Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE:RDS-B)
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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The loss of one billion dollars a year from operations in the Gulf of Mexico due to the current administrations restrictions is a significant drag on the company. A reversal of this situation will take over a year to accomplish.
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I pretty much just love all oil investments! I like the high 4% dividend, low P/E and possibility of a big spike in oil prices this year.
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The 4.6% dividend is the best in the industry. It's more than double the 10yr Treasury bond.
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Oil is just going to get dearer
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Great reserves, great location, dividends plus sales growth
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what will ko do.
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I don't see much reason for the yield to be so high. there is no reason this company is going to suffer from the BP spill in any significant way.
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Negative FCF, declining revenue, and borrowing money to pay a big dividend. Something's gotta give. Not sure if this is the oil major that Chanos is shorting, but it looks uglier than XOM for sure.
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Cheap with a good dividend. At this price it's yielding 6.42%
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Betting on a global economic recovery within 2010. Demand for energy and resources will first feel the effect than manufacturing and construction.
Fueling the global economy in exploration, production, and marketing of refined crude oil and converted natural gas petroleum products.
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Divident and trying to get the bomb off my screen.
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RDS is involved in significant projects world-wide. Many of these will not come up to speed for 5 years or more, but the trend in oil is up. RDS is very well positioned to be increasing reserves and production.
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The economic recovery will be anemic and probably W-shaped, forcing the oil and gas inventories to continue stock piling. Any short term strength in oil prices will be supported by a flight from a weakening dollar, not from fundamental supply/demand economics. The oil price will again fall (albeit how much is up for debate) hurting yet another quarter of company profits. I predict this will be a trend for Q4 2009 until Q2 or Q3 of 2010. After this unstable period of time, I would bet that supply/ demand economics will function correctly and oil prices will be reflective of thier true price and not due to the inherent instability of investor speculation.
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We are still deoendent on Oil
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Like it or not, we're still going to use oil for a long time. Oil barrel prices are going up again.
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oil is at $33 a share. I'm bullish for the long haul for oil.
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