Will Energy Prices Continue Holding These Lows? 6 comments
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Natural gas price may have set its low for the cycle on January 15. If so, it follows the low for oil set in late December and for stock prices of oil and gas income and small cap stocks set in November and early December. It is a fact that those lows have held so far. It can only be an opinion that those lows would hold longer.
Even if it takes longer to set the lows, we are confident in the appealing investment value offered in our buy recommendations Canadian Oil Sands Trust (COSWF.PK), Cimarex (XEC), and Hugoton Royalty Trust (HGT). In case it does take longer before an uptrend resumes, our remaining recommendations are rated hold, including Penn West Energy Trust (PWE), Encore Acquisition (EAC) and San Juan Basin Royalty Trust (SJT). Similarly, unrated stocks in our coverage that also have low McDep Ratios offer long-term value for an investor to capture today subject to the risk of delayed gratification. Latest median McDep Ratio for seventeen stocks is 0.65. Median Distribution Yield estimated for the next twelve months for thirteen income stocks is 8.9%.
Originally published on January 16, 2009.
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This article has 6 comments:
Whatever stimulus is passed, it will have no effect on current oil needs which will continue to decline with the economy.
So short term, I expect the Weekly WTI to join the daily lows previously experienced. My opinion, the low $30s.
Today an OPEC comment drove oil up by more than 5% but it still managed to close down for the day.
Sure sounds like an Intraday Reversal to me, the Trend is down.
We should develop the energy --- oil, natural gas, coal, wind, solar, and the oil sands ---- in the USA and Canada. It's the smart thing to do. The stock prices in these companies will benefit, along with our own national security.