I'm considering
adding BBL on 20 USD and RDSA on 20 Euro.
Not exact matches
I bought
BBL at $ 48.56 on 3/05 and
added 10 positions in this company, making it overall 30 positions in taxable account.
The EOR project has the potential to
add 2,000
bbl / day — 3,000
bbl / day of light oil production, which would throw off substantial cash flows and unlock over 25 million barrels of oil equivalent of in - place volumes with potential value of $ 177 million ($ 1.39 / fd share) versus a market cap of ~ $ 14 million today.
800
BBLs of fermentation vessels were
added to the production area and a 7500 square foot addition was
added for use as a conditioning room.
I initiated 20 positions in
BBL, 15 positions in TIS and
added 20 positions in BP, dollar cost averaging down my original price in BP.
I do not normally like to own commodity stocks as they can turn on the dime, however, there are few exceptions like
BBL that I'm considering to
add in my portfolio, and keeping an eye on OKE as well.
I still have an outlook of 40 years to
add to my portfolio so I am sure
BBL will be on their at some point.
My DRIP Portfolio was also active in Feb, 2015 and below positions were initiated /
added: Chevron Corp. (CVX): 10.4 ($ 1150) Conoco - Philip (COP): 8.02 ($ 550) Phillip - Morris (PM): 6.1 ($ 500) BHP Billiton (
BBL): 4.8 ($ 250) The Clorox Corp. (CLX): 1.75 ($ 200) Verizon Comm.
For every $ 25 in carbon price, you'd be
adding $ 1 /
bbl to the average operating cost.