Baytex Energy Corp T.BTE

WoW.....won't be pretty 2Morrow!

[mrmomo]

Looks like i was spot on .....again! Canadian operations & massive debt load is literally killing the company and further explains it's total under-performance to it's American peers. And FYI, for those foolish. delusional folks saying "some" debt was re-payed and it's debt situation is ok.....good.....i have some "BREAKING" news for you.....lol

Are you guys actually looking at the same report i did? LOL......Probably NOT!

As it is late in the evening.......will post more thoughts on this tomorrow.....

But as per usual .....i was spot on here. But BTE because of their "unique" positioning still has time, still has options to "FIX" their problematic issues & recover.........compared to most of the other Canadian entities which will find themselves completely boxed in, in some VERY dire situations...

That's it for now.....but nore to say & come 2morrow....


GLTA

[Marty47]

Haha you must watch too much Donald trump speech , we don't really care about your spot on lol watever you call it , an old dog can always find his bone once in a while .....another clown I need to block ... sorry won't be able to see your tweet tomorrow Donald lol 

[mrmomo]

MartyMcFly47 wrote: "another clever clown I need to block .." The narrative ------->>> *MrMoMo attepmting to do his best Biff impression and knocking on MrMcfly's knoggin with his knuckles........"Hello....Hello .....Anybody home? Think Mcfly...... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhJGOYJo9mM This really doesn't deserve a reply.....but me being me......i just LUV

[mrmomo]

Just a few extra notes as promissed......I don't want to get into a long, detailed commentary, so this will be brief and just focus on the main issues. I've already clearly detailed & listed Baytex's problems and solutions in a previous post, so IF folks want to know more, they can just revist & read that post instead of me being repetative here. Here, i'll just point out

[uwebb429]

> Baytex debt right now stands at ~$3,2B? What is the source of your debt number?   Net debt $2,534,287 During the fourth quarter we reduced our net debt(1) by 10% ($290 million) due to a combination of free cash flow generation, net proceeds from the Viking divestiture and the impact of a strengthening Canadian dollar, relative to the U.S. dollar, on our U.S. dollar

[mrmomo]

uwebb429 wrote: "What is the source of your debt number?" It's right there in blck&white, right there on the BS.....you just have to know what look for & where.... in the right places. Many inexeperinenced folks on SH, those NOT too knowlegeable in either the sector itself or accounting practices....or both.....will never get that TRUE figure right! The real debt number for

[HeavyBanana]

Momo, I take it you don't care to broaden the knowledge of those less learned than yourself by not defining how you derive your debt number? Bravo, lol.

[robert41]

He won't respond he hates to be challenged... ask him why his beloved Hut 8 bitcoin stock is not responding to all time highs in bitcoin. You challenge momo he ignores you.

[raven16]

Sounds To Me That MoMo Is A Full Blown Narcissistic Douchebag That Doesn't Deserve A Response, It Would Only Feed His Twisted Ego.

[robert41]

Yah no other way to describe him sadly....sorry to clutter the board he's an interesting individual so wrong so often. Can't handle being challenged.

[mrmomo]

Raver16 wrote:"Thanks MoMo,For Shorting Baytex Because It Allowed Me To Buy More Shares At $4.37,It's Very Appreciative And Keep Up Your Good Work Shorting BTE." I'm not the one shorting my friend but if it makes hyou FELL better that some are....you're VERY welcome sir...i guess.......Just one more thing though Mr Raver16 .....i hope this "buying the dip" works