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chan
'' movements due to nothing substantiated, are a joke.''

it is a market place with people looking to buy and others looking to sell - the price being that which both parties are happy with - news coming in 24/7 will influence an investors view on current valuation and therefore the price thy are willing to trade at.

no straight lines with share prices

Jez
''Every day for weeks, up 10-15p down 10-15p''

How then has the price managed to rise about 100p in about the last 12 weeks

HY
supply and demand.
Are you hinting at Lloyds being well undervalued now? ,
or were they overvalued at nearly 90p.

MPK
20 Jan 2022 08:44
''This share is absolute dog ****. I am out, for good''

''The Company has entered into an agreement with Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc (the "Broker") to conduct the share buyback programme on its behalf and to make trading decisions under the programme independently of the Company''
''The sole purpose of the programme is to reduce the ordinary share capital of the Company.''

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/LLOY/share-buyback-programme-commences-bw9g5j15cvpgrma.html

hu
''Only MS and/or Lloyds can enlighten you ''

only MS

GB
''the reason why there is no trade deal between the UK and USA is Brexit.''

I repeat - so many brain dead people.
How exactly does a UK/USA trade deal come about if part of the EU.

like this but on a much larger scale.
https://mossy.earth/guides/energy/home-biodigester

Chan
''Theres always some excuse''

do you really class world news that is 24/7 that the financial world has to consider when pricing assets is an 'excuse' in moving valuations ? - very strange thinking.

''we are no longer required or needed surplus to requirements.''

so many brain dead people

US interest rate rise tomorrow - speculation over how high rates will need to go to get inflation under control - overdone means more of a slowdown or recession in the economy and thereby having downward pressure on oil demand.

back at under 165p ,all the shares that I sold in the tender offer

hu
you appear to have an agenda

hu
it was just a thought

hu
I have no agenda apart from investing to make a reasonable return.

If J46 was still alive he would be salivating with the US 10 year being over 3.5% with never ending Armageddon posts

Harm
''I had not realised that the loss of so much cash from the bank must have the opposite effect, as BP is losing a very valuable asset.''

The share capital on the liabilities side in the books is reduced by the same amount

and of course increases an investors percentage ownership if retaining shares

Jak
''assuming therefore that the total number if shares is 18.8bn and we buyback 12% annual roughly, then is it not logical that the share price by end of 2023 should be around 15% higher than it is currently, or am I talking complete nonsense?''

the purpose of a share buyback is to reduce the share count, which at the same time increse the per share metrics.
The market decides on a daily basis the value of BP - on current profitably the share price does not look expensive