RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Anyone else feel the breakneck speed of this thing?!Interestingly to note, management projected WTI to return upwards from then $65 to $80 in 2016, $90 in 2017, and hover in the low 90s thereafter. The slide into $40 oil was not forecast. Give the 2014 annual information form filed in Mar 9 2015 a read.
RichVanWinkle2 wrote: Back in early to mid 2015, BTE trades in the low CDN$20’s and WTI oil was at about $60
This was on the down slide from $40’s and $100 oil
Market sentiment would have been expecting a rebound
Just like today where everyone expects a pullback.
so that leading edge will lag. Coming down in 2015, the price lagged falling, and today it will lag rising.
JMHO
Confusedd wrote: What's the comparison when you factor in share dilution compared to when it was last trading in the 20's.. Although the late 2016 dilution was used to pick up cheap assets which as WTI ascends should increase value