Three zombie stocks have come back from the dead in the Canadian oilpatch, and they all took a different route. Maybe “zombie” is an unfair term, but all three had debt problems that were hurting their valuation. And it may be an opportunity for investors paying attention, as—arguably—the  Market has yet...
In 2019 Chris Taylor’s Great Bear Resources (GBR:TSXV, GTBAF:OTC) was the single biggest success story in the junior mining sector; a huge winner.   Great Bear’s share price went from 15 cents to over $9 in not much more than 20 months. That is a 60-Bagger in the blink of an eye.    Most...
In Part 1 - How To Trade the Oil Markets, Canadian oil and gas research analysts Josef Schachter and Martin Pelletier explained one of the key strategies to make money in the junior oil sector—trade the volatility; learn how to read the swings. Here, they share some of their best money-making strategies...
Energy Companies And Share Buybacks – A Lesson In Capital MismanagementThe job of the men and women at the top of Big Oil is to help manage capital through the volatile cycles of this business.For that they are handsomely rewarded with big salaries and stock options.These are experienced people...
In Part One of this series I introduced readers to “Kurt’s Bible” a great piece of energy stock investing wisdom written by Canadian energy analyst Kurt Molnar of Raymond James. In Part Two here, I want to warn energy stock investors of a huge risk that they are taking if...
The 49th parallel isn't just a border between Canada and the United States. It also represents an important line for the amount of debt investors are willing to tolerate in their energy producers. Investors and CEOs have both learned the hard way. Canadian producers with more than 2X debt to...
Water is our most basic commodity. I am only weeks into my deep dive into water investing but I can draw one conclusion already: finding a good water stock is not an easy task. It's a very timely topic as earlier this week the very first US Federal Tier 1 water...
Oil and gas producers are among the least profitable sectors in the energy world—yet they gain the most attention. And they’re cyclical—you have to trade them.  They had a great two year run from 2009-2011, then were the wrong place to be for two years, but the Polar Vortex of...