Thats an option i have been keeping a eye on, they wont go basnkrupt, its too much in the banks and the governments interest to make sure they dont.bad_brain wrote:well, why not buying BP stocks?
I mean, even if they would go bankrupt because of the reparation payments the company will be bought by another one of the big players. in the short run it is highly speculative, but in midterm surely a winner.
They will sell rights to certain lands firstbad_brain wrote:well, why not buying BP stocks?
I mean, even if they would go bankrupt because of the reparation payments the company will be bought by another one of the big players. in the short run it is highly speculative, but in midterm surely a winner.
no fucking chance they will go bankrupt XD give it 2 years and their stock is probably at the same level as it was before the incident. Code: Select all
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
float shareprice; // currenct shareprice
float sharenum; // number of shares
float marketcap; // marketcap
int main()
{
cout << "Enter Share Price(p):";
cin >> shareprice;
cout << "Enter Number of Shares(Million):";
cin >> sharenum;
marketcap = (shareprice/100) * (sharenum * 100) ; // /100 to convert p to pounds, sharenum *100 to get decimal in right place
cout << "The market cap is: " << marketcap <<" Million" << '\n';
system("pause>nul");
return (0);
}hpprinter100 wrote: Anyone else learning C++ at the moment or just starting out like me?
