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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room

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To: Ed Ajootian who wrote (188327)1/24/2015 3:23:16 PM
From: kollmhn1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 206325
 
Ed-

I didn't even listen to the CC but I did look at their presentation materials and I think the CC was an attempt to distract from the reality of their finances. They used 6/30/14 PV-10s, for instance. And, what, acre prices haven't declined?
If they hadn't largely moved away from oil to NG they would be a BK candidate today. Granted, with almost 90% of their production in NG they haven't suffered as much as others.
Nonetheless, they indicate they have only 20% of their 2015 production hedged at $4.09.
So, if NG declines and hedges runoff, they will feel the pinch.
Also, they are girding for it by closing three regional offices and cutting capex

In short, while Evans is highly regraded, a prolonged commodity downturn will bite them on the ass.

I owned a healthy slug of both the Cs and Ds but I bailed them last year in the 40s and 30s for an unexpected loss. Importantly, last week the 9.75%s barely budged after the CC (now around 70-72). As you know, I hold the credit guys in far higher regard than the stock jockeys and pfd players. Seems they didn't buy the CC schtick. Ergo, I would sell the recent price move in the Ds and believe that new lows will be seen.
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