BP (#BP.) – “integrated energy strategy update”, notes “energy transition” and oil and gas investment

BP (#BP.) – Q4 adj. Replacement Cost profit $4.81bn, DPS up to $0.0661

BP – Q3 results, continued positive trading and shareholder returns

BP (BP.) has announced third quarter results emphasising “net debt fell for the tenth successive quarter; we are investing with discipline; and we are delivering on our commitment to shareholder distributions - announcing a further $2.5 billion share buyback”. So what of a now slightly further higher 486.45p share price?

BP (#BP.) – Q3 adj. RC profit $8.2bn, slightly down on prior quarter, DPS $0.06006 maintained

Gas from the City Dump could Make BP's Rising Share Price Burn Even Brighter

Hello Share Folks. May I alleviate some of your guilt if you’re interested in the big oil companies but fear their impact on the planet. They are trying hard to minimise the black stuff and move more into green energy. More evidence of this comes this week from America.

Worried About Our Gas and Lecky Bills? Are we Buckden Abbey!

Hello Share Loaders. Are you worried about electricity and gas bills this winter? No, I thought not. You’re a private trader. So you have enough dosh to find an extra £2,000 without noticing it. But as folks with the surplus cash needed to buy and sell stock, we have a moral responsibility to help those who struggle against Mr Rising Price.

BP – strong second quarter results and outlook confidence, Buy

BP (BP.) has announced second quarter and half-year results including a second quarter attributable profit of $9.26 billion and 10% increased dividend per share to $0.06006 and outlook confidence with ongoing supply disruptions in the industry and a relative lack of inventories.

Here's a Few Shares this Big Mover Still Thinks Worth Holding After My Unseemly Dash to Cash.

Hello Share Mongers. This old punter is in the throes of a nightmare house move at the mo, so without my usual research resources, it might be useful to review the few shares I hold at the mo. Believing as I do that any share rally is still a few months away, I suppose the stocks I still hold indicates that I have real enthusiasm for them. So let's see what they are.

Oil that's Required Is a Little Patience for Shell and BP Share Holders.

Hello Share People. Though I’ve gone largely to cash, fearing a recession, I still have a toe hold in some companies. A few of those are in the oil game, because it’s hard to see how they might fail given prevailing circumstances. It’s this old punter’s view that big oilers are still undervalued. Let’s look at the evidence.

Here's Another British Jumbo with a Share Price that Could Ride the Oil Bandwagon to the Stars

Hello Share Mates. This week I’ve reviewed Shell (SHEL) and Tullow (TLW) in the oil game. Today let’s take a gander at another likely contender to continue growing its share price: the mighty BP (BP.).

We Should Buy BP, says the Thrifty N50. And I Agree - here's why...

Hello Share Seekers. Tom and Steve from the N50 team recommend we buy BP (BP.) shares on the back of its recent results. As usual, they rightly look at value before offering this tip. And their case here, with among other factors its dividend and reduction of debt, is strong enough. And when also taking future prospects into account, the case for collecting more BP shares looks stronger than ever.

BP – Q1 update, Income Buy

BP (BP.) has announced a first quarter of the year $20.4 billion loss... though also reduced net debt to $27.5 billion, a maintained 5.46 cents per share dividend and a proposed further $2.5 billion share buyback. So what’s going on?

BP (#BP.) – Q1 adjusted gains, but overall loss with Rosneft exit decision

BP (#BP.) – “to exit Rosneft shareholding”, reaffirms shareholder distributions guidance

This Sad War May Have Hit the Footsie Now, but History Suggests it'll Come Back Big Time.

Hello Share Jumpers. Most of the time the stock market is erratic and illogical. But there are periods when it behaves with precision predictability. Like the thankfully rare occasions when a war breaks out. The path is nearly always the same. 

BP – Q4 and full year 2021 results, further upside potential?

BP plc (BP.) has announced fourth quarter and full year 2021 results and argues “strong progress” in its transformation to an ‘integrated energy company’.

BP Falters on a Mind-Blowing Profit but that Unwarranted Wobble Should Be Short-lived

Hello Share Shooters. The news led the bulletins everywhere – BP (BP.) had made a monster profit of £9.5 billion. Now I opined a few months back that once the results were out for the big oilers, the share prices should shoot ahead. Yet on the first day of BP’s good news for shareholders, the shares started well, but then slipped. Why should this be and should we be worried?

BP – Q3 results, positive cash generation and shareholder returns

BP (BP.) has announced third quarter of the year results, emphasising it is delivering significant cash to strengthen finances, growing distributions to shareholders and investing in strategic transformation.

BP or Not BP? With Gas Prices Rising Like this, You Probably Know the Answer

Hello, Share Mashers. Gas prices rose by 37% in one session earlier this week. Imagine how that should raise the profits of BP (BP.) as it is also an explorer, producer and seller of liquid gas. And yet the price of BP shares actually dipped by 2.5% on Wednesday. They’re up again as I write, but, in the circumstances, you might think the shares would be soaring. I may be missing something, but after a great deal of searching, I can’t imagine what that might be.

BP – Q2 results, creating value now and for the future?

BP (BP.) has announced second quarter of the year results emphasising “generating value for our shareholders today while we transition the company for the future”. Sounds good, but what’s the detail?