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Hello Share Chompers: I'm awash in oil. Not literally, you understand, but still investing big time in oil companies. I hold far too many shares for my own good.
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wildrides
Interesting ……… but I think I will stick with Dell Boy Lemongas and his LGO
After all David is a big boy with a chest like a barrel and he has an ever increasing amount of black stuff !
You’ve opened my eyes with BP tho …….that PE is attractive and the spillage damage is overdone in my view .
After all oil is a natural product and the sea has a tremendous ability to clean itself and its coast line with time and emulsification via wave action.
Malcolm Stacey
Right on, Wilders. I have every faith in BP – the only oil company that has had a real lesson about safety snags – and the only one which will be wary of making mistakes again.