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This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.
Surge Energy Inc (SGY-T) is considered a small-cap oil producer that has demonstrated consistent performance, yielding attractive dividends ranging from 5.1% to over 7%. Experts note its low decline rates and a substantial drilling inventory of approximately 12 years, making it an appealing option for income-focused investors. However, its small market capitalization raises concerns about institutional interest, which may limit its growth potential. While the balance sheet is described as strong, analysts suggest that there are other stocks with better growth prospects and inventory available. In summary, Surge is seen as a well-managed company but potentially underperforming due to its size and lack of institutional attraction.
Stock has had a tremendous amount of selling. Have been some very large US institutional holders that got disillusioned by both the differential blow out and some missed year-end projections. There was also a VP that left, which really rattled the market. At this level, he thinks it is trading at well below what it should be worth. Excellent management team. There is a catalyst coming up with some properties they have in North Dakota that are quite valuable. Balance sheet is in reasonably good shape.
Trading at very, very low levels and is trading at its proved value producing reserve value. This means just producing existing production, and given no value for 1) proved reserves that hasn’t been drilled and brought on 2) probable reserves or 3) any un-booked upside (acres they haven’t drilled). The current value of the stock plus debt is implying that all of that additional upside is worth nothing. This company has had a number of stumbles. Stock is very cheap but he sees no reason to buy it. There are better names.
Got clobbered and yet when you look at the report card for 2012, you scratch your head and ask why, as they delivered some incredible results and added 40% to their proven reserves. Thinks they missed production targets in the 2nd-3rd quarters. There were some very large US shareholders that simply bailed. Trading at 2X this year’s cash flow only. The play inventory is spectacular. They’ve got a West Central Alberta oil focused. 70% of their assets are oil.
Had a really bad operations update. Wells were not coming on nearly as well as had been hoped. In the meantime, they spend a lot more money trying to get the area to work and debt to cash flow ballooned to 2X. Now the CEO is on a temporary leave. Name has become a value stock in oil/gas, which has not been the best way to make money historically, but he likes the board. Very cheap at 3.5X cash flow.
Fallen 20% or so in the last week because of rumours that they are going to miss their guidance. Coming out with a new report on the 21st of this month. Most analysts have a target price of around $12 a share. On a multiple and valuation basis it is extremely attractive. This is really “Sell on news” and “Buy on fact”. Doesn’t think there is much more downside to it but considerable upside.
Would be careful on this one. Solid team but really fell off the cliff in a hurry. Missed their Q3 numbers. Tried a completion technique that wasn’t working and then switched. Has been taking longer to get the wells to produce at the rates they expected. Also spent a lot more than they had intended. Concerned about their decline rates.
A junior Crescent Point (CPG-T) and it is being held by one of the founders of Crescent Point. He now has the currency to be able to buy assets in a very asset rich environment. 8% yield.