p now

Flec

Flec the non shareholder, 600p per share predictor de ramper is back.

''I just don't see where any increased demand will come from''

why are you being such a numbskull? - I think most people would know why there will be more consumption of electricity in the future.

NG are investing Billions to accommodate increased generation of electricity in the coming years/decades.

''if total energy consumption in 2050 remains about the same but has become 100 per cent electricity, the electricity market will need to have grown by eight times.''

https://www.adamsmith.org/blog/where-will-the-uks-electricity-come-from-in-2050#:~:text=Nearer%20the%20mark.,570%20TWh%20and%20726%20TWh.

Flec the non shareholder, 600p per share predictor de ramper is back.

'' It’s estimated that electricity consumption in the UK and US will increase by approximately 50% by 2036 and more than double by 2050''

https://www.nationalgrid.com/stories/energy-explained/how-will-our-electricity-supply-change-future#:~:text=In%202020%20fossil%20fuels%20made,more%20than%20double%20by%202050.