ChicagoBlue
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BP down 7% now!
Doing fairly well if effectively writing off a £25bn asset only drags the SP down 7%.BP down 7% now!
Non-cash “Foreign exchange” and difference between “fair value” and carrying value” isn’t a “real” $25Bn loss on a $100Bn market cap!Doing fairly well if effectively writing off a £25bn asset only drags the SP down 7%.
BP going to find it difficult to offload that 20% stake in Rosneft!
Down 6% now.
You have to remeber that the other assets that BP will be sat on will be going through the roof. And wile they are 'forced to sell this stake' they haven't sold it yet and it will still have some value. Always some shady characters somewhere willing to step in. The currency thing is a flat loss but as i said others assets they hold will be massively up.Doing fairly well if effectively writing off a £25bn asset only drags the SP down 7%.
Yeah likewise - Got BAE at 4.96 that has gone through the roof, think that's got a lot of legs with the German military defence spending announcements though and BP down by 6% but still considerable above purchase during the pandemic.Unusual day for me.
My shares are up 3% whilst the market is down 1.5%. Defence and Hydrogen more than offsetting everything else.
Motley fool have taken the same position as you today - you should of called me I would have taken them off you at mid price ;-)Bad news for the world.
On the basis that I've predicted that tensions with Russia are peaking today I've flogged a load of BAE Systems shares on the basis that when tensions ease so will the share price.
My share price predictions are invariably wrong so I suspect the price will soar tomorrow meaning tensions will be even higher.
At least I'll have a couple of weeks to spend the money!