
TSE:KEL
Likes this. His “Reduce” support line is $14.60 and the “Sell” support line is at about $13. Doesn’t know what the news was, but it was up 7% on 17 June. Consolidating a bit right now. Volume is tapering off a little. This stock is in new territory, and if they continue staying up here and get above $15.60, it has a potential to take off again.
Mostly natural gas, but has a very fast growing oil component. Just recently went over the $1 billion market cap. About 20% of the company is owned by directors. Recent Montney oil discoveries and private company acquisition are catalysts for the company. The types of growth they have are breathtaking. Have found new ways of driving down costs. A new acquisition just increased their production from 10,000 to 13,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
(His 3 Top Picks are all based on continuing strength in natural gas prices.) A management team where he has made a lot of money on another operation that was acquired by Exxon. Has a lot of respect for management. Very prudent in the way they manage their inventory of projects. Mostly unhedged so in the last month or so, they were getting over $10 for their gas on a daily basis. Expects to see great cash flow out of this company. S&P comes out with their Index inclusion tomorrow and he thinks they will make the test and be included in the TSX Composite, which will bring in a lot of new investors into this company.
Very, very rapidly growing company. Exceptionally strong management team. Sharing space with Exxon. Have been accumulating a very large land position. If you want to really make money, you invest in oil/gas companies that are growing production per share and this company has a great track record of doing that. Pristine balance sheet. Trading at a very reasonable valuation.
Hoping that this is the next Raging River (RRX-T).(See Past Picks.) Production has gone from 4500 barrels per day to just under 10,000 barrels per day and thinks they will be growing production at a pretty rapid rate. Pristine balance sheet. Not paying a dividend but is growing internally at around 25% production growth per annum per share. Expects to see this at $12 in 12 months.