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oil prices will likely stage a spectacular recovery and that will ignite the sector renaissance.

I am patiently waiting for that day,its not here yet but with Oil companies destroying their capex for exploration there is going to be a shortfall of crude sooner or later

Whatamess.Always enjoyed your comments on IAG board,I do concur that it may well be possible to get into that stock in double fingers but not tempted as I need to sell RDSB to raise cash to raise funds so will ride the Shell tiger for another 2 years.
Am another PFC optimist and may top up in the next couple of weeks but may wait for inevitable Brent pullback before it pushes on to $60 a barrel

Good luck with that Boyo,I need about 400% increase to get back on track with PFC. Saw your post on RDSB as am serious holder of the share for 11 years,certainly not accumulating anymore.I always find it much harder to chase a share up as I am doing with my old employers Transocean(RIG).For various reasons its climbed from 67 cents to $3.40 just because its the only decent sized Driller that has avoided Chapter 11.Also buying Apache(APA) but no other oil producer

It was tongue in cheek comment really bunks,I have another one called the Hashiba effect but will stay stum about that one.I remember him ploughing into HUR,hope it wasnt bad timing.

Roofer.There are a lot of us silent Genelians out there.I have been in the stock since late 2013.The highest price I paid is £10.84 in one of 4 tranches I bought in Jan 2014.I broke even at some stage when only invested £30k but now have a book cost of circa £110k.Not in profit just yet but getting 15cent dividend and reinvesting.Hope to achieve £3.50p in the next 2/3 years..I have noticed that Genl.l performs better when nobody posts on LSE

Coaster,plan to hold at least 2 more years,have had them about 11 years so if one adds in Divi reinvestment I am ahead of the game and showing profit.Only nervous about my Transocean shares that could face Chapter11 but I think they are getting away from that point but heavily indebted all the same

You are not alone as my break point is £21.5 but I think a lot of people and institutions are in the same boat . Was not so bad in past times if share price took a wobble as you picked up cheaper stock through divi reinvestment but am optimistic about price of oil in next 18months.

Boyo,
$50 oil.Is that WTI or Brent