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PWE: Bull or Bear?
Pen West Energy Trust
PWE
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-26.01%
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403 days
Penn West Energy Trust operates as an open-end investment trust in Canada. The company, through its subsidiaries, engages in acquiring, developing, exploiting, and holding interests in petroleum and natural gas properties and assets. Its oil and gas properties are principally located in the western Canadian Sedimentary Basin within the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. As of December 31, 2007, Penn West Energy Trust had proved plus probable gross reserves of 750.2 million barrels of oil equivalent; and had working interests in 26,440 gross oil and gas wells...
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CANROYs Remain Attractive as Oil-Related Investments
PWE
-37.21%
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450 days
Jim Kingsdale wrote an article on Seeking Alpha yesterday entitled "A Case For Retreating From Oil Investments." I wrote the following piece in the Comments section, but have decided to submit it as a complete article as well. I have been bullish on oil and gas for more than a year, beginning well before oil crossed $100, and I remain so today. Although I have been bullish on oil, I never called for oil to hit $150 this year, or, perish the thought, $200. <>In an article I published here in early 2008, I said I expected oil to cross $100, cross $110 and test $120, but then spend most of this>...
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Repsol (REP): A 'Peter Lynch' play?
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-41.42%
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478 days
In his always-fascinating Validea newsletter, John Reese assesses stocks based on the investment criteria used by numerous "legendary" investors.
For a recent new recommendation, he explains, "Repsol (NYSE: REP), the Spain-based integrated oil company, gets approval from my Guru Strategies based on both Peter Lynch and James O'Shaughnessy." "My Lynch-based model considers Repsol to be a "stalwart", because of its high annual sales of $87.2 billion and moderate 12.09% growth rate (based on the average of the three-, four-, and five-year earnings per share figures). <>"Lynch typically kept a few>...
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Buy Opportunities Like These Do Not Come Along Very Often
PWE
-49.10%
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507 days
On Friday, I was about to write that it appears the continuing bad news makes me want to just go sit in the sidelines and wait for better days. The housing down turn is turning into a 4 year odyssey of pain for homeowners. Gas prices are causing SUV owners to trade in for Vespas. The recession that has been forecast by many actually appears to be arriving. <>Every time the stock market makes a modest gain, it gives it up and then some over the next few sessions. Stocks I believe are good values lose 50% of that value. Finally, the floods in Iowa strike close to home both personally and in reg>...
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Penn West Energy Trust: My $50 Price Target
PWE
-18.68%
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84 days
(closed on 08/14/08)
Folks who have read my articles on this site know that I don’t usually set price targets on stocks that I like. <!---->However, the current circumstances pertaining to Penn West (PWE) requires that an exception be made to this rule.

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Penn West Energy Trust: An Underappreciated Gem
PWE
+9.65%
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15 days
(closed on 05/22/08)
Penn West (PWE) is North America's largest oil and gas royalty trust, and belongs in a group of Canadian companies ("Canroys") that pay a large percentage of their cash flow in the form of dividends to their "shareholders" (who are actually called unitholders). Although various Canroys are active in different businesses, PWE is an upstream oil and gas company with just a little bit more oil operations than gas.I believe that PWE offers compelling value that is largely UNappreciated by investors.
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Bullish on PWE ...
PWE
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-38.27%
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616 days
This stock has been driven down by 26% and now pays 14% in distributions. Their latest financial results were not bad and will be better when Vault Energy is fully integrated.
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How much does it costs for 1 Million BTUs ? And the case for Natural Gas
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-32.67%
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640 days
Have you ever stopped to wonder how much you are paying for energy, not per liter, not per kilowatt hour, but in MBTU (Million British Thermal Unit). By converting the price of gasoline, electricity and natural gas into $/Million British Thermal Unit I’ve discovered some interesting statistics which have interesting investment themes. Using some simple high school mathematics I’ve calculated the cost of different types of energy forms. As a Canadian living in Ontario I pay the following prices for retail electricity, natural gas and gasoline: <> <> 36.50 $/MBTU Electricity R>>...
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Congress About to Rain on the Canroy Parade
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+40.20%
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953 days
If you havent read the news already. A Congressman from Mass named Dick Neal has introduced a bill that would raise the tax rate on Canadian Trusts to 35%. These stocks are all going to fall, despite the rise in oil prices. Short here for a few weeks.
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PWE is a BUY
PWE
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-27.99%
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1013 days
Richard Lehmann, editor of Forbes/Lehmann Income Securities Investor, advises taking advantage of depressed prices in Canadian energy trusts. These trusts may face higher taxes in 2011, but until then, Lehmann advises collecting the double-digit percentage yield.
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