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| BP Plc shares tipped for 440 by brokers |
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| Written by Will Peters | |
| Tuesday, 02 November 2010 10:55 | |
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Sanford C. Bernstein & Co give their call on the outlook for BP Plc shares in the wake of the companies latest results announcement. Sanford C. Bernstein & Co have set their target share price on BP at 440, that is only 2% higher than our last quoted price at 431.5. Earlier today BP announced their Q3 results that announced a headline replacement cost profit of $1.8bn despite an additional pre-tax charge of $7.7bn in respect of the Gulf of Mexico spill. Total revenue in the period rose 10% to $74.65bn. The market does appear to have factored in the news already. From a technical perspective the daily technical indicators are bullish and do not show any reversal signs. Our pivot point stands at 418. As long as 418 is not broken down, we favour an upmove with 470 and then 519 as next targets. Alternative a break below 418 would open the way to 397 and to 365. |
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 November 2010 10:57 |
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- Spread betting is a financial product that allows retail and professional investors access to the widest possible number and types of exchange traded instruments.
- The spread betting company that you trade through is the market maker, the trader does not actually take ownership of any underlying product. Hence, most jurisdictions do not charge stamp duty on any gains.
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