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BP, nice dividend
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+5.45%
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even if oil goes to $80, this company will be very profitable....plus a nice dividend to go with it.
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BP is good for alternative energy
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-9.61%
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BP is a large company that is investing money in alternative energy sources. I think that BP will be a leader in biofuels in the future.
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Bullish on BP ...
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-9.02%
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(closed on 04/17/08)
High Oil prices are here to stay with this company lagging the others in the sector I believe it will catch up
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BP = Big Person....
BP
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-22.32%
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...bullying little people into getting their Beyond Petroleum gig done....not doing too bad at it either....yay for the big guy....
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Mayor’s Picks - August 2007
BP
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<> This was one of the weirder months in the past few years. Mortgage news brought the market down nearly 10% and then it jumped back up. If you read last month’s picks I hope you used that as a buying opportunity. I added to my holdings of PCU and I’m already up 20% in just a few days. Gotta love the market. For the next few months things should settle down as earnings will be coming out in October and no one expects an earnings dive. If that happens we’re in trouble but the mortgage market will only affect certain companies in a big way. So keep investing in solid companies, and listen to T<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>...
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From the Blogosphere
Cramer on BloggingStocks: Recognize the ludicrous pattern
Filed under: Market matters, BP p.l.c. ADS (BP), Oil, Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says if the market made sense, you could buy retail and restaurants off the lower oil price. Here's the pattern: We get shelled by oil. It drops to $76 or $77, all energy goes down, and it takes everything else with it. Some of tech has been spared lately because of 3Com (COMS) (Cramer's Take). <>Then, in the following couple of days, oil stabilizes (but not after it hurts the oi...
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Five European Oil Stock Bargains
Stocks of the European Oil group, made up of five buy-recommendations, Total (TOT), StatoilHydro (STO), Royal Dutch Shell (RDS), BP plc (BP) and BG Group (BRGXF.PK), have low McDep Ratios that fall within the tightest range (0.75-0.87) of the six industry groups in our coverage. McDep Ratios for the European stocks have reversed a three-year slump (see chart below). In the context that lower McDep Ratio stocks should return more than higher McDep stocks, BP has underperformed modestly over three years. <>Otherwise, occasional extremes appear to get reduced in a pattern of reversion to the mea...
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Statoil Slips, but Volumes up – Analyst Blog
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Statoil ASA (STO) reported its third quarter results of 38 cents per share, compared to the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 40 cents and in line with the year-earlier quarter earnings. Revenue for the quarter was NOK 123.1 billion ($20.1 billion), down 29% year over year.
Though the company’s results were hurt by lower commodity prices, Statoil continues to maintain a high activity level both in Norway and internationally. Equity and entitlement productions were up 8% and 10% year over year, respectively, with the start-up of operations on several new oil and gas fields such as Tyrihans in the< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< />< /><><><><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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Earnings highlights: Aflac, Avon, BP, Hershey, Kellogg, Nintendo, P&G, Sprint ...
Filed under: Daimler (DAI), Sprint Nextel Corp (S), AFLAC Inc (AFL), Avon Products (AVP), Kellogg Co (K), Hershey Co (HSY), Procter and Gamble (PG), BP p.l.c. ADS (BP), McGraw-Hill Companies (MHP), General Dynamics Corp (GD), Nintendo (NTDOY) Here are some highlights from last week's earnings coverage from BloggingStocks: <> Aflac Inc. (NYSE: AFL) reported strong Q3 results, declared a dividend, and offered guidance for Q4. Avon Products Inc. (NYSE: AVP) Q3 earnings slumped and revenue was hurt by currency translations. <>BP (NYSE: BP) shares leaped higher after it reported better-than...
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Before the bell: Stocks set to drop ahead of more data, disappoinging earnings
Filed under: Before the bell, International markets, Market matters, Economic data, Oil, Housing  U.S. stock futures declined Wednesday morning a day after stocks mostly fell on mixed economic data and some earnings disappointments. Today is another busy day of earnings and economic releases, including durable goods orders and new home sales.
On Tuesday, U.S. stocks fell for a third straight session after a surprise drop in consumer confidence. Despite a good housing report, and even as the Dow's oil giants and IBM (NYSE: IBM) saved the Dow from finishing in the red (BP (BYSE: BP) on good ea...
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