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TORC Oil & Gas Ltd. VREYD

TORC Oil & Gas Ltd engages in the exploration, development, and production of oil and natural gas reserves in the southeast Saskatchewan area. Crude oil constitutes an overwhelming majority of the production mix the company gathers from its assets. TORC gains access to its assets through government issued royalties and uses various techniques to identify hydrocarbon reservoirs. The company focuses heavily on light oil resource plays and relies on a three-phased strategy of resource capture, delineation, and production growth.


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Comment by Newguy23on Jul 28, 2017 7:57pm
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RE:RE:Oil Price

RE:RE:Oil PriceYes I watched that.  He figures there will be a big pullback below 40 followed by a "new bull run" in 2018.  Soooo, here is my problem with his thesis.  If there is a pullback happens below 40: 1. what causes it - shale goes through the roof? - The market is already predicting a straight line up to the right (over-optimistic on rate of growth IMO).  Iraq jumps immediately back to full out production after Mosul take over - unlikely, but almost priced in?  These situations are already expected. 2. If this magical pull back happens, why does he figure it is over in 3-4 months and back to fullout upside - the only way that happens is due to headline risk and momentum guys. 3. He argues that the Saudis are lying about decreasing shipments to the US - he cites the recent weeks saudi imports at around 400,000 if I remember correctly, far more than expected.  What he fails to mention is that despite the info he cites, we got a major draw in crude - Wow, that actually looks bullish.  Imagine what happens when the Saudi's really do cut back on US shipments (And they will because it will caus a big spike in price).  I am not sure yet if Joseph is a momentum guy or just trying really hard to time the market.  Either way, if you have 6-12 months to wait, he is an oil bull.  Don't buy a company that is going bankrupt in the next 3 months on a short term pullback would be what I would gather from his commentary
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