RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I'm out and dumped all sharesTrican is right now focused 95% gas-liquids work in the Montney and Deep Basin. All we need is for liquids pricing to improve which is my projection based on a tigh C5+ differential with rising condensate demand required to fill new Line 3 pipes + Keystone + Enbridge optimization increases given last year and into 2021.
I think Trican will be a top winner here because their fleet is suited for high intensity plays and their top customers is currently Tourmaline.
So if oil demand/activity picks up in Viking/Bakken/Cardium it will be icing on the cake at a time liquids demand and pricing plus natural gas drilling is projected to improve.
Trican is my largest holding and I have been adding to it since March. Stil underwater but no plans to sell before $5.
Moemoney42 wrote: Got to admit Trican chart is looking like a strong base was built and a good trend is in place... don't think you can go wrong with that trade long term..? Moemoney42 wrote: That's exactly why I'm staying.. the Nat Gas assets are what will maintain cash flow while oil (WTI) gets back to over $50 and when it does this company will be a cash cow to milk.. as are many others with a relatively good balance sheet at $50 WTI EstevanOutsider wrote: Go ahead. I added MEG and Trican with the proceeds. I hope Vermilion recovers but I have very little faith in the management and think the company is under poor guidance. If we ever see meaningful insider buying or deleveraging by asset sales in Europe, I might be interested again.