Even though energy stocks have had a great year (up until June! ) they still trade at very low multiples--2-3.5x cash flow. That means the Market is still seeing this sector as VERY volatile. But huge Q2 profit numbers out of EVERY sub-sector in energy (oil, gas, refiners, frackers, drillers,...
The Canadian market lists four mineral drilling companies and all of them are cheap, cheap, cheap.This is not surprising. Up until recently gold has been hated. It is only natural that the drillers, which all trade with the gold price (even though they drill for all the metals), would be dirt-cheap.What IS surprising is...
Do you know how most leaks are found on oil and gas pipelines?
They get a shrill complaint over the phone from one of the landowners where the pipeline crosses.
It’s true, says Dr. David Shaw, one of the authors of a draft “Leak Detection Study” prepared for the U.S. Department...
The Last Big Revolution in Energy in the 2000s was underground—The Shale Revolution.
The Next Big Revolution in Energy is above ground—The Smart Grid, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
What is a Revolution? It’s where disruptive change comes into a market, creating Big New Winners.
And that’s happening now with the...
Just how cheap have Canadian natural gas stocks gotten? Let me give you an idea. Painted Pony (PONY-TSX) just sold 4% of their landholdings in the liquid-rich Montney play on the Alberta/BC border for 50% of their market cap.
BAM BAM RESOURCES BBR-CSE / NPEZF-OTC IS MY FAVOURITE COPPER EXPLORATION STOCK--RIGHT NOW!!
NOTE-BAM BAM Resources just announced a 3-for-1 stock split to take effect in February. That means I am buying THREE shares for every one I buy today. This will increase liquidity in the stock and make it...
Prime Mining Corp. (PRYM:TSXV, PRMNF:OTC) has a very rare mine plan – they believe they can achieve a 6-8 month payback on their gold mine in Mexico.Folks, I rarely find oil wells with that fast a payback. When I find them, I buy them.It’s a low capex (just US$30...
ESG stands for Environmental Social and Governance, and it means investing money in sustainable ways.
But can resource extraction companies be ESG compliant when they are removing huge amounts of rock—like open pit mines—or bringing billions of barrels of hydro-CARBONs to the surface?
