Two Charts You Should not be Without Currrent WTI price is $73 which is very close to 2018 levels.
At that time, BRY was trading in the $0.60 to $0.70 range but carried a huge debt overhang.
Subsequently, oil prices began to decline along with BRY revenues until by Q4 of 2020, quarterly revenues were less than $7 million.
During this time period, Debt was being paid down and is now much lower than in the past 5 years.
Revenues have begun to increase but lagged to the price of WTI by several quarters.
As that happens, BRY should rise to its former highs in the $0.65 to $0.70 range
5 Year WTI price chart
5 Year BRY Price Chart