andysfootball
Winger
wait for the supermarket shares to peak
and then buy in hardware and outdoor living
that's my tip
and then buy in hardware and outdoor living
that's my tip
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Can't live outdoors on lockdown fella.wait for the supermarket shares to peak
and then buy in hardware and outdoor living
that's my tip
De La Rue (will take a year, but will double or triple)
BP up 8% todayNot oil companies.
BP up 8% today
Shell just shy of 11% up
Without a witty retort like “Don’t” , where’s the best place to start with this? It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while, so now seems like a good time while I’ve got a bit of spare time on my hands. What platforms are people using? Apps? Where do you set an account up at? Any pitfalls to be aware of for a beginner?
What do we think will be happening in 5 years time is what we need to be asking ourselves. Will either of them have gone bust? Will we be still using oil?The rate of production hasn’t yet slowed sufficiently to stop overall over production and certain pipelines are now more costly to transport the oil than it is selling for.
Wells will be shut down and then once this is over, there are costs associated with re-establishing production. The lag between will mean wildly fluctuating oil prices.
I also think the current working from home situation will develop into a more accepting culture of this and less people will commute, at least every day anyway.
Whilst the share price is up today, I don’t have a good feeling about longer term and I certainly wouldn’t invest.
Try Share.com practice accountWithout a witty retort like “Don’t” , where’s the best place to start with this? It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while, so now seems like a good time while I’ve got a bit of spare time on my hands. What platforms are people using? Apps? Where do you set an account up at? Any pitfalls to be aware of for a beginner?
The rate of production hasn’t yet slowed sufficiently to stop overall over production and certain pipelines are now more costly to transport the oil than it is selling for.
Wells will be shut down and then once this is over, there are costs associated with re-establishing production. The lag between will mean wildly fluctuating oil prices.
I also think the current working from home situation will develop into a more accepting culture of this and less people will commute, at least every day anyway.
Whilst the share price is up today, I don’t have a good feeling about longer term and I certainly wouldn’t invest.