Yangarra Resources Ltd T.YGR

Q4 expected 1 Feb?

[Westboro1]

Should be movement in the stock up to then

[Helloworld]

Definitely getting a lot of movement daily on the stock. One of the biggest movers again today.

[Westboro1]

Unfortunately in the wrong direction. Professional or institutional traders drop it down and then let it run at the next q report.   All juniors are flatlinjng despite great cash flow and debt reduction 

[kavern23]

Hard market right now...every economic indicator from the USA economy is flashing a recession is here or near.  Unemployment rate is next to crash. Oil at over 80 is luck right now. Yangarra will be fine but a storm is coming likely to the markets. going to be hard for CHINA to power the energy markets if USA economy is sick.

[Westboro1]

I think USA is in a recession like us but structural elements like lack of workers- rhise under 50 are not having chuldren persist.  Huge personal savings in China, pent up demand in the west....just the texh froth coming off the top. Every day oil consumption increases and interest rates are alomst topped and inflation is coming down..... once us and canada rates stop going up ...the bull

[kavern23]

This whole temp run on oil has been on china. Do you think the Chinese citizen will spend? Culture is different, not like North America in which citizens are addicted to debt.

[cfliesser]

Everything right now is pointing to a shallow recession.  Job market is strong because labour participation dropped.  Why? Because baby boomers finally retired, en masse. Can never have a bad recession if job markets are strong. I don't see companies laying off a lot when labour markets are fairly tight. A lot of risk to lay off if you cant hire back easily. So unemployment will

[cfliesser]

Important to note it is NOT 2008. Not even close. And look at what happened to oil demand in 2008... Didn't drop that much. This will be even less. Remember that oil demand in Western countries probably will drop and may have already peaked tbh. But our economies don't matter anymore for demand growth. Look to India and Asia, they have a lot of growth left before their standard of

[Westboro1]

Right on. Asia, MENA will drive future growth as the west declines 

[Westboro1]

I think....like the others are saying on this board...it will be a shallow recession.  I have noted the drama has toned down on the business media.  China is a factor but so is India and its growth and power is accelerating.  We have to looknat the world economy not only through the China lens aalthough they are a driver. Demand for housing, demand for health care, high immigration