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AvenEx Energy Corp AVNDF



GREY:AVNDF - Post by User

Comment by 1nv35t0ron Mar 27, 2013 6:37pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Ex-date?

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Ex-date?

Fair enough, 

I do not doubt you will make money off this stock by holding it long term, Buchanan and his crew have a history of growing companies and making investors a lot of money. I think they also have the lands to make it happen. I just think they are going to have to wait and prove their model like Whitecap did.

I do however have to discount your comparison to Enerplus. In 2012, Enerplus averaged 85,490 BOE/d, a little more then we are looking at with spyglass. This creates a less risky dividend and results in Yield compression. I think your comparison to Whitecap may also be slightly optimistic. While it has similar production, it also has a proven model and less debt. You could have similarily compared the Renegade and Toscana companies that are trading at 11-13% yields, which is where SG currently sits. Lets just hope SG turns out to be a Whitecap and not a Renegade.  

Like I said I hope for the best, I'm a win win kind of guy. I may even buy back a little myself.  I too got in very cheap, .245 in CHX and 2.24 with AVF, but now that I sold at the top I have the option to buy back the same amount of shares and still have a decent amount of cash in the pocket.

Cheers,

1nv35t0r

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