BG Group (BG.)
Price change since April UK Index highs: -14%
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Price change since April UK Index highs: -14%
BG. closing prices, weekly
Will the price rally towards 1500p or will it fall towards lows of800p?
Projected dividend yield: 1.9% (14 Sept)
Broker Consensus: 55% Buy, 35% Hold, 10% Sell
Most Bullish: Tudor Pickering & Co., buy, Target 1500p, +50%
Consensus: Target 1218p, +22%
Most Bearish: Day by Day, sell, Target 776p, -23%
NB: All pricing and consensus data from Bloomberg on 16 Sept; Consensus breakdown available on request
Price change since April UK Index highs: -22%
RDSb closing prices, weekly
Will the price rally towards 2600p or will it fall towards lows of1400p?
Projected dividend yield: 7.5% (14 Sept)
Broker Consensus: 56% Buy, 33% Hold, 11% Sell
Most Bullish: Barclays, overweight, Target 2850p, +75%
Consensus: Target 2152p, +32%
Most Bearish: Natixis, neutral, Target 1690p, +4%
NB: All pricing and consensus data from Bloomberg on 14 Sept; Consensus breakdown available on request
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