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At £10 BP will only have a yield of 1.6% no one will invest for that yield. For the share price to go up the divi must go up.

and can we have the end please?

There aren't too many people.
We just need to stop wasting food (and the resources used to produce the wasted food).
https://www.theworldcounts.com/challenges/people-and-poverty/hunger-and-obesity/food-waste-statistics/story

'If “Food Waste” were a country it would be the world’s 3rd largest emitter of CO2 after China and the US.'
'An area the size of the US, India, and Egypt combined is used to grow food that is never eaten.'

Zzz

Tracking BP and Shell nicely today. Nothing special about HBR sp movement, maybe a little more volatile than those others.

What resistance? The oil price hasn't been this high since 2014!

I'm expecting it it hit $90 soon with a few ups and downs in between. Will probably retrace / consolidate at that point.

$1830 gone. Next stop $1865?

We are all going to catch it eventually. 90% won't be significantly effected, which means 90% of the resources we've thrown at this have been wasted. We should use a bit more intelligence and target our response.

https://gbdeclaration.org/

Not really sure what it means, but the market seems to like it.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/PHNX/2021-bulk-purchase-annuity-transactions/15281951

Just for fun I'll go for 31.01.22

@Keepsteady

AFAIK the only info about dividends came from capital markets day:

"Introduction of a dividend policy of $200m (16 pence/share2) annually to be paid in two equal instalments, starting with a final dividend of $100m (8 pence/share2) for 2021 to be paid in May 2022 following shareholder approval."

No mention of a record date / ex dividend date which is the day on which you need to own the shares in order to receive the dividend.

BTW, 16 pence is the same as BP pays per share, so I'd expect the share price to be in the same ball park as BP. (Obvs. you then have to take growth potential, debt etc. into account).

I guess that the expectation is that gas will return to its long term average of about 50p in the not too distant future. How would that affect your calcs?

Take everything Fauci says with a pinch of salt, he has conflict of interest. He is involved in moving the gain of function research to China when it was banned in the USA.

Rather than vaxxing kids (who don't need it) we could give the doses to the 3rd world and reach the 70% sooner.

Sadly though it will never be over, just like flu is never over. We need to learn to live with it.

Premier put a whole load of money in of which we may now benefit. Was it worth a 10 year wait, well probably as the FI haven't finished their environmental laws etc. to allow development (as far as I know), so there would probably still have been a delay even without Premier.

SP was 8.5p just before HBR pulled out

Don't forget you have to pay 0.5% stamp duty on most purchases so selling and buying back will incur a small loss.

Do I win a prize?

Maybe it will re-test 427 by Thursday, but a profit is a profit.

You can't go on historical prices, they are about to sell half their business, a change in fundamentals. I have no idea what the market will value them at after. The half year results were good though, so who knows.