Kolibri Global Energy Inc T.KEI

Targets

[himmler]

I sure hope nobody listens to our posters targets and actually buys stocks based on what they read on these BBs.
All last year every analysts targets,say,were not met,for example.
Our own targets of 10 or even 20 were outrageous,and I know some here believed the hype and bought at $6 plus..after reading BS posts of targets of $20.
To be clear,this is a great company..a real survive,but like any oilco it will suffer or gain based on the market.
And oil is very fickle as we know.
For any newbie..$4 is a great entry point.IMHO.but do your own DD..and don't base your decisions on anonymous posters that have zero credibility.
And yes,that includes me.

[toppgunn]

himmer, I like your cautious approach, but I'm one of those posters who believe KEI will be a $10 plus stock in 2025 or shortly afterwards if oil stays the course.   KEI was close to $8 in 2023.   That said, everyone should do their own due diligence on making investment decisions and defintiely don't rely on a poster with unknown credibility.   

[toppgunn]

RBC on direct investing has KEI at fair value of 9.61 CAD and has Quantitiative Valuation  as being undervalued.  Hence, I may not be far off on my forecast of $10.  It is my opinion only and RBC!  KEI could go to zero too.  

[Intransigent]

No chance it goes to zero. Even if they stop drilling they'll be pulling up thousands of barrels a day for years to come (carbonbull will have more precise numbers). They've got some of the highest netbacks of any oilco so in the event of a price crash lots of competitors might go bust while KEI will be sitting pretty, until they're eventually acquired by a certain supermajor.

[himmler]

Nobody ever said KEI's going bust.These guys are survivors. I know because I owned them way back in 09 or 10.Went thru thick and thin with them..But always hold on ,thru Poland and thru recession, ool price crash ...you name it.As a matter of fact I've had them for probably longer than anyone here.  But...I sold to early ...can't recall exactly but about $4 average.Made a few

[matt2018]

himmler, you seem to follow the company close and know them pretty well. You sold out at about where it sits now. Would you consider buying back in with this latest pullback? Surely, their prospects are better today at $4/share than when you sold it. It a small Oil holding for me, but I have been adding on these latest pullbacks.

[himmler]

Hi Matt Yes..if you can get Kei at $4  or under ,I don't think you can go wrong.My own money is tied up in other companies,otherwise I'd buy some. I'm retired so I have to be more carefull...so for me dividend paying companies are a priority for me strictly for income.When I was working it was a different story. Again,I don't think you can go wrong with KEI,but beware of

[matt2018]

Totally understanable himmler. Nice to get those dividend payments, that also add into your return over time. I didnt own any KEI before the share consolidation. Looks like the 1 for 10 split really took out the liquidity on the trading. Today is perfect example of what you refer to, Oil price is up but KEI down 3% on less than 5k shares traded.