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Nice payday with 7.5% interest-bearing capital on the Ek 4th/year, thanks Bp

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@Sand So you have a minus of at least 6.5% for the year (minus taxes), while at least the American oil stocks did great.
So I don't know.
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@DividendenWaschbaer Are you all traders? Just be patient, this is not Amazon and co.
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@Sand No, I wanted to say that your delight at 7.5% is only partially correct. The bottom line is still a minus of 6.5%.

At the same time, the question is and remains to what extent BP will perform in the future. But that is a different issue.
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If I'm interested in the dividend, I couldn't care less what the share price looks like at the moment.
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@Korrekturensohn If it's about cash flow, then it can be, that's right.
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@Sand has been rising well again since the beginning of the year, patience pays off from 5.8-6.00 around partial sale and look forward to the divi in between 👍😎
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@Coyote980 good arguments! Many are far too impatient and short-term! Long is gold
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@Agony You can be happy about this, buy more cheaply and sell parts at 6+ euros when the oil price rises.
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The trick with BP is to trade it in a swing trade. Sell above 5.80 and buy at and below €5. It's not so bad if a dividend is "lost"
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@Finanzaristokrat Exactly, the main portfolio remains and 20-30% of it is traded back and forth.
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@Sand I have already traded BP twice in exactly the same way. 25.10.2023 at 6.16 and on 12.04.2024 at 6.283. Now I hold just under 417 shares with EK 4.85 and wait and see. Until then, I'll take the almost €30 per quarter with me.
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