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Doesn’t think the dividend is safe. A lot of these companies should not be paying dividends, or certainly not as large as they are. This company has made some acquisitions and they are trying to reposition their portfolio. Still have a lot of debt. Thinks they may sell some things sooner rather than later. The dividend is really handcuffing them from their ability to go out and make strategic longer-term decisions.
Thinks this is a real good one. Has a payout ratio of under 100%, a dividend of around 7.5%, and is trading at about 3.7X EV discounted to its cash flow, versus its peers of almost double that. Just bought some new properties that fit in well, which should help in terms of execution. A high-risk name, but a very good one to own.
Probably the cheapest yield name in the space for similar sized companies. Has been unloved. It’s probably about 2.5X cash flow where the average is 5 to 7 over the longer term. Just made a couple of acquisitions, this expands their plays. Increased their land inventory, and have a new core area. Looking for some good things to come out of this. Very cheap.
(A Top Pick August 9/13. Up 25.9%.) Have converted over to a dividend paying model, and it takes a period of time for the market to understand the sustainability and risks involved. Recently bought some assets that allow them to have a 3rd area in their suite. Still trades at a discount to its peers.
Has recently added to his position and likes the dividend model. Feels dividend is sustainable. At these levels, you are getting paid 7% per year. The company is not trying to hit the ball out of the park with massive growth, but just trying to grow at 3%-5% a year. Expects high single digit, low double-digit total returns from the story. Doesn’t see the stock getting through $5.75 any time soon, but if you can Buy below $5.40, it is probably not a bad entry point.
Transitioned into a dividend growth model. There is a long history with this name. About 55% oil, a good balance. Of the ones that have transitioned, they are more oily names because that is an easier model for transition. It always comes down to the model. Not sure all assets are de-risked enough. He is prepared to give management the opportunity to prove it out. Prefers some others (e.g. SGY, TOG).
Safe if you are a dividend investor. The perception is that their plays are not ‘A’ quality. A recent acquisition put LRE-T shares in the hands of investors who may not want to keep them. Wait 3 months for them to finish selling. Prefers others.