RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:why do you assume i 'm short cpg?Hedges mitigate risk. We're still paying for previous aquisitions. Here is the postitive rub, the company says they would like to the cash portion of the Duvernay aquisition payed off this year. That brings us in to that golden 1:1 cashflow/debt ratio.
soundandfury wrote: LiquidOctopusV2 wrote: It's probably not that far off but it will be less because the hedges decline every quarter. Q2 2022 is down to about 15%.
I like the hedges so much before the oil price ran. Now it's just one of those things that the debt make necessary.
soundandfury wrote: LiquidOctopusV2 wrote: I"ve got to admit, I've looked aroudn for the this $360 million hedge loss number and I can't see where you dug it up. It's not unreasonable, so I'm not arguing it, but where did you find it?
I did notice that $360 million was their debt repayment this quarter.
soundandfury wrote: $imply because i talk about their 360 million hedge loss in 2021.........hmmm.......anyone who knows me knows i never short sell ever......besides if i did sell some of my cpg stock i certainly would invest it in a better dividend paying company
i simply took the hedge loss of 90 million for q2 and multiply by 4 for 360 million loss in 2021.........it could be more or could be less but i think q2 times 4 is a reasonable estimate
thats true.......but dont you think if you hedge at the bottom of the market you should also be hedging at this oil price.......real hedges lock in gains not losses