Never sell shell.
I went with Shell.
Oh really, why not sell?
It’s just a famous saying, although I’ll probably sell if we get an oil price spike post covid.
Shell also doing lower carbon as well aren’t they? I think they will still do ok. But we will see.
They are constantly making acquisitions, they have the most EV charging points in UK now I believe, more than BP. But is this diworsification? Who knows I just like Shell as they are slightly more into gas than BP, not much in it though.
Yeah I agree.
Who would you say are the biggest gas players in Europe? I know Gazprom are a big but looked at there stock and it’s not doing great.
Gazprom hands down but their russian and government interference etc as well as rouble.
Royal Dutch Shell.
That or lookup what Bosch/Ceres are doing with Hydrogen in Germany. Not the biggest but really interesting play.
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Some tasty UK stocks on sale today. 
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CLOSING DOWN SALE - all stocks must go! 
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which stocks did you buy?
I started investing in January 2020, spent 3 of the next 6 months between £300 and £1000 in the red. I’m now between £1500/£2000 in the green. It happens. Down days are buying opportunities.
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Down £120 from £680 up to £560.
Not worried at all, in fact bought more BritVic and Galaxy Next Generation due to it!!!
Which stocks did you buy?
I picked up some shares in BP, Shell and Whitbread 
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Great choices!
Most of my investments are in Shell and BP.
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Morses club buy it up all bargain stock as well as Ted Baker and Beazley. Averaging down to 0.
Will look into Whitbred, not something that immediately springs to mind.
Regarding Ted Baker, auditors found a gap I think in their accounting practices, although they do sell quality apparel much like Superdry. Both may however be good long recovery plays.
Things in fashion much like beer tend to be cyclical in popularity I find.
When did they find the gap? They had RI last year and yes they have serious cash burn but they have net cash. If they get in real trouble they’ll get bought out, with a market cap below £200m…they also have new management and improving their online presence, to me it’s worth a shot.
I started buying into them back in April when they announced their rights issue and raised £1bn to keep them safe and allow them to pick up cheap deals on other chains going out of business which they have done a lot of in Germany right now…
I can see there price being 50-100% higher within the next 3-5 years as they grow in Germany and hospitality picks back up