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GREY:SCSZF - Post by User

Comment by rainofstockson Sep 24, 2012 9:20am
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Post# 20406003

lamwcw: Pumper, misleader & laughable "guru"

lamwcw: Pumper, misleader & laughable "guru"

You pump, you  mislead and  provide a  laughable  "guru"  approach! 

All in all  you  do  a  great job and  you definitely deserve to be in my ignore list for ever.

I decided to quit arguing  regarding  your clueless  and  unsustainable  assumptions on the drilling results as it was not  worth the effort. I  use my time way more constructively.

 

You give food  for a new issue now...the  EE.TO   junk.  U obviously ignore that the debt is a RELATIVE issue  as it depends on the ASSETS  etc.   of  a  company.   DEVON  (DVN)  would   not have a problem if it had  $ 5 B  bank  debt  but   Kodiak (KOG) would have a serious  problem if it had  a $5 B bank debt.    So :

 

SCS  has

pbv = 0,9

2012   pe=  6

Funds  from  operations (FFO)  annualized = $ 40-50 M   as   the oil price has risen significantly  in Q3  vs Q2  AND  Edmonton  has  surpassed  WTI  for 2-5 $  in  Q3 vs  Q2.  The  production  of  SCS  in  Q3   has  aslo  risen   vs  Q2.  

Market  cap/FFO   annualized=   2  !

Long  term  debt /FFO  annualized= 2 . 

It  trades   for   60,000 $/boepd  (80%  oil and liquids)

2P  Reserves =  11 MMBOE ,  so  the  market  cap   gives   8 $   per   MBOE. 

The  land:   The   very  productive  and greatly  de-risked   Beaverhill  Lake  formation.

 

Now   let's  see    EE   

 

pbv=1,1

pe =  11  !

FFO    annualized  =   $ 16 - 18 M

Market cap/FFO  annualized =  3  !  

Long   term  debt  (convertibles  included) /FFO   annualized = 3,3  !

it  trades  for    100,000  $/boepd  (92%  oil  and  liquids)  ! 

 2P  Reserves  = 4,5 MMBOE    ONLY,  so  the  market  cap   gives   12  $  per  MBOE.    

 

 

 

eom

 

 

 

 

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