mitzy
- 25 May 2010 08:48
The oil rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico has damaged BP's reputation will they manage to avoid a share collapse to 350p.?
472p to buy this morning.
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 08:21
- 758 of 1170
Clubby well happy today. Not even those thieving/ lying bastards at Goldman S can upset me today.
chav
- 16 Jul 2010 08:30
- 759 of 1170
Hopefully it will move up over the course of the day once the profits have been taken....Yanks closed 8% up last night so shall have to see what they do this Afternoon.
cynic
- 16 Jul 2010 08:33
- 760 of 1170
that was after hours and thus after the news, so would imagine already built in ..... the rise equated to about 15p in london this morning
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 08:36
- 761 of 1170
Doing business as usual ...........
BP takes over Verenium's cellulosic biofuels business
BP Biofuels North America is taking over Verenium's cellulosic biofuels business - including its facilities in Jennings and San Diego - for $98.3m.
Verenium will retain its commercial enzyme business including its biofuels enzymes products and the right to develop the business, including for applications in the biofuels segment.
BP Biofuels chief executive Philip New said: "This acquisition demonstrates BP's intent to be a leader in the cellulosic biofuels industry in the US and positions us as one of the few global companies with an integrated end-to-end capability, from R&D through commercialisation to distribution and blending."
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 08:37
- 762 of 1170
FTSE may drag it down a bit today, and of course it is the dreaded Friday. Bin Laden and his boys could strike over the weekend.
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 08:54
- 763 of 1170
Cynic
re - the rise equated to about 15p in london this morning
I am not sure how you can make profitable business, as I see the suppose RISE to be much higher on my calculation, I will explain
(taking round figures )
London close at 401p (0.60% rise )
US close at $38.92 (7.60% rise )
now the US rise 7.60% - 0.60% London = 7% Rise for London this morning
7% rise this morning at 401p = 28p
401p yesterday +28p today = 429p
You were talking about ...... it should be 15p, maybe because the price at the time was that.
On my eyes a disapointing rise
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 09:05
- 764 of 1170
Gap fill in progress. Bears love attacking gaps!
Why are they magnetic??? Because the market knows there's money to be made on them. The prospect of money moves the market. GAPS are an easy win, they hold limited support and resistance within the vacuum.
Watch BP bounce at the bottom of the GAP. Nice trade if you ask me
nordcaperen
- 16 Jul 2010 09:11
- 765 of 1170
Not if the rumours that are there are leaks appearing and a fracture in the sea-bed is spewing oil as well now. They'll drop quicker than a whores knickers if its substantiated
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 09:20
- 766 of 1170
FTSE fighting to stay up but afraid it is on way down and sinking fast pulling BP down with it. I hate fuc**** Friday's
cynic
- 16 Jul 2010 09:23
- 767 of 1170
MRSI - you are so much cleverer than me, but when london was 401, ADRs were already $37.07 or even a bit higher ... so that equates to + a further 5% at a pinch = 20p in london (so call me a liar), and in fact london opened +24/25
oh, perhaps i'm not so thick after all
chav
- 16 Jul 2010 09:26
- 768 of 1170
nordcaperen ...there's always going to be someone coming up with negative rumours ....so funnies on twitter last night from USA with some suggesting that BP were just manipulating the media and the leak hasn't been stopped at all!!! PLenty of nutters around!
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 09:46
- 769 of 1170
re - MRSI - you are so much cleverer than me,
That could be true I must say, from an early age I was always top of the class on the mats subject
cynic
- 16 Jul 2010 09:48
- 770 of 1170
well now see above again and stop being so f'ing arrogant and perhaps go back to school for a refresher
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 09:49
- 771 of 1170
What happened since then, it is obvious you have fallen to the bottom, maybe you like bottoms.
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 09:49
- 772 of 1170
BP shares jumped by more than 5 per cent today after the beleaguered energy giant said it had temporarily stopped oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico.
In a surprise statement, the British oil giant said that oil had stopped gushing into the ocean for the first time since an explosion destroyed the undersea well on April 20.
After a series of delays and setbacks, BP has closed off the valves in a cap placed over the damaged oil pipe on Monday.
Underwater video shots that have shown gallons of crude flushing into the water for months showed the flow reduced to a trickle.
But the breakthrough does not mean the crisis is over.
Analysts said the shut down would continue for six hours for engineers to carry out 'integrity tests' to check on the pressure inside the pipe.
If the pressure rises and the pipe holds firm, BP was hoping it could keep the five valves on the stacking cap closed.
If the oil pressure began to fall, that would suggest that oil was leaking lower down the well bore into underground rocks.
Putting the pressure on: Hillary Clinton has promised tp to investigate claims that BP had accepted 'blood money' from the Libyans over the freeing of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali Al Megrahi
BP officials said the tests would carry on for 48 hours to see if the valves could remain closed until work on a relief well is completed midway through next month.
BP is drilling two relief wells so it can pump mud and cement into the leaking well in hopes of plugging it for good. The relief wells are considered to be the only permanent fix.
Retired U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen, the top official overseeing the spill response, said the cap was an 'interim step'.
'All that is an interim step on containment, pending the finishing of the relief wells, killing the well with mud and putting cement in,' Mr Allen said.
Even so, BP shares surged 9 per cent on Wall Street as the news broke last night and 5 per cent in the City this morning on the opening of trade.
The stock dipped below 300p at one stage last month - its lowest point since August 1996 - but has recovered to around 425p amid signs that it is closer to tackling the crisis, which has so far cost more than 3.5 billion US dollars (2.3 billion) in spillage and clean-up.
The cap, first installed Monday, is a crucial step toward a four-vessel oil-capture system to be in place by the end of July that is hurricane-ready and can collect up to 80,000 barrels a day.
The first of two relief wells is expected to intercept and plug the leak by mid-August.
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 09:55
- 773 of 1170
Is that a Jewist wish with acid retort
or a Friday wish
It is hard to admit mistakes and on top put excuses or edit post. (767)
it does not make sence the editing part
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 09:55
- 774 of 1170
Masterbates is everything you post, cut & paste. An idiot trying to look clever.
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 09:57
- 775 of 1170
The B@stard have spoken
Clubman3509
- 16 Jul 2010 10:03
- 776 of 1170
I bet you are the top dog on your council estate
Master RSI
- 16 Jul 2010 10:07
- 777 of 1170
The B@stard have spoken ................ with verbal diarrhea