RE: RE: RE: RE: pretty good #'s Right on the mark Cash and to refine it even more, cash flow from operations is more precise than corporate cash flow which takes into consideration changes in a number of balance sheet oriented items such as increases and decreases in payables, receivables etc.
Operating cash flow cannot lie and is the most consistent, dependable gage of operating performance.
Bankers in my opinion is firing on all cylinders now and I am amazed that some international senior independent has not bolstered their reserves and production by acquiring Bankers. In five years from now they should be producing ~35000 bbls per day and generating $600 million in operating cash flow. That is $2.50 per share times 4 would be at least $10 per share which is a 350% gain from here. Of course that does not include the potential unlocking of the billion bbls of contingent reserve base. IF and when that happens the share price would considerably higher than $10.