RE: Near Future27 Sep 2022 11:07
HANK, depends on how much risk you can take. In simple terms HUR have a large cash balance which supports good part of the market cap and is still generating significant revenues, therefore the downside is limited but also carries a decent upside which will depend on what they do with the cash. Shares like ANGS, which I also own, seem to have present production meeting the amount of gas already hedged and if the imminent side track and second compress does deliver a doubling of production by year end they could churn out a significant upside ie I look at them as again with limited downside but even larger upside than HUR. I also have some EOG which carries higher upside and downside, although downside partially protected by other parts of the business and claim that the operator deems Serenity already commercial even if this drill does not come in. I also have some ECO and that has even more risk and more up and downside. My suggestion would be to commit less funds the higher the upside and downside could be. DYOR and eniugh from me.