Amazing how you can just buy a sector because it's cheap, and then a catalyst just materializes that makes it not cheap
And since you bought at the bottom, you get a ridiculous yield
Cheapness is its own catalyst
It's true that hantavirus can kill up to half of those who are infected
It's also true that human to human transmission is almost certainly taking place on both cruise ships and airplanes
And it's clear that the only answer to all of this is buying AI stocks and shorting oil
This is potentially a huge deal for the Canadian oil sector: 550,000 Bbl/d of new takeaway capacity, with upsize potential to 900,000, and onstream if FID'd ~2029. If this goes ahead, the "pipe-dream" West Coast pipeline is dead, and with it so too the obsolete Pathways Project.
Shell agreed to buy Canadian producer $ARX.TO for $13.6 billion, in a deal that will expand the company’s oil and gas production.
Acquisition will be paid for with about 25% cash and 75% shares, at a premium of 20% to ARC’s 30-day weighted average price.
https://t.co/7yHFuvC3lY
BREAKING: Big Oil M&A
Shell buys Canadian oil and gas producer ARC Resources for $13.6 billions (plus debt and leases), making Canada one of its core areas.
ARC pumps ~370,000 barrels of oil equivalent (~40% liquids) from the Montney shale basin.
Statement: https://t.co/IRXNpQn1Dy
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