PWE 基本面分析。# Stock
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Fundamental speaking, over supply of oil is the current trend. OPEC has no
control over the price of oil as US E&P are increasing production YOY. The
only way OPEC can make a meaningful impact is to increase production, thus
reducing price to force some of the high cost oil production company out of
business.
The the reasonable target is to set the price at $60 and last for a year or
two. Since the breakeven price for most of the shale company is around $80,
the world supply will start to balance after that. US government has no
intention to intervene as lower oil price will hit Russia even harder.
Just look at the natural gas from 2008, when NG was at $12. The breakeven
point was at $6 and the price dropped to $1.92 in 2012. After many years,
the breakeven point is around $3-4 and we are barely above water.
I believe in PWE management, but the most important thing is the book value
and oil reserve which is about twice the current stock price. The book value
was based upon the oil price north of $92 and probably will be zero when
oil price at some where near $60.
Everybody has his own interpretation of settlement of oil price. But the
question is can they survive the next dramatic price drop for several years.
At the current price, PWE is barely breaking even. Another 5 point drop
will force them to cut dividend (or keep selling asset to keep dividend, but
selling the asset will be deep discount). At below 80, CAPEX will be
significantly cut and production will have to drop which will begin the
vicious cycle....
Had they hedged for 2015 and part of 2016, they will have enough time to
turnaournd, but now, time is not on their side. The only thing works for
them is the currency.
control over the price of oil as US E&P are increasing production YOY. The
only way OPEC can make a meaningful impact is to increase production, thus
reducing price to force some of the high cost oil production company out of
business.
The the reasonable target is to set the price at $60 and last for a year or
two. Since the breakeven price for most of the shale company is around $80,
the world supply will start to balance after that. US government has no
intention to intervene as lower oil price will hit Russia even harder.
Just look at the natural gas from 2008, when NG was at $12. The breakeven
point was at $6 and the price dropped to $1.92 in 2012. After many years,
the breakeven point is around $3-4 and we are barely above water.
I believe in PWE management, but the most important thing is the book value
and oil reserve which is about twice the current stock price. The book value
was based upon the oil price north of $92 and probably will be zero when
oil price at some where near $60.
Everybody has his own interpretation of settlement of oil price. But the
question is can they survive the next dramatic price drop for several years.
At the current price, PWE is barely breaking even. Another 5 point drop
will force them to cut dividend (or keep selling asset to keep dividend, but
selling the asset will be deep discount). At below 80, CAPEX will be
significantly cut and production will have to drop which will begin the
vicious cycle....
Had they hedged for 2015 and part of 2016, they will have enough time to
turnaournd, but now, time is not on their side. The only thing works for
them is the currency.