Assess BP share price history. View the open price, closing price, historical highs, lows, changes and % change of the BP stock price for the selected range of dates. The data can be viewed in daily, weekly or monthly time intervals. At the bottom of the table you'll find the data summary for the selected range of dates.
Not so sure...Brent heading south at an alarming rate. If Buy Backs stop then SP will drop too.
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With the Autumn Statement out, WT increase against the majors, and Brent dropping like a stone, expect BP to drift down to 450 by end of November. Buy Backs will likely cease if Brent goes below $80 however I suspec that BP will increase dividends to offset tax burden which might draw in more investors. Concerns around CGT will probably see investors slowly cash-out. Tricky corporate and private investor decisions to come.
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Expect to see some profit taking today as the yearly high will mean some are break-even after a couple of years. Probably setle around 485-495 by middle of next week then climb above £5 towards Ex-Div day.
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Bumper profit, shares buying back, ok some windfall tax, but still the share price should soar, no ?
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Need to stay above 470 for a couple of sessions to set the support line. If we can, I see no reason why we can't hit 500 by mid to late November (subject to results).
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Jan Lindsay, do you happen to know what this week's lottery numbers will be?
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China easing lockdown restriction should demand creep up. BP should see a range between 460 - 490 up to YE. Debt reduction should see this higher despite the recent 'green' acquisition of £4.1Bn.
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Break 468 and stay above that, then it's all the way to £5.
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475 on the cards a week later than my previous prediction. Expect a price correction once 475 achieved - back to 430-450 range.
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4 thumbs down but so far on point. At least have an opinion.
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So classic elliot waves over the past 12 months. Need to catch the next trough.
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Stay above 450 this week and then next target 475+. Achievable by w/c 29 Aug 22.