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Cuda Oil and Gas Inc JNEXF

Cuda Oil And Gas Inc is a Canada based company. The main activity of the company is oil and natural gas exploration, development and production in the Province of Alberta, Canada and in the State of Wyoming in the United States. It derives revenue from the sale of Crude oil, Natural gas and Natural gas liquids, of which a majority of revenue is earned from the sale of Crude oil.


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Post by xCF033on Feb 04, 2021 9:41am
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Leverage to higher oil prices, CF sensitivity?

Leverage to higher oil prices, CF sensitivity?CUDA was trading at 50c a year ago pre-pandemic. Has not moved... yet?

Since then, they renegotaited their debt and actually received addiitional cash. Clearly lenders love this thing otherwise it would have gone Chap 11/ CCAA. They must see something in the asset to give more $ to the Co.  

Gas flood is working according to mgmt which means more production (production is actually inclining instead of declining like frac plays) and higher CF. Using some other floods as a comp (didn't Spartan 2.0 not SDE, have a flood that ran for decades?). Now have more money to optimize operations into higher WTI prices.

Need a little help... I am looking for leverage to higher energy prices. Seems like a no-brainer but has anyone run what CF looks like at $55/WTI, $65?, $75?
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