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Trading at a very low valuation. Biggest weighting for him. Likes it for the exploration front, partnership with government and valuation. Trading at 2.4x cashflow at $65. 28% free cashflow yield. Theoretically could keep production flat and pay 28% free cash. Sitting on $460M cash. What to do with the cash? Looking into new acreages. Free optionality on exploration or could get acquired for deleveraging by a company like Vermillion. 70% upside possible. (Analysts’ price target is $30.52)
Many different applications of helium. Partnering with a team from Encana. In Canada and US. Looking for them to start drilling and producing helium. Helium regulations are changing come September and will provide a huge opportunity. No dividend.
Many different applications of helium. Partnering with a team from Encana. In Canada and US. Looking for them to start drilling and producing helium. Helium regulations are changing come September and will provide a huge opportunity. No dividend.
Help influencers with video adoption online, getting more viewers and more revenue. NBA is a client. Growing topline about 60% per year. Equate it to what could happen to LSPD. Based on peer group, could trade in the $47-50 range. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $20.17)
Help influencers with video adoption online, getting more viewers and more revenue. NBA is a client. Growing topline about 60% per year. Equate it to what could happen to LSPD. Based on peer group, could trade in the $47-50 range. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $20.17)
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly AMD is the world's second largest manufacturer of CPUs, after Intel. Recent reported earnings showed impressive growth in all key segments of computers, gaming and servers. EPS is expected to grow another 28% this year and continue those rates over the five. We would buy this will a stop-loss at $55, looking to achieve $103 -- upside potential of 33%. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $102.86)
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly AMD is the world's second largest manufacturer of CPUs, after Intel. Recent reported earnings showed impressive growth in all key segments of computers, gaming and servers. EPS is expected to grow another 28% this year and continue those rates over the five. We would buy this will a stop-loss at $55, looking to achieve $103 -- upside potential of 33%. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $102.86)
The traditional car makers have finally made moves to catch up to Tesla. In one of the best positions to benefit from cyclical and secular trends. Margins are improving, leading to a higher stock multiple. Yield is 2.30%. (Analysts’ price target is $84.65)
The traditional car makers have finally made moves to catch up to Tesla. In one of the best positions to benefit from cyclical and secular trends. Margins are improving, leading to a higher stock multiple. Yield is 2.30%. (Analysts’ price target is $84.65)
The Rogers-Shaw deal will rotate money out of Shaw into peers like Telus. But what will happen with this deal? Will it be approved? Will there be clauses, if approved? The recent sale of Telus International added cash to their balance sheet. They can grow their dividend at an outsized rate. It pays a good dividend and Telus will attract more capital from the Shaw deal. (Analysts’ price target is $28.98)
The Rogers-Shaw deal will rotate money out of Shaw into peers like Telus. But what will happen with this deal? Will it be approved? Will there be clauses, if approved? The recent sale of Telus International added cash to their balance sheet. They can grow their dividend at an outsized rate. It pays a good dividend and Telus will attract more capital from the Shaw deal. (Analysts’ price target is $28.98)
Renewables had a great 2020, but have come off so far this year. Now is a good level to enter BEP. Brookfield can source and invest capital around the world. There'll be more money flowing into this sector. Caluations are a concern though, like Plug Power's, but BEP is backed by their core hydro power business and the parent company. (Analysts’ price target is $58.63)
Renewables had a great 2020, but have come off so far this year. Now is a good level to enter BEP. Brookfield can source and invest capital around the world. There'll be more money flowing into this sector. Caluations are a concern though, like Plug Power's, but BEP is backed by their core hydro power business and the parent company. (Analysts’ price target is $58.63)
Trading at a very low valuation. Biggest weighting for him. Likes it for the exploration front, partnership with government and valuation. Trading at 2.4x cashflow at $65. 28% free cashflow yield. Theoretically could keep production flat and pay 28% free cash. Sitting on $460M cash. What to do with the cash? Looking into new acreages. Free optionality on exploration or could get acquired for deleveraging by a company like Vermillion. 70% upside possible. (Analysts’ price target is $30.52)