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Patel, for those who’ve bought FRES for the very first time at these levels with gold north of 2000 and silver around 26, it may prove to be one of their best value buys.
For those of us who’ve been in for a while, just zoom out on the chart…FRES reached 12-13 quid in 2020 at similar PM levels but unfortunately due to various reasons, EBIT has halved since then.
You’re “merely a PI” who miraculously bought at all-time lows, didn’t sell at 60p, exclusively posts about Tullow and not a single other stock. You portfolio is 100% Tullow so you ramp it every day with make believe stories about deals and fantastical share price projections?
That story is about as credible as Rahul as CEO.
Dear oh dear plasterer are you an ostrich?
Credit Suisse, SVB, Signature Bank, First Republic and jitters concerning much bigger outfits like Deutsche Bank (again).
US regional banks cratered double digit % yesterday as well.
US government in cahoots with JPM/DB/GS has suppressed gold and silver prices for decades so I doubt oil price suppression and these daily smash downs are beyond them…
Free markets do not exist but have been centrally managed and controlled for some time.
He saw the writing on the wall and was dumping between £4.71 to £4.76…Ironically this was exactly the same time this board was flooded with rampers paid for by HBR and EIG who were exclaiming “stock to double or even treble from here”.
Talk about an inside job…I was right.
I don’t need self praise I’ve been bearish on TLW, HBR etc. and oil for several months; the posting history is there, as is yours.
I’m afraid you do deserve that so-called “defecation” of others because:
A) You’re not a genuine PI who’s just optimistic because he’s long, you’re a shameless ramper who’s tried to deceive others for years.
B) You don’t actually think for yourself, you just repeat what you’ve “read” from poor sources like oilprice.com
Endless articles churn out “$100 oil” almost daily but have you ever stopped to consider whether that’s a credible claim in the near term?
Mainstream financial news media have said for several months “this leaves SPR at lowest levels since October 1983”. Even the month never changes which leaves me somewhat sceptical as to the claims….
The US need to refill those strategic reserves and arent going to donit at $100......
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You’re just regurgitating what you’ve read on garbage sites like oilprice.com, no wonder you get every call wrong.
US has already said they’re in no rush to refill SPR, sure it’s low by historical standards but global economy is grinding to a halt so they’re far from panicking about it.
Happy we’ve crossed swords on this before.
Call me old fashioned but for me the divi yield is the divi yield and at circa 4% this is half FTSE big boys like BHP, RIO, BATS and it is also half UK inflation.
You include buybacks in your “returns” calculations, that’s fine that’s your prerogative and you can tell yourself at night that BP is giving you 15% “total returns” if you want to.
But buybacks do not put cash into the pockets of shareholders as you’ve incorrectly claimed before.
I sold in the high 400s a while back and probably wouldn’t bother re-entering, I’m just not sure what BP uniquely offers to investors over other oilers?
It’s been said ad nauseam but BP share price has long lagged oilers over the pond, not just the sometimes crazy momentum of Occidental and Conoco but even their sector stalwarts and “boring” names like Exxon and Chevron.
BP’s divi yield is actually pretty poor and half UK inflation, presumably investors here who think its acceptable don’t actually buy anything.
South American oilers like Petrobras or Ecopetrol offer divi yields between 30-50% depending on when your enter.
Y11 you take first prize for the stupidest, most ignorant and illiterate person I’ve ever encountered on LSE and that’s really saying something…
You actually frequently say “was you” instead of “were you”, I haven’t heard that kind of linguistic idiocy since high school 20 years ago.
You fail to even grasp the very basic rules of grammar and punctuation. You beg for investing or tax advice one minute and then the next try to insult the same person…Were your parents related?
Where’s your 300p by Friday forecasts gone? Down the toilet along with your brain it looks like…
Good riddance you broke, braindead nobody.