I did think that Newfield Exploration (NYSE:NFX) was undervalued by the Street
back in mid-Feburary, but more on the order of 40% and not the nearly
75% move the stock has delivered since then. Selling the Granite Wash
assets for nearly $600 million was a nice development and the company
has posted good results from recent wells drilled in Oklahoma and the
Uinta. Looking ahead, the company is prioritizing the de-risking of the
Oklahoma SCOOP and STACK plays and looking to sell its Chinese assets. I
may yet be underestimating the potential here, but a 75% move in six
and a half months seems like plenty for now.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Seeking Alpha: Ultra Petroleum Continuing To Yo-Yo Between Gloom And Glee
Even by the elevated standards of independent exploration and production companies, Ultra Petroleum (NYSE:UPL)
seems to more often swing between doom-and-gloom bearishness and
gleeful bullishness than the typical E&P stock. A debt-loaded
balance sheet, so-so debt-adjusted production growth, and "okay" assets
may explain some of the negativity, but Ultra's production growth hasn't
really been that bad, the cash costs are competitive, and the company
is executing in its oil-rich Uinta acreage. Like many E&Ps, Ultra
Petroleum looks undervalued on a NAV basis (though rising costs are an
issue to watch there), but the EBITDA-based approach doesn't suggest the
same level of near-term opportunity.
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Ultra Petroleum Continuing To Yo-Yo Between Gloom And Glee
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Ultra Petroleum Continuing To Yo-Yo Between Gloom And Glee
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Seeking Alpha: Can Newfield Exploration Get Some Newfound Respect?
Oil prices appear to have put in a bottom in the low $90s, but investors have yet to come back to names like Newfield Exploration (NFX).
Issues like the oil/gas mix, production and drilling costs, and
debt-adjusted growth seem to be weighing on sentiment, even though
Newfield has an enviable geographic diversity to its operations. While
this is not my favorite name in the E&P space, I do believe it is
trading below fair value and should do well when institution investors
rediscover the independent E&P space.
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Can Newfield Exploration Get Some Newfound Respect?
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Can Newfield Exploration Get Some Newfound Respect?
Monday, October 7, 2013
Seeking Alpha: Bill Barrett's Transformation Can Fuel Further Gains
Timing is everything in the market; had I written what I'm about to
write in February of this year, I'd have come off looking pretty good.
Be that as it may, while missing the 60% move in Bill Barrett (BBG)
stings a bit, I have confidence that the company can continue to
deliver the sort of results that will move the stock even higher in the
coming years. More to the point, the company's ongoing transformation
from a high-cost producer of natural gas to a competitive producer of
oil with a deep drilling inventory makes this a name to watch.
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Bill Barrett's Transformation Can Fuel Further Gains
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Bill Barrett's Transformation Can Fuel Further Gains
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