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Parallel Energy Trust T.PLT.DB


Primary Symbol: PEYTF



GREY:PEYTF - Post by User

Comment by alxorenon May 11, 2015 3:22pm
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Post# 23716254

RE:Q1

RE:Q1Yep,  we have a loss of -6.5M at oil prices avg of 45-50$/bl 

I just do not understand one thing ... If Liabilities went up by 2.8M$ (US) and Equity was affected by 6.5M$  loss  .. How the h*ll Unitholders Equity went up from 117M to 126M ? From where did we get 8.5M loonies in equity?    Boyond my report reading capabilities ...

In any case with avg oil of 60$ this qtr , the removal of distributuion , and reduction of capex to 0.5M ... I expect  a loss of -1.5M next qtr ... a significant improval.

The survival depends on how fast the bank debt can be reduced.  The real improvement depends on NG  prices in preparation for next winter. 
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