RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Backing the bus up to short this one That's correct, alrid. Their strong hedging for the first half bodes well for their Q1 earnings which are coming up in two weeks. And their not-so-strong hedging for the second half means they will be in a good position to take advantage of the (likely) higher crude prices in the second half.
Interesting to note their close-to-100k bbls/d production will qualify them as the largest Canadian energy company eligible for the newly-announced loan guarantee. They won't need to tap into it, but it will be an extra comfort layer to their mattress.
Pretty confident Seymour Schulich finds the current stock price attractive too - he currently owns 5% of MEG.
James