Vermilion Energy Inc T.VET

vet or bte

[viper2000]

looking at buying vet or bte which company has more upside? tia

[Ebankbank]

Look at the turnaround since March 2020 I was in for 22 per share because of the dividends,got hit hard with Covid-19 and went down below 3 bucks and we lost our 23 cents per month dividend. We are now in much better shape! way lower debt good property reintroducing the dividends. The way the price of oil and gas are we could be debt free by the end of 2022. I made good on the dividends and now

[RayDonovan78]

I just sold both with some nice gains. In my opinion oil is going to roll back to below $90  how it will effect stock price ????? Remember its a commodity as fast as it goes up, it comes down faster  

[stockmarket1]

If you have a short term view, then yes. Not longer term though --- 3+ years. Just think where we were just 1 year ago.....and now! VET's break even I think is $60 wti? Well, at $90...still raking in cash! We'll be hire by summer. 

[crappot]

RAY, I'M GONA BET YOU WITH A  2 By 4...

[mnztr]

In 2019 when VET was at this price oil as only $55. So at $90 VET is worth around 45-50. Add corrib and you have $60. Some time in Q2-3 VET will start upping the divy or do buybacks as they really have to in order to avoid being taken out super cheap. In fact IMHO there is already a big risk of this. 

[stockmarket1]

As I previously stated here.... Even if WTI and Brent declined down to $70 - $75 level --- and thats a large decline from current levels. VET is still raking in a boat load of cash AND.....by that time the debt will have been paid down even more. We're good for a while longer imo. The more VET declines....ample cash at hand to buy. Yup...I welcome it, personally.

[Pandora]

I sold 500 the other day and turned it into 1800 CHE.UN A good dividend and if this commodity run can hold it should have some up side to it.