Post by
mjh9413 on Jan 27, 2024 9:03pm
Natgas under pressure
And not helped by Biden's moratorium on even started LNG export facilities, If lucky enough to have 90cent average cost from buying when it was a certain riser that's a current 14% yield with room on the sp downside. Only question is when to sell in anticipation sp bound to come down as we see temps into february/Apr, which EC says (with some caveats) will probably be above, with probability lower (AB, SK and parts of BC) less than 20%. Weather Network also predicts above average for western canada, and even below normal precip, so cud be another fire season. Plus we have carbon taxes going up on April 1st. Feds really turning the screw on fossil fuel prices, with 5% GST also added to Carbon tax amount. They have no idea what a dangerous scenario they are leading Canada into as they seek to mke electricity the only "fuel".for most transportation and heating.
Comment by
MrT2020 on Jan 30, 2024 8:27am
Production is too high ... storage is full . So drilling is shutting down as we speak and the next 12 months will be brutal for Pine Cliff and Birch Cliff . Dividends will be hard to justify
Comment by
kavern23 on Jan 30, 2024 10:41am
Yep you are correct. Things are mispriced so bad compared to fundamentals right now. brutal winter weather wise...too warm