CJ $100 a barrel is looking very good! Do your homework and don't listen to people on bullboards trying to create a negative landscape so they can steal your shares on a day trade.
I have been in CJ since Murray Edwards purchased his large ownership of shares, and make a lot of money off the monthly divi which is very safe.
The key here is understanding that CJ has a very low decline base of 22.376 barrels a day which means they spend less on keeping production flat to supporting the usual 5% positive growth year over year. This does not include the NEW Sag coming on stream Q4 2025 which is a game changer in terms of BPD and cashflow.
Lets just take an example using Q2 which is on the website for everyone to see rather than the usual characters talking nonsence without using the facts.
Second quarter adjusted funds flow of $81.8 million was allocated as follows: o Net debt(1) reduction – 25%; o Exploration and evaluation growth capital – 13%; o Capital expenditures to maintain production – 24%; o Asset retirement obligations ("ARO") – 2%; o Shareholder returns (dividends) – 36%;
I will take the divi clip every month and during key peak and trough periods take advantage, and its like clock work every year!
At $100 CDN a barrel CJ is in an excellent position with very low debt and solid cashflow with their low deline. There is no issues with CJ for those not trying to gamble on the day trade.
IMO Cooper