RE:gte In the midst of the crude collapse last spring, I'm sure GTE's bankers required them to secure some guaranteed income no matter what price. Despite bad hedges, I'm interested to see if they continue to cut losses and generate a positive balance sheet in Q1. They have to do that before they become "very explosive".
Usually, the price rises coming into the Q news. Not this time. If the news is good tomorrow, perhaps a nice short squeeze is in order. We have seen that a couple of times recently.