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eia just reported that the natural gas build for last week was *half* the expected amount (15 Bcf vs 30 Bcf expected). Natural gas spiked up on the news. Good entry point here for natural gas-focused SandRidge (SD) for anyone not already in.
For those who haven't read my posts, SandRidge was completely unhedged as of the time of the last earnings release around March 10. Yes, it was mentioned that it might look into putting a few hedges on from time to time, but it clearly stated it had absolutely no hedges at the time of the release. SandRidge has remained either completely unhedged or only lightly hedged for the good part of the past year. This is the exact opposite of all other natural gas intensive E&Ps such as $EQT , $RRC , $AR , $SWN , $OVV , and $CNX . Unlike SandRidge, all of those companies are saddled with huge debt and as a result have loan covenants that force them to have ridiculously aggressive hedging regimes that have been and will continue to cause massive hedging losses to show up in their earnings reports every quarter for the foreseeable future.
SandRidge, on the other hand, has no debt and has a very large cash position ($3.80/share net cash as of Dec 31 and growing quickly). As a result of its strong balance sheet, SandRidge is under absolutely no obligation to hedge. It has remained mostly unhedged for the good part of a year and was completely unhedged as of last reporting around March 10.
I saw the news that the weather in the United States was very cold in mid-November 2019. How is the weather in America these days? And how is the weather expected in the United States this winter? These days, Korea is showing mild winter weather here.
$OVV Chart Analysis 1: Bollinger Bands are narrowing along with the downslope of Friday, with a short time outside the min band, indicating a reversal to an upwards trend. RSI showing a medium bullish value, not overbought nor oversold. MACD showing an upwards trend. Divergence between MACD and price values is indicating a reversal as well. Bullish trend for Monday.
Wild cards & bullish opportunity: -Trump administration support/"bailout" for oil companies -WTI Crude oil on an upwards trend -Earnings report on Thursday (indication is could be higher than expected) -On a very low note, was strong before COVID. Oil will rebound and so will OVV. -FDA approval set to make Monday a good trading day.
We wait for months to see good movement and when we finally see it we have one day like this that wipes it off! So frustrating but have been enduring these waves and not abandoning ship. Not selling a single share until next summer or oil starts to trend down in a big way!
Stoploss at $11- target 13-14 if management delivers Fraud hunter yesterday $OVV conversation Bought small positions at 10.70... hope management will wake up or this will fall below $5... bought at 10.70 stoploss at 9.90
Does anyone have any insight to this? We are going on 5 weeks of this kind of activity. It's not following oil either. Oil will be stable and we'll see crashes like this anyway? I hit long in March and everyday its been hard not to pull the trigger and get out. I'm trying not to panic because we are still not out of the pandemic and back to normal where demand should put us back into great SP positions by the end of year or mid next year. This is just so painful to watch. $OVV, $SM
From Twitter Sam Encana $OVV missing the market cap cutoff for S&P midcap 400 after re-domiciling would be extremely ironic. Its getting close though with market cap of US$2.5b (not float adj). yikes.
I'm so glad I jumped in at $34 a couple of weeks ago. I have this lump in my stomach from not buying CPE when it was at $4.66 in October when I got back into $SM. So far so good. I am a surprised that I don't ever see anyone mentioning $OVV on here or on the $SM board. OVV is my best performer bringing me in at 1000% now on it. I'm going to keep holding CPE as long as I can!
I've always noticed a pattern of a sell off the weeks before earnings reports and my comments were always the same. "I wish the SP stayed up so if we have a bad earnings report, we have some cushion to fall". Now what is happening this time is beyond ridiculous and makes no sense. Oil is above 70, all these companies are doing fine and there is really no call for this. I swear the ones behind this are crooks! I'm down so much right now its depressing. However, I'm still not selling a single share! $OVV $SM $CPE
This is getting ridiculous! There is no reason for this activity! Worse thing we could do is sell now. I'm weathering out the storm. Not selling a single share! $OVV $SM $CPE
Holding this bad boy and oh so surprised with how well its performed! $OVV made me a killing, which allowed me to take a huge position with $SM, and both combined have allowed to take a decent position in $CPE.
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For those who haven't read my posts, SandRidge was completely unhedged as of the time of the last earnings release around March 10. Yes, it was mentioned that it might look into putting a few hedges on from time to time, but it clearly stated it had absolutely no hedges at the time of the release. SandRidge has remained either completely unhedged or only lightly hedged for the good part of the past year. This is the exact opposite of all other natural gas intensive E&Ps such as $EQT , $RRC , $AR , $SWN , $OVV , and $CNX . Unlike SandRidge, all of those companies are saddled with huge debt and as a result have loan covenants that force them to have ridiculously aggressive hedging regimes that have been and will continue to cause massive hedging losses to show up in their earnings reports every quarter for the foreseeable future.
SandRidge, on the other hand, has no debt and has a very large cash position ($3.80/share net cash as of Dec 31 and growing quickly). As a result of its strong balance sheet, SandRidge is under absolutely no obligation to hedge. It has remained mostly unhedged for the good part of a year and was completely unhedged as of last reporting around March 10.
$cpe $lpi $cdev $vet $ovv $xom $cve $apa $oxy
Wild cards & bullish opportunity:
-Trump administration support/"bailout" for oil companies
-WTI Crude oil on an upwards trend
-Earnings report on Thursday (indication is could be higher than expected)
-On a very low note, was strong before COVID. Oil will rebound and so will OVV.
-FDA approval set to make Monday a good trading day.
$OVV, $SM, $CPE, soon to add $VET, $OXY
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-Best-Energy-Stocks-For-A-Volatile-Summer.html
$OVV $SM $CPE
Fraud hunter yesterday
$OVV conversation
Bought small positions at 10.70... hope management will wake up or this will fall below $5... bought at 10.70 stoploss at 9.90
$OVV conversation
resignation of the CEO might be right before OVV fall below 10$ per share.
https://www.investorsobserver.com/news/stock-update/should-you-add-kosmos-energy-ltd-kos-stock-to-your-portfolio-tuesday-2
$OVV $SM $CPE
$OVV $SM $CPE
$ovv Douglas Suttles overpaid incompetent fraud salary 14 million dollars