Jerome Hass Ithaca Energy Inc. IAE-T COMMENT Dec 16, 2013

Buy at $2 and sell at $2.75-$3. The Street loves it. Trading well below NAV. It could be in play. Take a little profit above $2.60.

Was supposed to be a takeover quite a while ago and he lost patience with it. This one always seems to be next year’s story.

Believes this is worth more than what it is trading at. He exited his position because he was very frustrated that they didn’t take any the offers that came their way. Although he has a high regard for management, one of the issues is that management is well paid, but they don’t own a lot of stock, so there is no big incentive for them.

(Looking for a short term trade.) Had a couple of tests of just under a $3 resistance point. Couldn’t break that and the most recent support of $2.54 was take out. Technically he would be a little nervous of it and would like to see it break $2.50 before getting too excited.

It should be getting Brent prices, but he has never been a fan of the North Sea.

Base building through mid-’13 to mid-’13. Now it is going through a horizontal trading range. $2.30 is important support.

Had really liked management, but they had rebuffed a couple of takeover offers, so he sold his holdings. The North Sea is an expensive place to produce oil. They are prudent managers, so he expects they probably have a third to a half of their production hedged for 6 months to a year.

This is a North Sea play. Their biggest field, Stella, is expected to come online in January. Assuming it comes online as planned, the stock looks very cheap, trading at about 4.5X debt adjusted cash flow. Its peers are trading more at 6-8 times. Expect there will be some re-rating once the Stella field comes online.

This has a stellar project in the UK. They’ve had lots of delays in getting the platform, and basically there was a lot of expectations for them to have a massive increase in cash flow a long time ago. It does look like it is going to hit this year, even with another delay. They’ll probably get production going substantially above previous levels. The stock is very, very cheap. They’ll take the cash flow and bring down debt, and the stock should get re-rated. There is plenty of potential if things go right.