RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WTI I'm glad to hear you have done alright and good luck in 2022.
Debt is a killer and it got both CVE and HSE in a lot of trouble. They spent money they didn't have and now that the new entity is reducing net debt the market is slowly but cautiously stepping back in.
If they reach their interim debt target by March 31st and substantially increase the dividend then a lot of pension funds are going to jump back in because the market is starved for companies that are reasonably priced with solid dividends. Look at how utility stocks are trading at record highs. The market ultimately seeks stability and a good payout. That could be CVE if they don't deviate from the basic plan.
Also, by Spring, COP will have substantially reduced their percentage which alleviates some of the selling pressure. Thus, I can see where by summer we might be sitting at around 22 bucks a share but lots of things still have to go right in order to realize that price.