AvenEx Energy Corp AVNDF

YLO

[stooly]

Kingscourt:  The problem was, YLO was still rated a hold as it continued in free-fall - I bailed out at $3.75.  It finally ended in the low pennies.  The only analyst who "said it like it was", was the guy from TD Newcrest - thank goodness I heeded his advice.  Here AVF still is a Hold.  And Tompson Reuters still talks about AVF as owning ER.  Are any of these rating "services" ever timely?  And accurate?  Maybe AVF's just too small to bother with.

[Kingscourt]

There's no question it's hard to know what to believe anymore. All we can do as investors is to try and stay as informed as possible. Over the last couple of months I have found the folks on this board to be a great wealth of information with regards to press releases, conference calls, emails to management, ideas, opinions and so on. At the end of the day there are no guarantees, but from

[billfox54]

I agree that AVF is the least likely to go broke, and that the other two have serious hurdles, but it wouldn't surprise me to find that CHX, with huge leverage and 66% natgas weighting, might have a shot at the most upside.  That said, I don't think there's enough information with CHX to know how they'll do.  In Q3 they were trading just over 2x cash flow (real cheap) and