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Lightstream Resources Ltd. LSTMF

"Lightstream Resources Ltd is engaged in the exploration and development of oil and natural gas in Western Canada. Its operating areas include Southeastern Saskatchewan, Central Alberta, and North-Central Alberta."


GREY:LSTMF - Post by User

Post by orlandoflon Jun 25, 2016 12:15pm
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hedging

hedgingHopefully LTS did some hedging over $50 to help them buy time for a possible rise in oil prices.  Nearly all analysts are calling for oil to drop to at least $45 short term and technical traders are saying if it hits $44 it could go much lower - I hope that is not the case.  We are still seeing production declines from nigeria to venezuela.  Brexit may put a damper on oil prices for a while - hopefully we can stay near $50 or at least over $45 - the brightside is that we could accumulate more of stocks - this one won't be good for a lingering oil price in the $40's unless they can pull off a major restructure of debt - debt will kill them right now if they don't figure out how to get in under control.  An outright sale might be best at - ideally a 50% premium - I just don't see a higher offer right now and Brexit probably doesn't help with a deal closing right now.  It would be nice if Brexit is a very short term drop, but some think it will dip a bit lower and then take 3 months to return to prior brexit levels.  LTS might be challenged if we go through a 3 month decline in markets.  I'm in pretty small with LTS right now, but heavy with cpg and vet - I'm nore concerned on those dipping - I guess I could pick up a bit more of those if we see more dcecline, but getting pretty heavy in those.  Would be nice to see an LTS deal and a 50% increase from here - a double would be possible - I don't think they would get a double in a buyout, but not impossible - they would need multiple interested parties to get a double, I think, but I may be wrong again on all of it.
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