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Nuvista Energy Ltd T.NVA

Alternate Symbol(s):  NUVSF

NuVista Energy Ltd. is an oil and natural gas company, which is engaged in the exploration for, and the development and production of, oil and natural gas reserves in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. Its primary focus is on the scalable and repeatable condensate rich Montney formation in the Alberta Deep Basin (Wapiti Montney). Its core operating areas of Wapiti and Pipestone in the Montney formation are located near the City of Grande Prairie, Alberta, approximately 600 kilometers northwest of Calgary. Its Montney Formation is a shale gas and shale oil resource. The Montney formation in the Wapiti area is a thick (200m+) section of hydrocarbon-charted fine-grained reservoir found at depths ranging from 2,500-3,500m.


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Comment by Alkayssion Aug 26, 2022 12:04pm
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RE:RE:Next stop

RE:RE:Next stop

I follow you guys all the time, i exited mid june with the panic sale that week. I admit i was able to sleep back then, but i cant now as the stocks are going up again lol. I am debating on purchase ENB and start making 6% dividend plus growth to be on the safe side, or join one more time and make 50 to 70 percent more within a year. Do you guys think there is a big risk now specifically with the talk about the deal with Iran? And also next rate hikes could lead to recession? I appreciate any comments. 

 

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