posted January 27, 2023 12:33 am by newcoin
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An amazing opportunity to get a 10% dividend on your investment for the rest of your life.
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posted January 26, 2023 05:00 pm by wreckhouse
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given Freeport LNG Development, L.P. the approval it requested to restart some operations, a regulatory filing from Thursday shows. BCRNW
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posted January 26, 2023 04:44 pm by wreckhouse
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Thanks Yasch , the funny part here is it only seems like yesterday everybody was screeming about the LOW BOTTOM HEDGES and now LOOK ! How things can change on a dime . BCRNW
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posted January 26, 2023 04:05 pm by Yasch22
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Check out the marketing report that was updated January 15: https://www.peyto.com/Files/Operations/Marketing/Marketing_Jan%202023v2.pdf For Q1 2023, 72%+ is hedged at these prices in $CAD: AECO 7A:&
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posted January 26, 2023 03:46 pm by Yasch22
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Thanks Q -- good article from OilPrice.com: *** Partial quote: Freeport LNG on Monday confirmed for Oilprice.com that repairs had been completed at its liquefied natural gas export facility, which
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posted January 26, 2023 02:50 pm by Quintessential1
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"Just my opinion, but when Freeport goes back online, I suspect the upward pressure on prices will be minimal and short-term." Yes now they will and a month from now even less but in
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posted January 26, 2023 02:40 pm by Yasch22
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Interesting article offering a lot more details than we usually read about. https://kyivindependent.com/world/europe-still-hooked-on-russian-gas-despite-deep-cut It also shows the limitations of the
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posted January 26, 2023 01:18 pm by Yasch22
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Yes, I see your point about how the shut-down of Freeport helped to lower prices in the USA, and Canada. My point was only that the shutdown, especially in the first couple of months after the fire
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posted January 26, 2023 01:14 pm by shenty46
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what it looks like natural gas prices may go lower than dollar 2, may be in summer, and there is a lot of prouction, if prices fall below even dollar 2.5, a lot companies will be forced to slash the
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posted January 26, 2023 01:02 pm by RusticHit
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Very surprising that these Nat gas stocks holding pretty good despite Nat gas at 2.70 2 years lows may be Big Funds slowly selling so prices not crash as they get out or they are thinking
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posted January 26, 2023 10:50 am by newcoin
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Break even at less than US$2.50 Henry Hub. KEY RESULTS 120% dividend increase. PEY will increase its monthly dividend to $0.11/share (from $0.05/share
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posted January 26, 2023 04:31 am by houbahop
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Thanks to the stupidity of natural gas producers having increasing their production as top priority, we will see natgas price trade below $2 in a couple of weeks. Killing the golden goose with such
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posted January 26, 2023 12:22 am by stockmarket1
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Last time on BNN market call, Ross Healy had PEY as his top pick. Curious if he still holds it now with Nat Gas tanking?
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posted January 26, 2023 12:20 am by stockmarket1
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As I write this the price of Nat Gas is below $3 !! Like you, I'm beginning to wonder if PEY pulled the trigger too early with the hefty monthly dividend increase. Geez, I dunno.
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posted January 25, 2023 09:13 pm by Quintessential1
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Actually I was thinking just the opposite. That the shut in LNG helped lower US domestic NG prices by building inventories and supply. Freeport uses about 2-3% of the total NA NG supply to
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posted January 25, 2023 08:36 pm by gold_diggers1
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With NG price tanking, has PEY's BOD overlooked and hence increased dividend payout prematruely to $0.11/month ($1.32/year) ? i.e. is it sustainable? The market seems to think Not
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posted January 25, 2023 07:47 pm by auagntungsten
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And the temperature starts dropping......
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posted January 25, 2023 01:08 pm by Yasch22
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Interesting points, Quintessential. Just an amateur opinion, but the inflation-fighting benefits to a delay in reopening Freeport are probably minimal. It's true that the shut-in last June
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posted January 24, 2023 04:32 pm by Yasch22
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Frank Stronach runs the old playbook on comparing corporate debt to national debt. They're not the same. A government can roll over debt continuously (within some limitations, though the
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posted January 24, 2023 04:22 pm by Quintessential1
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I am cautiously optimistic that they start up soon. Since the shut in NG helps lower prices and aids the current administration with its short term inflationary goals I don't see the bereaucracy
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