Bonterra Energy Corp T.BNE

I am still a big

[SadieLadyCO]

beleiver in BNE and at some point we will see a buy out over...Maybe $10.00 to $12.00 range. That would be the fair but, good value to the company that buys them at that price

[Hendrick3]

Give your head a shake. The Net Asset value per share based on a 10% discount of revenues of the existing proven developed producing reserves is $13.60 per share. This number has the debt subtracted. There total proven reserves under this same metric is over $30/ share. You will be hard pressed to find any company in the sector trading below their proven developed number and many are closer To

[CashFlowADay]

Noob.  Time value of money.  Every message board thinks their company is worth more than it but luckily for everyone there IS AN OPEN MARKET TO DETERMINE WHAT SOMETHING IS WORTH. "Bonterra is worth around $7.50" - The market.  You can keep your bias reserve reports.   

[Hendrick3]

I think most of us use our analysis to determine what the market value will be. Today's market price tells us nothing about what the stock will be worth in 6 months or 3 years. That is where the reserve report is very useful recognizing that it uses assumptions. If you believed that the stock was going to be worth < $7.50 in 6 months you would be foolish to own it. I am of the opinion that

[sclarda]

CashFlowADay wrote Noob.  Time value of money.  Every message board thinks their company is worth more than it but luckily for everyone there IS AN OPEN MARKET TO DETERMINE WHAT SOMETHING IS WORTH. "Bonterra is worth around $7.50" - The market.  You can keep your bias reserve reports.  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

[Rational43]

LOL, and TSLA was worth $360 a share, because that's what its market price was.   OBE was worth $4, until it was worth $10, then $14, and now $10 again.   GME was worth $81 a share, and now is worth $27 a share.   That is an excellent philosophy to take to generate mediocre returns.   Excellent returns are generated by realizing when Mr. Market is