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3.890 +0.006    +0.15%
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  • Volume: 15,296
  • Bid/Ask: 3.888 / 3.890
  • Day's Range: 3.880 - 3.910
Type:  Equity
Market:  Germany
ISIN:  GB0007980591 
S/N:  850517
BP 3.890 +0.006 +0.15%

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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.
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17/05/2021 - 16/06/2021
 
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Date Price Open High Low Vol. Change %
Jun 16, 2021 3.890 3.898 3.910 3.880 15.30K 0.15%
Jun 15, 2021 3.884 3.866 3.906 3.826 82.73K 0.36%
Jun 14, 2021 3.870 3.788 3.910 3.788 53.84K 1.84%
Jun 11, 2021 3.800 3.768 3.812 3.768 76.94K 1.01%
Jun 10, 2021 3.762 3.798 3.814 3.762 71.13K -0.48%
Jun 09, 2021 3.780 3.762 3.800 3.750 34.89K -0.21%
Jun 08, 2021 3.788 3.726 3.792 3.692 15.47K 1.83%
Jun 07, 2021 3.720 3.738 3.762 3.690 113.88K -0.64%
Jun 04, 2021 3.744 3.780 3.790 3.740 50.66K -1.21%
Jun 03, 2021 3.790 3.734 3.800 3.722 71.60K 1.07%
Jun 02, 2021 3.750 3.648 3.752 3.648 90.66K 2.68%
Jun 01, 2021 3.652 3.598 3.668 3.556 31.32K 2.18%
May 31, 2021 3.574 3.570 3.588 3.560 27.06K -0.17%
May 28, 2021 3.580 3.576 3.590 3.562 38.68K 0.00%
May 27, 2021 3.580 3.582 3.592 3.560 89.47K -0.72%
May 26, 2021 3.606 3.572 3.622 3.572 21.38K 0.06%
May 25, 2021 3.604 3.652 3.686 3.586 57.61K -0.77%
May 21, 2021 3.632 3.606 3.656 3.580 20.62K 1.51%
May 20, 2021 3.578 3.580 3.618 3.562 34.14K -0.28%
May 19, 2021 3.588 3.670 3.670 3.552 59.91K -2.18%
May 18, 2021 3.668 3.698 3.750 3.668 66.92K 0.11%
May 17, 2021 3.664 3.626 3.684 3.594 45.20K 0.38%
Highest: 3.910 Lowest: 3.552 Difference: 0.358 Average: 3.705 Change %: 6.575
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Al Blackheath Jun 10, 2021 9:29
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$ is about 7.5% devalaued from medium term av of circa 1.32:£ - put another way, adujusted barel of oil is $67 and/or share price at £325 is comarable to £355 (when oil was $67 barrel/$=1.32:£) - either way, despite carbon issues, cash on cash this looks at least 50p too cheap at present.
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the swings has made me some serious cash. who is thinking short retrace to 310 and then to new heights?
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Lee Baldwin Jun 04, 2021 14:44
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Should see 340 soon
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Jonny Tr Jun 03, 2021 2:18
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fundamentally oil prices high and technically looks like it ready to pop!:)
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true I sold and looking to buy in a month
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Tom James u might have to buy at 400p :P
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Seb DK May 27, 2021 11:12
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lots of upside left here. easily looking at a 50% upside over the next year or two
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gets below 305, putting in
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BP still buying back?
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simon stirling May 07, 2021 13:47
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they purchased just shy of 11million shares on the 4th. but yes if all things go well there will be further buy backs later down the line.
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376 up above bullish sentiments oil price rises
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Craig Nelson May 01, 2021 23:04
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300p long term bet ?
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Keith Bramley Apr 27, 2021 7:59
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Should see a nice uptick to around 3.10 on those results, back to 3.30 in a few weeks.
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Keith Bramley Apr 27, 2021 7:59
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Hmmm, oh well, I’ll get my coat :/
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Makes no sense to me. Exxon has basically recovered while BP, Shell have made dividend cuts etc to crub debt, and are now showing good earnings results. Why have the US lol majors recovered and these haven't, while imo BP, Shell have done well and are in a strong position?
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*oil majors. I don't get why there is such a discrepancy. I believe US oils majors are like twice as expensive per cash flow or something. And BP, Shell have brought themselves in good positions by firm corona measures earlier this year.
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Richard Schoonhoven yep no idea, the price was 20% higher in the midst of the pandemic last year when no vaccine was available, total uncertainty as to when a recovery could happen. Now with more than 5 or so in use and many more being phased in surely a path to recovery is in sight. When i saw these results it seemed a clear buy signal, oh well my average is still 295, I will continue to add more as and when I can :)
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Richard Schoonhoven I agree the discepancy between the US and UK oil companies is farcical. Exxon looks overpriced while BP and Shell look bargains
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No value at 300p wait for the price to drop-I've set a target price of sub 275 then buy back in... Oild is rising and BP not responding maybe not "agile enough" better value with Ukoil&Gas (up 30%) and bahamas pet, scirocco oil etc...
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You not reckon there will be any substantial movement upwards with earnings Tuesday?
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Very slow to rebound oil prices up!
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Looking like they might take it to 290
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Buy back. Looks like it could dip below 295 short term
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BP are buying their own shares. That must mean they have loads of cash and kind find nothing else to invest in. Hence their proposal to invest in green energy to be net carbon zero by 2050 is more BS.
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they are purchasing green energy factories in Midlands. ones my friends work in?
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Totally agree
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Share price is going up... Why wouldn't BP buy them back? Resell in 6 months gives more investment capital, don't you think?This tactic also reduces supply which also increases SP.I get the logic here.
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retracenent has slowed down. upward trend coming!
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Daren Riseley Mar 23, 2021 11:35
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Retracement back to 270p before the uptrend continues
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gap at 264 still pending?
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I've sold at 314 and back in at 290, it could fall further but I think in 6 months time it will be around 400.
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Prateek Mehta agree i will add again there the position sold above 311
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Mark Olive did similar remaining core long but will rebuy back in the ones sold at 270
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Przemyslaw Granat whete do u intend to buy close any level
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Oil rising, BP slow to react. Buy
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I had a feeling this retraction was coming. agreed perfect time to buy more!
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https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/quant-rebalance-arrives-kolanovic-says-now-time-buy-energy
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Buy some MoAR coz this one's gonna ***.. RELEASE THE KRAKEN!!!
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Totally agree with RE (comments below) if levels reach 350-370 exit but oil is seeing a upside due to crude prices... Excellent dividend on BP still a buy at this level.
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what's people's thoughts on short retraction to 300 before reaching new heights? still worth buying now though.
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If oil stays north of $67 (seems likely given opec decision), then 350-365 range more probable than 300. All the cost savings and sale of expensive extraction fields, they must be loking at huge cash surpluses..
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Agreed. My strategy is to slice at 350 - 370 before any major corrections. Could dip before that but I'm not risking selling yet.
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oil price and market demand with opening economy makes any short term trade a speculation... could end up costing you more than gains if you don't buy back in quick enough. BP was some 500gbx before the government decided to close the world due to seasonal flu
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Totally agree with RE if levels reach 350-370 exit but oil is seeing a upside due to crude prices... Excellent dividend on BP still a buy at this level.
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this the part I said told you so?
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i am need
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