Shell


RD/SHELL’S ROYAL BATTLE TO PAY DIVS (BUY; 46% UPSIDE)

25/03/20 -"After last month’s debacle in the oil markets, Bloomberg reports that coal is now the most expensive fossil fuel (on an energy-equivalent basis). Note that both fuels have different uses and hardly ..."

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