RE:This is where we goI'm with you regarding your comments. The stock has had a fabulous run up within the past 30 days.
Next week or 2, I think, we're gonna see a pull back in the share price as we get close to November earnings report. Cash at hand!
G/L.
topdop wrote: NatG/Oil has firmed up nicely.
Chances of that swinging back are extremely unlikely.
The Repsol integrations are largely complete. Further $ ops savings are still to come.
I don't see more Divvy increases.
Rather, in an environment of dropping BoC rates, letting the CapEx appreciate without Divvy increases will still - say in one year - present attractive divvy rates WRT the wider deteriorating interest rate floor we will face 18 months out.
This set of circumstances can present a perfect opportunity for PEY to garner increasing marginal debt reduction(s) and without adding balance sheet stress elsewhere.
And that, there, is what makes this a $25 company (again).
Big picture is I believe a wider Asset / Value re-rating will occur: PEY is a very respected and efficient Biz. For good or bad, moves to become more recognized by the Street (for eg. new Research initiations & simply more institutional Research) will help in this regard.