FFO says it all - based on Q3 Numbers - Its a StealFFO is a good measure because it represents a good measure of the companies ability to generate cash from operations.
In Q3 VET FFO was 272.8 million (anualize) that it roughly 1.091 billion dollars.
Vet current market cap is approxmatly 2.2 billion dollars
VET is trading at approximately 50% FFO for every dollar you invest in VET
Compare that to ARX
In Q3 ARX FFO was 586.08 million anualized roughly 2.344 billion dollars.
Arc current market cap is roughly 15.11 billion dollars.
ARX is trading at approximately 15.5% FFO for every dollar you invest in ARX
So for every dollar invested VET is throwing off significanly more FFO than ARX resources and industry darling. Pretty well 3X the FFO per dollar invested when compared to ARX. Using Q3 numbers.
VET is not just a bargin, its a steal.
IMHO
MHP