Baytex Energy Corp T.BTE

Kelvin

[CountryBoy69]

As you can see , you have many more supporters than just me , but of course we are good friends and share many common interests. The ISers as you referred to them are prolific , and that use of abuse is their only retort as they may not be of low IQ but they are incapable of debate or of wanting to allow a divergent opinions here or elsewhere. Your recent post , reply is full of very valuable info on the oil industry , BTE and future prospects , it's why l implored you not to quit , because a number of fools , can't take it. One of our mutual antagonists stated that he uses ignore and never abuse on this board . I both agree and disagree , l am pretty sure he personally doesn't use abuse , but he also doesn't use ignore as he responds with regularity to anything we post. , So he is not really a bad guy , unlike a number of his friends like the nameless man or the mineral who don't use ignore but have publically stated that pushing abuse is one of their favourite tactics. That is the purest definition of what some respected poster referred to a Sloth like behavior. As an owner , l must admit l am somewhat disappointed about the SP behavior of BTE but many other in the same sector suffer from some fear that oil prices will crash rather than go up to higher levels. To much credit given to both Biden and JTs programs to destroy a successful and important , actually vital part of both economies. With luckboththese retards will be history come their next respective elections.Then this sector will respond along with Financials in resuming where their price should be. Both the members of the Fed and the BOC should be terminated for their economy destroying policies , but it's not just that big of a deal as overpaid fat pensions await the slugs who impose a left wing kinterest rate policy on us , guaranteed to affect millions of innocents , but not those CRETINS.

[Cobalt]

wall of text acck thought you left?

[Kelvin]

Well CB69 I bet that most people have them on ignore or simply skim over their posts. I'm caught up in this metric " free cash flow yield" now. Investopedia defines it as follows: "What Is Free Cash Flow Yield? Free cash flow yield is a financial solvency ratio that compares the free cash flow per share a company is expected to earn against its market value per share. The

[jleer42]

Free cash flow is calculated slightly differently by different companies - it's a non IFRS GAAP metric - but in general it is the residual cash left over after all the bills are paid. If it is applied 100% to dividends then the FCF yield equals the dividend yield. If amounts are applied to other things such as buybacks the dividend yield decrases. People use the FCF yield as a what the

[Kelvin]

Thanks jleer42, Yeah my confusion arises because the financial accounting book by Needles & Powers uses the GAAP accounting method. It defines free cash flow yield as the key liquidity measure. Their definition is fcf yield = (net cash flows from operating activities) / (net income). It is a measure. It is a measure of a company's ability to generate fcf from their operating income. If a

[IainCaimbeul]

Hey cboy69. Why don't you and Kelvin just get a room and stroke each others egos in private so the rest of us can keep our food down.