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I know it makes no sense! But it happens every quarter. I’m just taking advantage of the trends.

I did ask when will these be 40p I want to buy? Looks like I might get one of my Christmas present.

Looks that way but if you want to make a stand about paying tax at your shareholders cost then who are we to argue.

Putting all your eggs in one basket also springs to mind.

Lol you know your right when you get a reaction like that. Let’s hope her team really puts their foot down and pays no more tax.

I mean what is better paying 35 percent tax rather then 25 percent tax on billions of pounds or paying zero tax on a big fat zero. Umm let me get my calculator out and to thing these idiots get paid millions of pound a year. What school did they people go to????

I’m still looking to get in at 60p

Linda will learn the hard way the meaning “cutting their nose to spite your face”

The actual problem is the U.K. will go back on the windfall tax once they learn it’s not healthy for the economy and this leaves harbour out. Harbour should be in the race at least everyone pay tax or nobody on a even playing field.

They are talking about US shares. Read this article.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1001322/ftse-100-closes-well-in-the-red-on-fears-of-troublesome-year-ahead-1001322.html

The company has cash whether it buys shares or keeps the money the company has the same valve unless the shares it buys goes down in value then the company is worth less. BP is paying out 4p per share tomorrow so the company will be worth that much less. Then if your look to buy for the next dividend you can buy anytime up to the 15th of feb that gives you 2 month to get a better price then the current price. That’s how it works

Should open 4p down tomorrow and drop another 4p maybe buy next Friday at 455

Yes Jakers all the home owners coming off fixed rate mortgages are going to have a shook. Going from 1.8 percent to over 5 percent and cost of living is over 10 percent. This is not good when wages have stagnated. So people hoping for a good price on oil at $120 are crazy when actually $60 is a good price.

Big problem is inflation is still over 10 percent and has only drop 0.4 percent and this was only due to lower oil prices. It would be nice for oil to go $120 again for a quick profit but that would only mean inflation will most certainly rise. This could cause the BOE to raise interest rates .75 percent at the next meeting, this would cause a wider issue in the economy. So lets hope for a lower oil price and steady growth as opposed to a sharp rise and then sharp drop. As investors haven't grasped the fact that inflation is over 10 percent and only looking at the 0.4 percent drop I can actually see BP back at the 375 mark as a panicked sell off affects the wider markets.

RE: CompetitionToday 15:16
Christmas 2022 £4.95.jakers
Christmas 2023 £5.85 jakers
Christmas 2022 £5.20 spights
Christmas 2023 £6.45 spights
Christmas 2022 £4.81 meoryou
Christmas 2023 £5.78 meoryou
Christmas 2022 £4.71 owls
Christmas 2023 £4.71 owls (although I'll be out by then)
Christmas 2022 £5.00 Jeffrey 1979
Christmas 2022 £4.96 cricketer
Christmas 2022 £4.90 GoodToGo
Christmas 2023 £5.70 GoodToGo
Christmas 2022 £4.85 ClydeCrusader
Christmas 2023 £6.25 ClydeCrusadeR
Christmas 2022 £3.85 y11
Christmas 2023 £18.20 y11

I’m thinking any lower and I’m in. I have set a buy for 84p

Inflation still above 10 percent. Oil prices need to be around $60 to get this in check or interest rates at 10 percent not sure what’s better but both have the same out come and that’s a lower oil price.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1001151/ftse-100-seen-slightly-lower-ahead-of-uk-cpi-and-us-rate-call-1001151.html

If its not a short position closing then the buyer of these shares are looking for a higher price so looks like a benchmark for shorts to close is above this level.

No us are still actually unloading while oil prices are high. They are waiting for a better price.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/futures-rise-ahead-cpi-report-fed-rate-decision-2022-12-13/

The only reason they are dovish is the effect that lower oil prices is having on inflation. If oil rises again the economy goes down, you can’t have it both ways.

"There was some excitement early on that the CPI number was once again below expectations - it shows some sequential cooling - but once we saw that initial pop, stock investors kind of reassessed," said Jason Ware, chief investment officer at Albion Financial Group in Salt Lake City, Utah.
"That probably took some of the steam out of the markets once investors realized tomorrow very well may be (Fed Chair) Jerome Powell throwing cold water on the rally today."