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#Gold #Nasdaq Our favourite oil company has a share price with what looks like a promising future, probably due to the Middle East, a large dollop of irony. Deep within BP’s DNA is its associating with Iran, dating quite literally back to the first major discovery of oil within the country. In the decades since, the company was deeply embedded within the country and the point in history now reached can be blamed on the British Government protecting the companies interests, conspiring with the US to return royalty to governance of the country. The Ayatollah revolution against the ‘Shah of Iran’ regime rather neatly brings us to this point in history, where removal of the current Iranian regime should bring a boost to BP’s profits, due to boosted oil prices. Almost the definition of a “win, win” situation, BP not caring about the result, simply luxuriating in the price uncertainty of market disruption.<\/p>\n
Obviously, our Pound Shop declaration of the history of BP in the area should count for nothing, while the company is active in 61 countries, the core reason for a boost in share prices remains with the potentials of a boost in oil prices. This being the case, it appears the market anticipates chaos in the Middle East lasting for a while, current share movements looking capable of more than a quick buck!<\/p>\n
From an immediate perspective, share price movements above just 516p should next trigger a rise toward an initial 536p with our longer term secondary, if bettered, at a confident sounding 569p, challenging the high of 2023 and probably provoking some hesitation. This would at least provide a nice synergy with the gains experienced during the Ukraine invasion.<\/p>\n
Alternately, the share needs below 465p to provoke trouble, calculating with the potential of reversal to an initial 447 with our secondary, if broken, at 425p and a potential bottom. For now, BP looks quite interesting and we’re surprised to get through an analysis without telling another anecdote about our own personal BP years and the silent Cold War against BP corporate.<\/p>\n
On the bright side, we’re only a couple of days away from the 2nd worst Grand Prix of the year, the effort from China which invariably drags behind Monaco for its boredom levels. But on the plus side, race snacks based on Chinese cuisine are always the best of the year.<\/p>\n
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