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NYSE:BP

BP PLC (BP)

39.06
-0.04 (0.10%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:17:45 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Doing a lot of joint ventures in Russia. Got a hair cut through gulf disaster. Thinks they will surprise to the upside. Thinks it’s cheap. This is a safe entry point. Thinks you might see $60.
COMMENT
Having problems with their joint venture in Russia accessing vast oil reserves in the artic. TNK joint venture wants to do it but BP feel they have the technology and want to make a separate deal with state owned Rosneft. A tribunal has ruled against the share swap deal. Now in a stalemate.
DON'T BUY
A month ago he thought the spike in oil above $100 was temporary, but since Japan, he feels oil prices will stay here this year. Doesn’t think the stocks are reflecting it. Wouldn’t own BP because of the litigation risk.
BUY
Still a great organization and now they are getting their act together on the environmental side. Well positioned. Still 4% yield.
TOP PICK
This had done what all the large caps have to do – shrink to grow. You look at the haircut they have taken due to the disaster in the Gulf and you have nothing to lose. CEO is doing everything right and has everything to gain and nothing to lose.
COMMENT
Transocean (RIG-N), Halliburton (HAL-N) or BP (PB-N)? Even though Transocean has recovered well in share price after the BP spill, thinks there is more opportunity for recovery with this one.
DON'T BUY
Has not being playing the big oils. He wants to get paid while he waits. He has played the Canadian trust markets. You get the same benefit in a trust if the price of oil goes up. If you like crude for the long pull, this stock has been taken out behind the woodshed. There’s trading opportunities. He would invest in something that gives good cash flow and good upside because if the market goes sideways and you are in something that doesn’t yield too much, you are better in an integrated.
DON'T BUY
Doesn’t want anything with a potential big problem.
DON'T BUY
Has not felt there was an opportunity in the last 6 months based on their challenges. Too risky for his style of investing.
DON'T BUY
A damaged company and probably undervalued here. The liability is still pretty open-ended and will be for quite some time. There are so many better oils that don’t have their problems.
DON'T BUY
If you are bullish on oil, there are plenty of in there names. You would be throwing a number of other risks onto the investment that you don’t need. Prefers Transocean if you want to play the gulf
DON'T BUY
He tries not to buy broken companies hoping that they will get fixed. He prefers companies that are good and are getting better and that have the fundamental characteristics and numbers that support this and that the market supports it as well.
DON'T BUY
Wants more clarity on how the whole situation in the Gulf will unfold. There will be more reports in December and into next year.
TOP PICK
Controversial but thinks it's time. Basic company and thesis remains intact. Some of the best oil/gas leases anywhere in the world. Will increasingly be a “go to” name. Can see 35%-40% upside.
DON'T BUY
Since the spill, stock has recovered significantly partially because of oil prices. Situation will continue to have an overhang. Company is selling off about $30 billion in assets to pay for their liability but that could go up to 45 billion in the case of gross negligence.
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