Peyto Exploration & Development Corp T.PEY

DIVIDEND

[Sukhi19]

What last five yeras have taught us that no divi is safe in Energy Sect except for CNQ.
Best is to stick to Banks and Utilities.

[houbahop]

Sure, and last week, you were saying BIR dividend was safe...

[Sukhi19]

I was following BIR comments on stockchase, The analysts on that site were confident that  BIR will not cut dividend. They had increased it one year ago. Even Tonken had said that they would cut CapX but not divi. So my comments were based on above facts,

[houbahop]

I sincerely hope you don't base your invesment decisions on analysts words. It has been obvious BIR would cut its dividend since December's warm weather. Their dividend was vulnerable since last September. As for Peyto, history as shown they would keep the dividend at current levels 2-3 quarters  past the time where  they could not afford it (with increase debt). They have

[stockmarket1]

Let's hope management doesn't lose sight of the ball, and also, lets hope that we soon get a solid base price footing for Nat gas. I do believe this winter cold expectation -- as far as I'm concerned -- is behind us. Meaning, from this point on, it's going to get milder. As for the upcoming summer season temps etc....who knows. Guessing this is really a waste of time.

[stockmarket1]

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[stockmarket1]

 So many examples, but, when it comes to this topic. Vermillion energy always comes to mind. The previous CEO stated NUMEROUS times on BNN that the dividend WOULD NOT be cut. Well, anyone who held VET knows what eventually happened. And since, the shares of VET have yet recover

[robert41]

The fact that those analysts said what they said is brutalBirs situation couldnt have been more obvious..record shale oil production brings with it a ton of extra gas as well. If as some think that shale drops off thru 2024 that may help gas supply. Houba is better qualified than most on this stuff. Now 2025 could be interesting at some point kitimat will be filling ships and perhaps inline with