Post by
MyHoneyPot on Aug 02, 2024 10:55am
Couldn't it be cheaper?
Really with Kelt production coming together in third and fourth quarter could not be a better time to buy.
Even if Kelt ends the year with 100 million in debt, and 50,000 boe/day, those are good solid numbers and 100 million in debt is really not significant.
The word on the street and it was reiterated with Eric Nuttal on market call, the world is using 103 million boe/day of oil, and inventories have never been lower.
Kelt is under valued and another buying opportunity.
IMHO
Comment by
MorganEarp on Aug 02, 2024 11:15am
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Comment by
gassygeezer on Aug 02, 2024 11:55am
so $4.70 seems a good averge down price target to avoid 31 million share competition from Insiders in the know. Only the poorest managed companies foster such Misalignment with shareholders even wilson isn't buying but relying on options now .
Comment by
PabloLafortune on Aug 02, 2024 1:21pm
Canadian NAV valuations especially for natural gas are far fetched and a figment of someone's imagination. They use commodity prices that are unrealistic. IIRC they use $4.25 AECO for 2026 and beyond. @$4.25 AECO, everybody would be doubling natural gas production which would cause natural gas prices to fall to sub $1 again. More realistic #? $2.75.
Comment by
gassygeezer on Aug 02, 2024 1:47pm
Agree, once bank debt runs the price decks you're screwed, unless of course one has astute marketing / hedging in place like you long ago pontificated..at this point i think you would get better vote rersults than the current roster