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Agreed. Topped up @115 last week.

Some positive news should see a 10-15% rise in a couple of weeks.

I agree. I'm looking at a sub £1 entry and even then it'll only be a couple of £k.

Apologies...it is open today!

US market not open today unless I'm mistaken.

GLA

302

With a Serious Fraud investigation going on in the background I decided to leave this.

Good luck with your investment though.

new to the board. Have a reasonably large stake in BP (Ave. 286 - £55k) and looking to diversify my portfolio. I'm keen to understand why 2021/22/23 predictions push this +400 in the next year given the 5 year SP.

Many thanks in advance.

going for $57 again...can it make the step up?

I think it's sitting around 63 (ash) but would like that confirmed.

Can anyone advise on the current RSI for BP?

Many thanks in advance.

GLA

Couldn't resist lolol

It's likely to be a takeaway in Feb ;)

edging closer to $57 (56.500). Keep ticking along nicely.

Indeed...and it's going to be interesting to see the knock on effect of Biden's $Trillion dollar stimulus speech in the next few days.

GLA

WTI trading down 1% unless I'm mistaken?

Brent notching up slowly too...

298.35...are we heading for 300 today??

Boing, boing, boing.

270 is dreamland...290 perhaps.

think it won't.

Brent summary:

Brent crude futures were trading around $55.5 a barrel on Monday down from an over a 10-Month high of $56.36 hit on Friday as a surge in Covid-19 infections in China, the world’s second-largest oil user and tighter restrictions in some European countries raised concerns about fuel demand. Still, crude prices remained elevated as US President-elect Joe Biden is likely to announce trillions of dollars in new virus relief measures later in the week and Saudi Arabia’s voluntarily cut its oil output by 1 million barrels per day in February and March.

Source: https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/brent-crude-oil