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davidc257
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Hi

How do you evaluate the earnings report from ENRJ today? does it indicate they will survive? Do you think it is a buy, sell, or hold? Thanks for any input.

Cheers,

David
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Robert is a great guy. He is working his butt off to survive. I give him credit for that. However, when the hedges expire in December this puppy has problems if oil is not back to $60. ENRJ is high risk.
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davidc257
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Thank you.
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ENRJ.PR suspended its dividend 11/4/15. Down over 25% today. I am assuming it won't survive - but still holding.
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If WTI moves back over $60/bbl he should be able to survive, but they will need to cut expenses to the bone to do it.

BTW they do call it "Preferred" stock for a reason.
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You actually believe ALL upstream company preferred stocks are worthless or do you mean just these three?
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