RE:RE:Q4/reserves Most oil companies hedges are out of the money for now, the Bruin swap they had to eat is the worst, but likely contributed to the fire sale price they got the company for.
I expect if oil price rips, then they get busy with the rig and digress from the maintenance model most are planning.
The market is confused, wondering what just happened(2020)? where are we (today)? and where are we going(2022)?
ERF emerged stronger and by this time next year will be cash flowing a small mountain. God willing.
Mtklip wrote:
Their hedges are pretty bad at these prices.