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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Spyglass Resources Corp SGLRF

Spyglass Resources Corp is an oil and gas exploration and production company that conducts its operations in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. The Company is a dividend paying, intermediate oil & gas company that trades on the TSX under the symbol 'SGL'. It operates oil and natural gas properties in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

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Spyglass Resources Corp > ng prices next winter/ shale oil,gas pricing pressure
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Post by cender on May 30, 2014 8:03pm

ng prices next winter/ shale oil,gas pricing pressure

With all the shale gas wells in 2013 producing at record levels they could only add 2400 bcf to storage. We start this season at 800 bcf in storage,  say we have another record production year at 2600 bcf added to storage ... that leaves us with 3400 bcf going into winter 2014/2015 - an extremely low level  . This latest record winter draw of 3100 bcf most likely wont be repeated but a 2800 draw is possible . So it really comes down to the shale gas and if they can keep up record production levels ,I am starting to have my doubts .

   Very few of the  shale plays are actually making money even with huge initial production levels and the cost to drill is enormous - $7 million per horizontal well. Shale oil and gas accounts for 4 million barrels per day of u.s production , so almost half the total . Debt is starting to  drown some of these  companies as  revenue cannot keep pace ,many have debt twice the amount of yearly revenue - spyglass looks like a dream compared to many of them .  Given these dynamics, going forward  the price of natural gas and oil must rise or  many  of the shale plays will simply be forced to stop producing as the drillers run out of other peoples money. It seems much more likely that oil and gas continue the price march higher so that we dont have mass bankruptcies in the shale arena . It makes for an interesting year ahead for  SGL,LTS,BNP  that have much cheaper drilling costs . Spyglass has fixable problems at todays prices , many shale drillers do not.
Comment by cender on Jun 07, 2014 12:27pm
exports of ng to  mexico  looking very bullish- a huge factor in prices remaining strong- along with cooling demand in south and west (cali drought) :   "From Bentek yesterday. Bennie also says cooling demand is well above normal in our CA/SW. West Observer - Exports to Mexico lifted to record highs by SW outflows US exports to Mexico have reached a new weekly high ...more  
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