Even if oil goes to $72 as our friend rr88 suggest (with so many caveats and unsubstantiated ifs and butts that it's sounds exactly like a KL court room), Hibiscus is still making money! Its cost for extraction are low.. Really low at $20 and PROFIT starts from there minus any developmental and other expenses they want to progress.. So I'm quite happy for oil to fluctuate where it is now but they remain immensely profitable and, as spare cash is developing (after their other great developmental investments are funded), I start to enjoy significant dividends. If anything the last two years have shown that oil and gas are essential for many years to come, and enterprising, well run, businesses are still good bets. Let's just refer to the Oklahoma Oracle for the last point.. Hes locked and loaded billions of dollars investment this past quarter in exactly this.. Is he wrong?
Definitely not true… After 3 years pandemic already end, next year onwards surely is the years of recovery and economy start booming time ! Like previously economy downturn period of: 1)Crisis 1986-1990 start booming 1993 to 1997 2)Crisis 1997-2000 start booming 2003 to 2006 3)Crisis 2006-2010 start booming 2013 to 2016 4)Crisis 2016-2022 start booming 2023 to 2027
So, our economy and KLSE will be spike up like mad start from year 2023 which is next year and i predict our KLSE this round of bull run start 2023 will hit it’s record high of around 2,000 points !
5 Common Trading Multiples Used in Oil and Gas Valuation
1) EV/EBITDA compares the oil and gas business to EBITDA, and measures profits before interest.
2) EV/BOE/D doesn't account for undeveloped fields, so investors should determine the cost of developing new fields to get an idea of a company's financial health.
3) EV/2P requires no estimates or assumptions, and helps analysts understand how well a company's resources will support its operations.
4) Price/Cash flow per share allows for better comparisons across the sector.
5) Many analysts prefer EV/DACF because it takes the enterprise value and divides it by the sum of cash flow from operating activities and all financial charges.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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Even if oil goes to $72 as our friend rr88 suggest (with so many caveats and unsubstantiated ifs and butts that it's sounds exactly like a KL court room), Hibiscus is still making money! Its cost for extraction are low.. Really low at $20 and PROFIT starts from there minus any developmental and other expenses they want to progress.. So I'm quite happy for oil to fluctuate where it is now but they remain immensely profitable and, as spare cash is developing (after their other great developmental investments are funded), I start to enjoy significant dividends. If anything the last two years have shown that oil and gas are essential for many years to come, and enterprising, well run, businesses are still good bets. Let's just refer to the Oklahoma Oracle for the last point.. Hes locked and loaded billions of dollars investment this past quarter in exactly this.. Is he wrong?