Trillion Energy International Inc. C.TCF

TCF fair value is .81 as per morning star nov 28

[Humanist]

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[DarylTheFrog]

Could you provide a example One whewre Morninstar has ever been right on any prediction of a stocks price.This is PUMPERFODDER

[Maxmoe]

How hard is it to grasp the Morningstar "fair value" is a consensus driven theoretical quantitative model term proprietary to m/s ? Guys on BNN like acker and Bolton spout this kind of "data" as "fact" all the time. There are services that rank the accuracy of the individual analysts in the m/s database if you're  actually interested. There are even , for a

[Snakebite18]

Anyone in the know , which these idiots are obviously not, would know that it's not supposed to be used as a prediction tool. It's a analysis of stocks risk adjusted return based on past performance over a period of time 2, 4, even 10 years. What it does give, basically, is how well that stock has performed and with some oversight and some conclusions of your own, you can make a fair

[Snakebite18]

Having said that, I did glance over the financials, IMO they weren't that bad. Personally I thought they'd be worse. But if you put in context with what Art has recently said about playing it safe with the production infrastructure until they really can understand it more, they actually look pretty decent. He was quoted saying they just have to get through a few wells. So if I'm

[DarylTheFrog]

Its a wishful thinkiung appraoch posted for one reason.The stock is trading at 48 cents .The analysis sttaes 81 which of course its not.....I stand by my post that its a PUMPERFODDER tewchnique to entice others to buy up to that level.Why would they they can fill their boots here at 48............

[Snakebite18]

Wow. Is it just me or are this idiots getting dumber by the day. I just said it's not a prediction tool. It just analysis that a investor can use. And trust me - the bar wasn't that high to begin with. 

[Maxmoe]

Sorry, can't help you. Can't argue with that sharp rapier like Wit. Could math be of assistance? The riskier and more volatile a stock is, the greater the expected return demanded. Ie if the stock is 48 and the consensus expectation for the stock price a year from now  Is 48, nobody would buy. Instead, based on that volatility and other risk in this stock, investors expect big return.