counter_violent
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The knives are out for B P. How do I know ? Obama is leading the charge !
The knives are out for B P. How do I know ? Obama is leading the charge !
Here's how a phone conversation between Obama and Cameron will go.
Cameron - Hey Barack, back off our Brit company mate
Obama - No way dude, its my chance to show the country what I'm made of!
Cameron - well.. in that case I'll need to rethink our troops position in Iraq and Afghanistan...
Obama - Hey Hey!! gotcha dude.. just cool down.. I'll ease up on BP...we want a "win-win" remember?!
Here's how a phone conversation between Obama and Cameron will go.
Cameron - Hey Barack, back off our Brit company mate
Obama - No way dude, its my chance to show the country what I'm made of!
Cameron - well.. in that case I'll need to rethink our troops position in Iraq and Afghanistan...
Obama - Hey Hey!! gotcha dude.. just cool down.. I'll ease up on BP...we want a "win-win" remember?!
Lots of discussion re this on the web, Hayward has come out and categorically stated that the divi will be paid. IMHO we have (as a global village) reached peak on the mining sector/oil and a few others I could mention, peak in as much as the cost of extraction will perhaps not equal the previous returns. Mining has enjoyed a bubble since 2008 which has been absurd quite frankly. Look how this oil/tar/sand boom in Canada is struggling to really materialise...
Whether oil *lasts* another 50 years or 100 it's still finite and given the world's economy is underpinned by it, which is why continual administrations of the USofA crusade in order to grab it all so they can shape the world destiny as they see fit, as a consequence its extraction will become more politically complicated year on year.
I see all this stock as incredibly risky. Returns could be off the scale but one thing's for sure, the cosy 'clever' sleeping retail investments in for example Shell, BP and the mining sector could be a thing of the past..
Watch how BP now explodes past 1000p after Obama has a luv in with Hayward as they don overalls and clean up the beaches whilst signing off a 100 year lease to rape the seas of everything, meanwhile Cheyne and Haliburton reps do the security on the beach and snigger that they got off scot free once again with BP taking all the blame...
Bump... Anyone go long?
Here's how a phone conversation between Obama and Cameron will go.
Cameron - Hey Barack, back off our Brit company mate
Obama - No way dude, its my chance to show the country what I'm made of!
Cameron - well.. in that case I'll need to rethink our troops position in Iraq and Afghanistan...
Obama - Hey Hey!! gotcha dude.. just cool down.. I'll ease up on BP...we want a "win-win" remember?!
Forget BP. Why?
1. They might go backrupt
2. Price is too sensitive to news rather than technicals
Focus on other stocks like XOM, DO, RIG, HAL, and others that were affected, but are NOT the center of attention here. Many oil stocks are at great discounts now because of BP. I own DO, and Im up nice today off the double bottom bounce off the weekly charts.
Obama is being an extreme t*t about this, which shows how much trouble he is in. One-term president, provided the Republicans don't put Palin forward in 2012.
Why buy BP here? Why not wait for it to consolidate, then move higher and look for a breakout to buy. Buying here is the old catching a falling dagger routine. If you think the stock might rally to 1,000p, who cares if you miss out on 200p of that move, you'll still make a chunk.
Forget BP. Why?
1. They might go backrupt
2. Price is too sensitive to news rather than technicals
The knives are out for B P. How do I know ? Obama is leading the charge !
In case Obama is viewing...remember this ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exxon_Valdez_oil_spill
You know I always forget to go to Wiki. I really should look things up there more often. Thanks for the link...
Bump... Anyone go long?