Post by
UofTrader on Mar 10, 2016 6:33pm
Financial Results Drama
Many oil companies are reporting losses equal to a third or half of their current share price, BNK reported an annual loss of 0.014 I don't understand how this is HORRIBLE. Bankers was smart enough to allow their production to decline to keep a strong balance sheet unlike many other oil companies that tried to keep up production and deal with insane cash burn, other companies are issuing shares like no tomorrow while Bankers is trying to self fund and not go back to the market in any big way so far. This stock is more correlated to the price of oil rather than the Financial results. The thing I think stopping this company sp from going much higher is the tax dispute, at this point all that matters is that it's resolved regardless of how much we pay. I'm staying long with this company because of their EOR program and how quickly they can get rigs back online. If the dispute is resolved and the recent rig count declines translate into declines in inventory we'll be in a good place.
Comment by
LordIskander on Mar 10, 2016 6:36pm
BNK reported an annual loss of 0.014 I don't understand how this is HORRIBLE. Expectations were 0.03 EPS. Made all the analysts look bad.
Comment by
Coop007 on Mar 10, 2016 7:13pm
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Comment by
Coop007 on Mar 10, 2016 7:18pm
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Comment by
Coop007 on Mar 10, 2016 7:13pm
Added another 10k shares today to my sit, hold, smile account :-) GLTA
Comment by
good40 on Mar 10, 2016 8:20pm
The loss per share decreases with increases to outstanding shares. What are you comparing ? Year over year, net income reduced by $132 million. That's a 103% reduction. Brent is currently 25% lower than the 2015 average... plus they intend to reduce production by another 15% compared to 2015. I don't see 2016 as being better, even without considering the $57 million tax dispute.