Here Are America's Most Levered Energy Companies
Instead of beating an already dead horse so it looks like the Japanese (and soon, European) economy, and commenting even more on what the oil price collapse will mean for America's energy producers (andInvestment as a component of GDP) we decided to bypass the foreplay and proceed straight to showing the 70 or so most levered publicly traded US companies, with exposure to not just crude but all aspects of energy, that have a leverage (Debt/EBITDA) over 4x, as well as LTM EBITDA and CapEx both more than $20 million.
So, without further ado, here is the list of companies which America's bankruptcy advisors are already circling over. Note the preponderance of LPs - what the taxman giveth, OPEC taketh away?
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Source: CapIQ
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Of course this is why we play 5 dollar stocks. If you buy the ridiculous hype about 50 dollar oil forever; get out. If you believe 65 dollar oil is a 2 trillion dollar stimulus to the world economy buy. Because Boone is then right 100 bucks in 18 months. Lay off the koolaid and watch the price for the next weeks; it will tell you.
Also, it's okay to be levered if you have great assets and can make money down to 50 dollar oil. $PVA
$PVA This doesn't really confirm my bias. If a stock that is usually good seems to be way down, debt is usually the factor.