RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Get out while you still have $ leftVladimirPutin wrote: Your math seems off a bit from my calculations based on current FFO. Can you please post your numbers showing cash flow and don't forget the USD/CAD exchange. I figure they are not able to sustain it here but if we move to $40 then it's dividend is safe. You are forgetting that 50% will be hedged above $80. With no hedges I agree they would have lost the dividend 6 months back just like BTE.
I just took the cash flow from operations in Q3, removed the funds recived from the hedge and x it by 4.
Cash from operations $547 million
Minus gains from hedges $174 million = 370 million ( I noticed that 443 million were unrealized)
x 4 = -1,492 million.
My bad. So the dividend is sustainable at $48 with no production growth. I think it's pretty hard to factor the currency in unless we know all their expenses are fixed in CAD. But it's obviously positive.