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and todays chart in link below, confirming well oversold position and potential target points on rally back up...

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1225046841038983170

Today so far,
Vol. Sold 556,380
Vol. Bought 2,073,904
+4%

technically oversold, simple as that, all indicators pointing to rally back over 30p going forward, as per volume and buying today

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1224979908855844865

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1224955863800172544

it's cheap now...and an overdone mm marked down drop, set for recovery and bounce back up over coming weeks and months..oversold territory now as per chart in link below, rsi =15 , well oversold :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1224614232987226113

you can have some of mine once we're back over 30p :-)

https://www.investegate.co.uk/xlmedia-plc--xlm-/rns/senior-management-appointments/202002041000048949B/

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Senior Management Appointments

"The recruitment of Sarah and Iain will significantly strengthen our senior leadership team and we look forward to working with them as we continue to transform our core business in order to capitalise on opportunities across our industry."

https://www.investegate.co.uk/xlmedia-plc/rns/senior-management-appointments/202002041000048949B/

ain is a highly experienced Chief Financial Officer who has worked as a turnaround specialist in a series of Group CFO roles. He joins XLMedia from Ixaris Group ("Ixaris"), the payments optimisation business where, as Group CFO, he was responsible for restructuring the finance function of the business.
Sarah Clark has been appointed Chief Transformation Officer. Sarah has a wealth of experience in developing and executing a strategic plan in order to drive the operational efficiency of a business. Sarah joins XLMedia from Loot Crate Inc, where she held the role of General Manager, Europe, Middle East and Africa. At Loot Crate, Sarah was responsible for establishing and leading the European operations of the one of the world's largest subscription commerce business and delivering monthly boxes to over 100,000 subscribers, with a core focus on driving profitable growth across the subscriber base.

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1224614830469984256

in well oversold territory .....typical ott mm's move today, oversold is exactly that, and clearlysome decent loading on the drop....rebound awaits me thinks :-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1224614232987226113

ideal opportunity for a good rebound over coming months, ott drop by mm's as ever today and much already priced in ....24p took some more and will await the journeybback up :-)

Investors Chronicle view = Hold
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/shares/2020/01/30/shell-s-buyback-raincheck/

Motley fool = Buy
https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/01/31/two-7-ftse-100-dividend-shares-i-want-to-buy-in-february/

Berenberg Bank = Buy
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/911856/shells-weakness-no-surprise-says-berenberg-as-bank-repeats-buy-911856.html

Norway’s $1T wealth fund = Buy/Hold
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3441206-move-norway-s-1t-wealth-fund-to-cut-oil-stocks-excludes-shell-bp-others

dyor :-)

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/01/31/two-7-ftse-100-dividend-shares-i-want-to-buy-in-february/

Shell’s profit slump has left the stock trading close to 2,000p, at its lowest level since late 2016. The shares are now trading on just 10 times forecast earnings, with a dividend yield of almost 7%.

I reckon this is too cheap. Shell hasn’t cut its dividend since the Second World War and shows no sign of doing so now. Cash generation remains healthy and the company is taking steps to prepare for a lower carbon future. At current levels, I think the stock’s 7% yield could make it a great buy for income investors.

it's not as simple as some think and clearly the investment rquired for new tech will only come from the oil and gas companies that can generate the required funds to develop a clear way forward, governments talk but have no clear direction and the reality is only business that can invest the huge sums required will be able to provide the soutions....and if Greta and co are serious about a climate emergency then stop using central heating, flying, and as below stop using their phones too ....I think they wont either and with no simple or profitable alternative the transition will be slower and longer in reality as per BP ceo's statement. Shell and the like are ironically the best placed companies to help transition in the future, no one else has the investment clout to to better placed as considered by the $1T Nowegian funds etc.

https://nypost.com/2019/05/01/a-year-of-cell-phone-use-emits-as-much-c02-as-two-round-trip-flights/amp/

https://nypost.com/2019/05/01/a-year-of-cell-phone-use-emits-as-much-c02-as-two-round-trip-flights/amp/

students happy to protest but not prepared for personal sacrifice or have a realistic alternative ...lol

https://twitter.com/paullewismoney/status/1223857728910692354

Oxford college prof tells students he can’t sell the college’s £8m of shares in oils companies but if they are worried about climate change he can turn off the gas central heating in their college rooms

the big boys will be investing and holding Shell :-)
Norway's proposal that its $1T sovereign wealth fund remove energy exploration and production companies from its portfolio spares the big integrated oil and gas producers such as Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A, RDS.B)
“The integrated companies will most probably be the companies that will increase their investments in a much broader spectrum of the energy industry going forward,” Finance Minister Jensen says, citing their major investments in renewables.''

as posted earlier to invest in new tech you need to be profitable and have the size of funds etc to be able to decide what new trends may be profitable, Shell ideally placed in the global scheme of things :-)

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3441206-move-norway-s-1t-wealth-fund-to-cut-oil-stocks-excludes-shell-bp-others

large funds will continue to invest in Shell, short, medium term and long term 10ys+ the divi is excellent, Shell are positioned to benefit from oil price increases over time, have plans for diversity and aim to provide shareholders with increased value, anyone who writes off oil etc due to short term moves may well consider investing in renewables. As we know alternative energy supplies do not offer security of supply, are not profitable currently or in the medium term and require huge investment for an uncertain outcome. Shell are positioned and proftable to be able to take advantage of current trends and any new ones that may appear in time, it will be some time before there are serious alternatives to oil and gas, the political speak as stated by BP's ex CEO is not in touch with the reality of how business can transition, it takes investment, profits and time and most companies are not able to fully manage all these aspects, Shell can and will handle the deveopments going forward imo and short term moves in the sp are just that, on a technical (charty) basis RDSB is now into well oversold territory, I look forward over coming sessions to see it move out of oversold as cheap shares are secured at these levels :-)

:-)

https://twitter.com/surprised_trade/status/1222945266472497153

renewables and alternatives require huge investment for little return currenty and no clear direction as yet, political speak and financial reality are not on the same page at present, oil and gas will be mainstay for many years as per BP chairmans comments below :-)

https://www.energyvoice.com/otherenergy/220661/outgoing-bp-ceo-warns-of-moving-too-fast-on-climate-change/