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Opinions Bruce Campbell (2)
Painted Pony EnergyPONY.TOCOMMENTDec 10, 2014
$9.12
Stock price when the opinion was issued
$0.69
As of Oct 08, 2020. Market Open.
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He is bullish on Albertan-based natural gas because we have declining production and supply, increased take away capacity and inventories are at a 10 year low. The winter will eventually come and then there is the prospect of depleting storage. A lot of Nat gas companies have hedged away their Alberta gas exposure. Pony still leaves him a little uncomfortable, however. He likes BRK-T, TOU-T and ARX-T. The balance sheet of PONY-T leaves him pause.
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They have significant assets in the core area that will benefit from LNG. They had a tough second quarter and production came in because they shut in some production. The fourth quarter is going to be good. He thinks they can buy down debt next year. It is a higher beta stock and not owned by institutions. They could be a takeover candidate 3 or 4 years down the road.
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Results are not out yet because of a pipeline issue on the West Coast of BC. He thinks their volumes will pick up again as the pipeline issues are resolved. It is a very cheap stock at one and a half times cash flow. We need LNG takeaway capacity on the west coast, which will benefit them in 2024. We are probably going to have the lowest storage levels in a long time in North America due to cold weather. And Canadian Nat Gas prices are above $3 right now. It looks like cold weather will go on a little longer.
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One of many he has on his radar list of those he thinks would be attractive. Wants to see things settle out in the energy sector. From a natural gas standpoint, this is one of the names he would be looking at to add to. Have continued to increase production with fairly good production costs. With the real estate they own, there is a lot of area for them to drill and increase production. Any take out would probably happen on an LNG announcement.