Post by
EnergyWatcher55 on Oct 28, 2021 4:27pm
Suncor divy could be the starting act for VET!
VET is swimming in cash. In excess of $500M with a low share float, this is a no brainer.
Comment by
Quintessential1 on Oct 29, 2021 2:05pm
VET and SU are in the O&G sector. That is where the similarities end. VET is still swimming in debt and needs to pay it down. If it does that I believe we will see the market reward VET with far more share price accreation than a dividend introduction would at this time. We'll see what the numbers say on the 9th. GLTA!
Comment by
Quintessential1 on Oct 29, 2021 3:02pm
Yup. 10 times the debt of VET and only 20 times the market cap. What were they thinking? If VET can reduce their debt to equity to Suncore's level, they can do what Suncore did. (maybe)
Comment by
Quintessential1 on Oct 29, 2021 4:31pm
So if they are going to use the free cash flow that they are "swimming in" to pay down debt, then they must be swimming in debt or they wouldn't have to use that cash flow to pay it down. I also noticed you allocated nothing to a dividend payment. So Free Cash Flow - Debt + 0 divy = Share price accreation Isn't that what I said? GLTA
Comment by
CashGreenGold on Oct 29, 2021 11:59pm
Amazing Post Sclarda! My first 16,000 shares was bought at ~ $4.50. I'll be looking at a 140% Div yeild on that tranche Overall I'm looking at 76% div Yield when it comes back.
Comment by
CashGreenGold on Oct 30, 2021 12:54am
As of Q2, they had less than 5% of 2022 oil hedged. and~ 69% of NG. the amt this company "traditionally" hedged was higher because they had a div. to pay Now they dont. How much they might have hegded is a complete guess now
Comment by
Quintessential1 on Nov 10, 2021 10:21pm
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Comment by
lashing on Oct 29, 2021 5:14pm
So many "experts" on this board. Yet the meme stock kids are outperforming you all several hundred x to 1.
Comment by
Rational43 on Oct 29, 2021 6:09pm
Awww, that's cute. You're probably not old enough to remember the Dot Com bubble. Google it before you load up more on Digital Images.