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they say crypto is manipulated but what the heck...Brent consistently over $70 and BP still under 330??? surely this isn't just about renewables!!?

getting out? with the economy reopening and scarcity of vehicles it sounds like an odd strategy to me. This share has the habit of huge spikes not considering at 66p it's valuation is insanely low. 150 by year end.

Very disappointing SP reaction but this is an investment share not a speculative one. I have no doubt what I would keep in my SIPP between this and a Tesla for example.
For making quick bucks and play Casino there is bitcoin out there

Jeeez....what a dog this share is :-( I take until Q-dividend is re-instated it will be a painful climb, if any

I take the downtrend is mainly due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, I don't see how can this possibly abate in the short-medium term.
Has anyone a different view?

This is a winner either way, fill your boots!!!

holy moly! I couldn't believe my eyes, I am in profits with Aviva (since March '20 !!!!) . Next HSBC, BP and we'll be back to some sort of normality.

Damn, there is a risk I am going into profits in a couple of days

if it does, I will buy it again. Better than staying in the 37-39 area

decent results given the context.

I feel for the shorters

actually bizarre given the context, I wonder if it's just riding the general sentiment or there is something else? HKG share was also up.

Political certainty, vaccines, spring, summer on the horizon, this will go back pre-march'20 hopefully in the next few weeks!

the SP is already on the bone, if it goes to the 10s it'd offer some good opportunities for decent trades. Also I doubt the likes of TB will sell for less than 50(ish) given his recent trades. I mean...this company survived the most atrocious scenarios, surely with spring/summer/vaccines on the horizon and brexit fixed there is only one way this can go, up!

how can they possibly justify a situation like this is beyond my comprehension, I can only guess that they might want to ride out the covid wave and maybe jump in once the market in full swing, just a thought.
In any case I'd wait before jumping the boat, at 21p, it's an extreme, insane valuation and can easily spike to 50/60 also considering that Tony and other big shareholders have skin in the game. DYOR

PRU & HSBC are flying, betting on Biden win?

UK PLC is uninvestable at the moment! however GSK, SSE maybe Greggs and HSBC are worth consideration at the moment

You don't buy BP in 12/24 months time when the crisis is over, you buy NOW at these levels. It will break 210 resistance, so be it, let's revisit in 2022.

surely this is the time to buy not when it will climb to 500? BP will be around for a very long time.

Jeez...where does it end? 3/4 of my portfolio (hsbc, bp, lloyds, pru, aviva..) 25% in red ....ongoing pandemic, Brexit on the horizon, I started to wonder whether to continue to drip feed to average down or stop all together until UK PLC (2022??) will become investable again !! :-(

given the status they're in I have a hunch the once they'll open trading this will fluctuate wildly in either directions until a major event for the business will stabilise the situation. A paradise for speculator & co :-(