Steve Zachritz, "Zman", is an investor/trader who specializes in the energy sector. He has managed small cap growth portfolios, been an energy banker, and a sell side exploration and production analyst (Prudential and Jefferies) in his 20 years in the financial markets. His daily... More
Last quarter analysts at RBC and Raymond James cut the name to to Underperform after the trust missed their numbers. The math here is not hard and their expectations were simply too lofty. The fact that both analysts downgraded the stock days after the distribution but on the same day is telling as well. I continue to hold WHX with an average cost of $16.42, not counting the last couple of distributions.
WHX Reports Better Than Expected 2Q Distribution
WHX announces $0.74 2Q vs $0.70 Street expectation and my $0.62 to as much as $0.65 number.
The variance to Street and me is a function of much higher than expected oil volumes. This appears to be inventories sold in 2Q that were produced in 1Q and should not be perceived as an actual rise in production.
Differential for oil came in almost to the penny as expected while gas was pleasantly above NYMEX. Going forward I have slightly reduced my differential to NYMEX for gas.
I have included a revised model below. Based on current price of $21.25, I put WHX's next twelve months yield at 13%
Assumptions are included with the models and followed by graphs of expected distributions, production, and oil and gas prices.
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Last quarter analysts at RBC and Raymond James cut the name to to Underperform after the trust missed their numbers. The math here is not hard and their expectations were simply too lofty. The fact that both analysts downgraded the stock days after the distribution but on the same day is telling as well. I continue to hold WHX with an average cost of $16.42, not counting the last couple of distributions.
WHX Reports Better Than Expected 2Q Distribution
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Disclosure: I am long WHX
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