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$79.55 -0.30 (-0.38%)
5/9/2008 4:00 PM

Royal Dutch Shell (RDS-B)

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The Company consists of the upstream businesses of Exploration & Production and Gas & Power and the downstream businesses of Oil Products and Chemicals. It also has interests in other industry segments such as Renewables and Hydrogen.

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Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing (39), Netherlands (18), Mega Cap (146)
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Royal Dutch Shell At A Glance

Current Price: $79.55
Last Trade Time: 5/9/2008 4:00 PM
Open: $0.00
Previous Close: $79.85
Daily Range: $78.72 - $79.89
52-Week Range: $63.42 - $87.94
Volume: 202,857
Market Cap: $109.56B
P/E Ratio: 17.36
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Royal Dutch Shell (RDS-B)

Avatar adams3 (< 20) Submitted: 12/29/07 4:17 PM

Royal Dutch Shell is, by revenue, the second largest oil company only behind Exxon Mobil. Royal Dutch Shell runs the popular Shell gasoline stations. Royal Dutch Shell already has a contract with the U.S. Government to extract deep sea oil in the Gulf of Mexico. Royal Dutch Shell is now looking t...More

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Avatar jimdcraig (< 20) Submitted: 1/25/08 7:57 AM

Shell is a dinosaur. It lacks the access to resources of the National Oil Companies and cannot compete with the cost structure of the independents. The National Oil Companies don't need the Shells anymore to develop their fields, they just call Halliburton or Schlumberger. The majority of Shell inco...More

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Avatar SportAg22 (98.18) Submitted: 5/08/08 8:35 PM : Outperform Start Price: $79.47 RDS-B Score: -0.26

Royal Dutch Shell has placed a $200 million bet that it can unlock Colorado's Green River Formation, which could produce 4 million barrels per day - 20 percent of current US consumption... Until we find alternative energy options that are cost efficient the need for shale deposits that hold millions if not billions amount of reserves will be in need.

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Avatar hondo928 (99.69) Submitted: 5/07/08 10:22 PM : Outperform Start Price: $80.24 RDS-B Score: -0.22

Big Oil is in a win win situation right now, the government looks like a bunch of idiots with the combination of food prices going through the roof by trying to push ethanol, and the dollar depreciating incredibly. Personally I think shell is the weakest of the big oil companies but that's like being the worst player on the all-star team.

On top of the government looking like a bunch of idiots which has led to higher prices for oil, and more profits for Shell and the likes, Shell can now pursue Oil Shale projects, Oil sand projects etc. and still get a return...if the government lets them. And say oil prices go down, well in turn inflation goes down which means Investment Expenditures will increase, they can make better models and choose projects more effectively. All of this is on top of a what I am beginning to see as an almost Perfectly Inelastic Demand curve for Energy in the U.S. and elsewhere, while certainly at a point it will shift right now people aren't doing anything at $120, maybe $200 they'll change their mind?

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Avatar pheadbaq (< 20) Submitted: 5/07/08 3:23 PM : Outperform Start Price: $80.38 RDS-B Score: -0.65

Oil shale

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Avatar SmallPimpin (96.30) Submitted: 5/05/08 8:53 PM : Outperform Start Price: $79.66 RDS-B Score: 0.72

Mmm...gas...

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Avatar elad234 (41.09) Submitted: 5/04/08 6:36 AM : Outperform Start Price: $80.40 RDS-B Score: 0.47

with the oil prices going up, the dollar getting weaker and the situation in the middle east remains unstable, i think that the big oil companies will outerperform in this time frame.

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