It’s POMO, all day, every day. I warned you to “remember the clam.” Instead of heeding my dire warnings, you shot yourself in the face with a howitzer. Good going pal.
I expect grand things to happen at the opening of trade. I anticipate WNR to move higher, alongside my other stocks. I anticipate to make a great deal of money.
One final note for you WNR lovers: the only way this company fucks up current spreads is through idiotic hedging. Last quarter the company hedged 10% of its production at $16.50, on crack 321. They put up about 40-45mill in collateral.
The upside to the story is their idled refinery at Yorktown, which held over $22 mill in refined crude in reserves. Since then, prices have soared, so I expect that inventory to be worth more. Two things happen at Yorktown: 1. they sell it to another company and use some of the proceeds to pay down debt. 2. They restart the facility and take advantage of current spreads.
One thing you need to know, during Jan-Feb, WNR refineries were knocked offline due to bad weather. However, since then, they’ve been operating at full capacity. Earnings should reflect that. Their debt is not an issue now, with big payments scheduled in 2014 and 2017.
So, what we have here is the best refinery play in the United States, a company with full access to cheap light sweet crude from Cushings, the best play for taking advantage of the spread between Brent and WTI crude.
Target: $24
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