Post by
BrokerG on May 10, 2017 9:19am
1st quarter results
Well first quarter results are in. The good news is that with our hedges we turned a profit of $1 million. The bad news is that average production was only 753 boepd. Also, they are having difficulty in getting the 3 shut in wells back up to optimal production.
Also, the fracking of the new wells will now be done in the second quarter, instead of exact date, May, as mentioned in previous news release.
No mention of additional hedges beyond 2017.
Comment by
b2e2r2n2 on May 10, 2017 4:56pm
Although not a tremendous volume, the market seems to like results up 7%.
Comment by
xmaster on May 11, 2017 9:23pm
if we could turn in 1 cent per quarter than it means pe right now is 5.5 and industry peg ratio is 2.43 I calculated it using PXE etf. this means long term annual earning growth expectaion is 2.26% right now. pxe average pe is 27.74 and if we price it at that level then the price has to go to 1.08 based on current earnings but earning growth expectation for that is price is 11.4% per annum.
Comment by
BrokerG on May 12, 2017 9:54am
Hello xmaster Not sure if you could extrapolate current earnings since a portion of those earnings were based on past hedges, which will not be repeated into the future[ at those prices]. However, any profitability is good news in this enviroment. I wonder if they pushed back the fracking of the two wells, into June?. Quarterly report said second quarter
Comment by
BrokerG on May 12, 2017 10:12am
What ever happened to the share consolidation?
Comment by
BrokerG on May 27, 2017 2:06pm
A little quiet these days. One week left in May to announce fracking results I will take the leap and say they have delayed. If BNK can produce profitably with $50.00 oil, I feel we should get a bump in share price over the next year. If they need $60 + oil then we are in serious trouble
Comment by
BrokerG on Jun 02, 2017 9:59am
Hi xmastter According to their last quarter, BNK's average net back is $25.81 not including the hedges and $32.92 including the hedges. Since netbacks include all costs of production, except for capital expenditures, they can theoretically make money at $50.00 boepd. What we do not know is what their capital expenditures are for next year. HImmler, Harjay, wittman are you still with us?
Comment by
wittmann on Jun 03, 2017 6:56am
Still here...watching the oil investing world whipsawing back and forth.Starting to get a bit ridiculous.Turning into a day traders dream.Oil swings back and forth a couple of $ in a few days.Investors hate uncertainty...and that's all we are getting.