/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25570142
>Sitting on RDS
So comfy, and it's well out-performed BP and XOM. I know they'll both go up, but man, RDS is killing it.

This might shock you, but there are oil stonks that do better than XOM

SHELL IS USING VIDT SHELL IS USING VIDT SHELL IS USING VIDT

VIDT MARINES ARE GOIGN TO BE SO RICH
OMGMGGGGG

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Why are these retards saying they expect a global recession that will last until 2023?
Why did they lower their dividend for the first time since WW2?

Don't they know it's already priced in?

imagine not being a RDS.A shareholder

all i need is $800,000 and then i can live off RDS.A dividends

would be $96,000 a year

how do i make the $800,000 first lads

Shell just cut its quarterly dividend for the first time since the 40's, down to .16 per quarter.

OH NO NO NO

>>17934273
Dont make the mistake I did though, I agree with you on Shell, but I bought way too early.
Lost about 10% since Monday.
Looking at a wait of a year before it gets better.

>>17885731
I started buying a little bit too early, yesterday.
419 shares of shell. Luckily it ended up today.
Going to just keep this in the bag for a year; hoping it will have doubled sooner than that.

Bought 419 shares (4$ short for 420) of RDS.A @ 12$.
Going to lock this up and check back in a few months.
Likely it will go down even further.
Perhaps because they will anounce that they're lowering dividends, which would be for the first time since WW2.
But it's already low as fuck and the company is one of the more stable ones in the oil industry.

Can't go wrong but keeping my fingers crossed.

who here knows how to operate a shell company?

What do you guys think of Shell as a 5 year or less stock? Looks like a nice passive income. Obviously you'd want to drop it before Europe starts banning gas cars, but for a few years...?