RE: Long Haul8 Dec 2020 11:28
Fine posting as ever Stockable.
Accepting braodly no PPC oil production progress since that september 2017 ish time, at least there has been plenty of gas progeress, including infrastructure/pipepline. Granted price of gas and price of oil are very different in equivalence.
A question for you or some of the other brains - eg Brasso or AParky - here, if I may : As the sp was approx 8p around that Sept/Oct 2017 time, including 'a few' dilutions since, what, very approx, would that be in todays money ? I'm guessing still plenty more than the - as I type - approx 1.5p ?
( and I also note that the companies balance sheet is far stronger now.. and maybe reserves greater too? .. and, per above, gas a far more significant thing altogether for ppc.. On the other hand I'd attribute a very approx $50 WTI avergae in 2017 and rising strongly into 2018 too, versus $40 dollars ish WTI average in 2020 I'd 'guesstimate' and that rising strongly at end year 2020 too )