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Happy man, have now returned to my Pre Pandemic Profit Level and at the same time reduce my average cost per share to £3.60. Will remain invested for the Div , BP now returned to my long term hold portfolio

Anyone know what % of. pure planet BP owns and what liability is if it collapses

Hi, i purchased an item about 3 weeks ago and did not use it. So i took it back to local point of purchase with expectation that i would get refund or credit note. Shock, horror etc when I was told that as of two weeks ago no in date receit no refund or credit note. This is a big change for MKS. Good for bottom line poor for customers

Where can you find info on the existing drilling updates for Ten Oil Field.

I have averaged down to 3.30. Even at approx 5.5% dividend i see BP as a long term investment for dividend allown, money in Bank is non productive I do however see BP value rising in the next 12 months to circa £4. I do not see it getting to anywhere near £5 until we see Covid in the rear window and what we had as normal life, Travel, Work, Retail, Holidays return, If it ever does.

Hi January. My investment in TLW is about 2% of my portfolio. It is not a serious share to invest in. I need 50p to break even. Main interests are in Construction (CRH) Airlines (RYA) and some pandemic recovering bank shares.

While In am concerned with the enviroment, I see no great change in energy use in the next 5 years. Yes Solar, wind and tidal energy will increase but at what production cost compared to traditional fossil fuel. To my limited knowledge existing reusable energy is subsidised as it is by taxpayer and loading on traditional suppliers. As to vehicles, there is not a reliable forcast given as to production levels on Electric cars that goes near to meet requirements. A Utopian solutions is very much wanted but a realalistic time frame has yet to be sudjested

I see BP is finally getting in to BS as a business. (Gas from cow manure)

No brokers re rating anywhere. Would have expected some comments

Unvaccinated Africa ands its effects on production may be a good start.

We all see a reduction of product on MKS shelves, this is not just an MKS problem. As an owner of an independent Health food store, I can comment on the big shortage of products available. I am experiencing an approximate 65% fill on all orders placed. Pre Covid it was 95%. One of the constant reasons I receive from suppliers is shortage of staff. Employees do not want the hassle of retuning to an uncertain Job. They fear uncertainty, short time and reduced earnings. Some have discovered that when you take child care, transport and sundries into account it is better to stay on unemployment benefits.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/bp-buy-entire-ownership-thorntons-131947377.html

Government announcement has caused an overhang of circa 15%. We are at these levels until some announcement is made
and at these prices the Government would be castigated for selling, so the non sale because of low value is creating the low value.

Has anyone got a spare paddle

for info
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/buy-glencore-stock-today-310p-074405211.html

With overhang from government and uncertainty about Davy, I feel we will have to wait and hope for a good Interim report in August for any march on to above 6 euro to happen

Are you by any chance my old English teacher, it’s and double negatives were his hobby horse to.

We now have an effective 13.5% overhang, IMHO this is going lower for the next 6 months, such a pity after a nice recovery period

Can only assume fall in SP is that some bigger investors are worried about new entry to morgage market offers fixed long term morgage rates. Coul effect growth in this market for AIB AND BIRG

Not going to happen, one of many standard AGM resolutions in many companies. Would not IMHO happen unless share price collapsed and company had excess cash to shore it up.