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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: pezz who wrote (47580)3/26/2004 11:46:10 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
Hello Pezz, Tonight’s Report: I peeled off about 26% of my Vermilion Energy in exchange for CAD 17.97/unit, or a 38% capital gain. They were purchased at no more than CAD 12.99/unit, and had yielded 12.9% net distribution over the holding period. Total gain is thus 50.9% gain in CAD terms, plus a rise of CAD of say 20+% …

Vermilion recently unloaded their Trinidad gas field on BG Group. I figure I should take some profit so that they can be deployed elsewhere (possibly into coal fields), and I can perhaps avoid some Canadian withholding tax by taking capital gains via selling of shares as opposed to waiting for extraordinary distributions (management may just use the sales proceeds to buy other stuff).

Chugs, Jay

References:
Message 18915962 <<May 5th, 2003 … Bought Vermilin at average cost of CAD 12.62 uk.finance.yahoo.com >>

Message 18923587 <<May 7th, 2003 … Vermilion uk.finance.yahoo.com executed at CAD 12.85>>

Message 18959120 <<May 20th, 2003 … Another dollop of Vermilion at CAD 12.99 uk.finance.yahoo.com >>
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