ARC Resources Ltd T.ARX

Not being Paid and the stock trading at $21 dollars

[MyHoneyPot]

Well ARX now has a history of not paying its shareholders when will that change?

These buyback are not paying shareholder they are simply inflating the ego of Eric Nuttal that tells you he want to get paid, he will hold the last share in your float, and he will make all the money. 

All i think share buybacks do is provide liquidity for people like Eric Nuttal that think they should be able to buy 10% of your float and have liquidity. 

I think the will be an impact in the gas market if the USA, with more gas being processed as a result of the methane emissions. Also it will high grade their gas production to essentially Canadians Standards. 

It means they can not longer drill an oil weighted well and flare the gas, this is a common practice in the permian basin and the Eaglesford basin. 

I think arc is a good stock buy i think i could fall asleep waiting for it value to be recognized with this management team. 

This is a good entry price, but will likely go lower. 

IMHO

[Trapped]

Note being paid? Hey MHP, haven't you heard? The company actually pays a dividend of $0.17 per quarter. Isn't that amazing? But here's one for you... Did you know POU shares have 17% of their value over the last month? Maybe you should go back to their board and try to pump it up instead of bashing one of the best-performing stocks in the Canadian energy space. Cheers and GLTA

[MyHoneyPot]

My POU bought price is $2 dollars, i guess i am still in the green here, and by the way they will pay me $2.50 in dividends in 2023. Not to shabby, while significant investment in the future is taking play and they have about 600-700 million on the balance sheet, not counting Cavalier land with about 2 million acres.  Did you know pou owns a drilling company, Eric just bought into percision

[Trapped]

Riiight... And that's why you're on the POU board agressively pumping it day after day. Because you're not at all desperate and buried in your losing position. Let me know how that works out for you...

[MyHoneyPot]

I have made Money on ARX as well, and you know how many shares i had.  The issue with ARX is that the dividend amounts to a 3.21 % return, so really your better off in a GIC the way they pay shareholders.  My POU pays me for holding, and getting $2.50 this years in dividend gives me a nice reminder every month why i think POU is still one of the cheapest stocks on the market. You

[Trapped]

But wait, I thought you hated companies that followed Erics's advice? Remember? But I guess that only applies to the ones you're actively pumping on SH. Maybe you should just head back to the POU board... They're crashing pretty hard at the moment and could use your help :)

[MyHoneyPot]

My current pumps are NVA, Kelt, and POU. I have owned them all for years, they are all debt free, NVA is the only one that buys back share and I believe that was Eric Influence, as he was a big holder. I think that the guy that wants to hold the last share and demands to get get paid with buybacks did the disappearing act again.  Kelt will more than double it production from Q3, 2023 to Q1

[Quintessential1]

KEL  -21% over last month POU -18% over last month NVA -14% over last month ARX --7% over last month Well done DS GLTA ARX BULLS

[GunnerG]

ROFLMAO  ARX rolling in cash and buying back stock.  THIS IS BAD. NVA buying 100 milliion in stock.  THIS IS GREAT, but they aren't paying you divy's. What would Eric say knowing you are on board with his thinking.  What a fool.

[Quintessential1]

Yes its a lovely 5.75% annual yield POU is paying. Too bad POU's share price is down 25% from 52 week highs this year. ARX is down 10% from 52 week highs. Which is paying more? POU is approaching 52 week lows a mere 40 cents away and will probbaly be there tomorrow?  ARX is trading over 47% above its 52 week low and will probably be there...never...again. Come back tomorrow after

[MyHoneyPot]

POU is essentially a private company with the Riddell owning half the company. POU should by ARX and put the management out of their industry.  Putting my disclosue into perspective, i bought pou at $2 dollars and this year alone i got $2.50 in dividends, is really tuff holding these great stock that pay the shareholder and don't waste all their capital on share buybacks.  Pou

[Quintessential1]

So you think the $3B company should BUY the $12B company.  You are a genius! And I am not just saying that because of your flawless spelling and grammar. Seriously dude get a life.  We all bought way lower and are making serious bank. The difference the rest of us aren't giant Cs and go to your board and dump on your under performing POS stocks because we don't care about you

[Trapped]

Well said, Quint. And you nailed it... I would never go on another board to trash other people's holdings, primarily because I don't care and secondly because I don't need to do that to feel better about my own investments. Literally everything is going according to plan, thank you very much. Time and again, William Leakey / MHP proves he's nothing but a butt-hurt loser for

[GunnerG]

POU is essentially a private company with the Riddell owning half the company. Using the simpleton definition?   POU should by ARX and put the management out of their industry.  Isn't it BUY? "out of their industry", HUH. Putting my disclosue into perspective, i bought pou at $2 dollars and this year alone i got $2.50 in dividends, is really tuff holding these great

[Trapped]

You're right, Gunner. He's the very definition of a loser: - Highly erratic, i.e. all over the map - Zero discipline - Likely brutal Adult ADHD - Weird fixation on a single management team - Lacks objectivity - But of course he's a genius investor who's made an utold fortune :) Yeah right! Like you and Quint said, go away William Leakey / MHP. We don't want or need you here.

[MyHoneyPot]

Looks to me like allowing the Management to squander shareholders capital on buybacks in a industry where you value is linked to the commodity you sell, is utter lunacy.  You can understand Eric Nuttal demand for this but just look where BTE is today with Nine Points involvement in the company. BTE a stock that traded for $9 dollars in june 2022 today closed at $4.31. Mike Rose Fraser

[MyHoneyPot]

I did learn something on Arx board, one poster told me to look at kelt which i did and i loaded up at $4 dollars. Thankyou for that advice.  Kelt is a stock where David Wilson does not draw a pay check and owns a boat load of shares himself that he paid for, totally different than ARX management. 26,500,000 ceo owns greater than 10% of the company.  Today kelt fell to below six dollar,

[Quintessential1]

Yeah Kelt is only -23% and dropping this month but by all means try to make us jealous us with that POS  GLTA ARX BULLS and F this guy

[Quintessential1]

Do you want to hear about a poor investment? POU was trading at $27.83 this time last year. They payed you $2.50 in dividends and are down $2.41 for a net gain of ....$0.09 in 2023. LOL Thats like a whopping 0.3% ROI including dividends from last year. LOL Nice work! ARX gained $2.71 in share price from last year and they paiid $.68 in dividends. Thats a 19% ROI since last year. See the

[MyHoneyPot]

The difference is that is cash in my pocket, from a stock i paid $2 dollars for. So i got more than 100% return this year, and your on a emotional roller coaster with a management team that are rookies.  I can't believe the amount of capital invested in Sunrise dry gas, and i am anxious to see the well costs at attachie, i guess it is a secret they don't want to tell shareholders

[Trapped]

Time to put this fool William Leakey / MHP back on ignore. Nothing more thana crybaby who gets his undies in a bunch anytime there's a routine algo-driven rotation out of energy. Hint: They happen on a regular basis. Is obsessed with ARX but only comes up with BS justifications for his hatred of the company and its management. I can almost guarantee he was let go from the company at some

[Quintessential1]

You are probably right Trapped.  Maybe I will respond but not quote him so nobody has to read his jibberish. There was a time when he used to throw out a useful analysis but that has happened for a year or so. I guess ARX is due to announce their dividend.  I do not expect or need an increase. Hopefuly they buyback at these levels before the run up to the ex-div date. GLTA ARX BULLS

[Quintessential1]

An emotional rollerr coaster is riding a stock that that is approaching 52 week lows and another that is down almost 25% in one month.  The third is down over 10% from last year.  Did your visionary stock outlook fail to inform you to sell the high and buy the dip this time around?    Are the other two paying you to hold are you counting the chickens before they hatch there

[PabloLafortune]

LOL. Quint. As Warren Buffett likes to say, be greedy when others are fearful. You are telling readers todo the opposite - to be fearful - because Kelt is down 25% - when they should be greedy. ARX is 10X the market cap of Kelt. But Kelt has no debt at all, ARX still has some debt and similar level of lease obligations. Look at Q3, similar netbacks. Even though ARX has lower costs (own plants),

[Quintessential1]

I am not telling anyone to do anything.  I am certainly not quoting others because I have no original thoughts of my own.  If you think holding a stock that pays no dividend past its 52 week high instead of selling and rebuying at 25% lower is sage investing advice than you need to read more Buffet. Your DB buddy seems to think that holding ARX is worse than holding KEL. No one said

[Trapped]

Amen Quint. I wish these folks could realize that investing isn't a competition. In the end we are only competing against our own biases and blind spots. There are lots of great companies out there with varying attributes that appeal to different investor types at different times. In my opionion, ARX is best suited for ivestors looking for companies with: - Astute and highly focused