Royal Dutch shares have long been part of the preferred blue chips of portfolio managers. However, since 2014 and the sharp decline of oil prices, analysts and investors have abandoned the stock with the due to the current low prices of black gold . However, crude prices recovered well since early 2016 and shares of Royal Dutch, after a low of EUR 17, have risen to EUR 21. However, the stock still has significant upside potential and could return to the levels of EUR 28 to 30 in the medium term. Analysts focus too much on the prices of oil in the short term and do not see that the decline in world oil production could cause the price of the barrel to rise over $ 70 within the next 18 months. Meanwhile, the share pays a dividend of 7.5% ...

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