Thread regarding Shell Oil layoffs

Finally a new upstream director with deep roots in upstream oil and gas ......

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I saw this same mismatch in another company several years ago. It did not end well.

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Post ID: @8liw+1dpOJGy1

Oil price is the only factor that can bring Shell back to 60 USD. Once it gets there... sell!

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Post ID: @2ark+1dpOJGy1

Sorry you feel that way, but Shell stock will never be at 60.00 again. Shell and US Government has been redirected to a point of self destruction. The only way these two can become prosperous is to get ride of people in control who have taken us down a road of self destruction.

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Post ID: @2jlj+1dpOJGy1

Shows where Shell's priorities are. Hint: Not the business, not the shareholders.

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Post ID: @1dnr+1dpOJGy1

Gotta tick that DEI box on the EC.

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Post ID: @1zmq+1dpOJGy1

Thanks Wael. Zoe has such deep rooted expertise in upstream I am sure she will do the right thing so that you can use all that cashflow to build more windmills (or low return LNG export terminals, Prelude and Canada LNG anyone ?), thanks Maarten :)). After all oil and gas finding and developing is a bit like mining right ? Hey I hear Exxon may be getting out of Mozambique (so they can spend all that money on all the oil found in Guyana). Perfect for Shell to take over their gas project in Mozambique (don't follow this advise). Maybe you can do the next Ted talk ? You are more of a smooth talker compared to Ben. Would have charmed that girl right of her stool i am sure ......

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