Sentences with phrase «bbl wti»

The actual 1979 cost was # 38 / bbl.

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Belgium: Cultural BBL.

Something that made Hatoful Boyfriend so unique was the presence of a much darker story, Bad Boys Love (or BBL for short) underneath the surface.

With that established, it's really hard to gauge whether Holiday Star is intended for those who have played BBL in the original, or were meant to be enjoyed by all players.

The restaurant offers a variety of beers on tap along with its own cider called the BBL Pomegranate Cider.

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There was a big semi-annual payment this month from BBL which inflates this quarter's result a bit, but continued purchases should get me pretty close.

This was mostly due to capital appreciation with market being happy and addition of extra capital in JNJ, GE, DLR and DRIPs in CVX, COP, PM, BBL, CLX, VZ, IBM, ABBV, CL, and XOM.

Picking up BBL instead of BHP to avoid the foreign tax withholding was smart.

BBL is trading at P / E ratio of just 8.0 but with a healthy dividend yield of 5.96 % and Market Cap of $ 110.84 B.

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.

I don't always have to buy when undervalued, however I will look for a sufficient margin of safety with a risky play like BBL.

The great thing is that BBL declares and pays the dividend in dollars.

What investors do with BBL shares from there (over the long haul), however, is anyone's guess.

BBL is a gigantic company, and like I said above that kind of scale is a huge advantage in this type of business.

Glad to have you on board there with BBL and UL.

Insofar as your acquisition of UL, and BBL — I have just purchased both for the same fundamental reasons you site.

BBL is a bit higher on the risk / reward scale, while UL allows me to balance that out.

For me it was only 163 EUR from XOM and 577 EUR from BBL in March.

BBL also usually raises the dividend with the final dividend payout, so the effective yield of 4.12 % I received on my purchase is set to rise later this year!

Probably won't hit four digits next quarter because I'll be lacking that big BBL payout, but I'll give it my best shot!

BBL prides itself on operating large, long - life, low - cost, expendable, upstream assets diversified by commodity, geography, and market.

BBL has already stated that they don't plan to rebase its dividend after the demerger.

BBL currently pays semi-annual dividends like many European companies, with the interim dividend being paid in March and the final dividend being paid in September.

I haven't followed BBL but it looks like a good diversification move.

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And for those watching the price of crude oil, this is yet another reason why Brent crude should remain near $ 50 / bbl, for a few years.

I also sold some of the securities: BBL, BNS, O, SNH, SO, TOT.

International stocks such as BBL throw things off, but for a quick snapshot, it makes sense.

For example, at the times of their dividend reduction announcements, Kinder Morgan (KMI), ConocoPhillips (COP), BHP Billiton (BBL), and National Oilwell Varco (NOV) all had scores below 20 for Dividend Safety.

For example, I managed to get in on BBL at slightly under $ 40 shortly after I read your post about it in December.

SO jumped up on me so I'm waiting for another pullback and I don't think BBL is quite done falling.

There are plenty of stocks on my buy list right now with names like WMT, SO, BBL and QCOM topping the list.

BBL's financials are still in pretty good shape from what I saw on the last financial report.

I also averaged down on BBL, which I'll be discussing more in - depth over the coming days.

Two examples would be $ CVX and $ BBL.

Also, if BBL.

I hear you there on BBL.

Since oil is currently trading much higher than $ 25.00 / barrel (as I write this we are about 48 USD / bbl), this contract obviously holds a lot of value because of the savings involved.

I have BBL and Unilever on my watchlist right now.

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And BBL might be in an even better position than some of oil companies due to less major competition for some of the resources they mine for.

I am already way too exposed to Energy, so I would probably pass on BBL.

Been long BBL for about 2 1/2 years and today's buy at 4.60 % initial yield is the highest yield I have seen during that time frame.

One small technical question: when I tried making a search for BBL using My brokerage account I got the following: BHP Billiton SP ADR (Isin Code US0554E2090) traded on the NYSE.

I picked up some shares of BBL today as well.

BBL may be a bit more volatile than most stocks I invest in, as its beta of 1.69 will attest.

I don't mind averaging up if the fundamentals are commensurately improving, but BBL's numbers look largely similar to where I invested before.

I guess we'll see just how committed BBL is to growing the dividend after the drop of both oil and iron ore lately.