Comment by
Theconsortman on Dec 09, 2020 11:54am
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Saturn Oil & Gas Details Management Change
That is never happening. Read the latest MD&A from te end of November. In breech on their loans. Prudential has them by the short and curlys.
Comment by
peterj99 on Dec 09, 2020 6:41pm
What do you think Prudential will do? My guess is Prudential wants Saturn to be successful. That would be the best way for Prudential to make money with their customer (Saturn)
Comment by
Theconsortman on Dec 10, 2020 11:23am
Customer? Prudential does not care, they want their money +interest back. Yes they have waived the violations but from here on in all extra money is going towards them, not shareholders. Prudential will get paid first make no mistake.They will keep the host just barely alive while milking them as hard as they can.
Comment by
Theconsortman on Dec 10, 2020 1:01pm
If Prudential thinks they can get the value of their loaned money back they would either tell the management the Company is sold or push them into Bankruptcy by demanding payment. In these cases shareholders are second in line and likely get $0.
Comment by
peterj99 on Dec 10, 2020 1:40pm
you single out Saturn. I suggest you look at this year's high and low for the following:WCP, SGY, CDV, CPG etc for starters Do you really believe a bankruptcy is probable? Do you think bankruptcy gets your money back?
Comment by
Theconsortman on Dec 10, 2020 6:13pm
You are comparing SAturn to those? Saturn is a little speck of soil (see hat I did there?) on the bottom of it's shoe. Bankruptcy won't get shareholders money back but it may get Prudentials. That was my point.
Comment by
Theconsortman on Dec 11, 2020 2:11am
Time value of money my friend. If you sell now you could put the proceeds into a number of oil stocks that will increase in value. Or you can hold the bag full of Saturn stock.