Does anyone see any positives or negatives for Shell (besides $100/b oil) with all of the chaos in the ME region?
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Going back to the OP - it depends on how long this war lasts. If it fizzles by end of March, it will have no impact on Shell. If it hangs on for months on end, I could see the company binge hiring only to layoff these same people a year later.
It’s how our industry rolls…
@q4 Shares have arrived for US folks.
It’s not a war, it’s an incursion. In fact, the US already won. A lot of people are saying that.
Just a small nagging nuisance of allies’ tankers, tank farms, pipelines, etc. being attacked and the Strait being mined. By hey, many people are saying the US won. You know that, right?
Happy days are here again.
@q4 Not yet as of Wednesday afternoon. The note last week said they would be delivered on March 12.
For US folks, have you gotten your shares to your Fidelity account yet?
Short lived. Once the Middle East is stabilized the price with drop like a rock.
As an ex employee, very happy to left Shell and ready to sell all sra free shares. Finally action on the stock, but ot bcos of wael buying back stocks and firing people but just the Iran war.