Raymond James predicting ,$70 per barrel oil end of 2016 and 80 dollars by end of 2017
Both Willian's and etc have their heads in the sand about oil and natural gas market growth and are low balling the benefits of the merger big time. Unfair to shareholders, vote yes and get the message out to Kelcy, time is running out.
I agree about the corporate trolls on the website threads. More than likely they are the same idiot's in the upper management crust that passed "the talent" assessment - that they themselves created - yet managed not to participate in, of course. After all the expenses, charades, smoke and mirrors and downright ignorance surrounding the collapsing "merger" - the shareholders will want their pound of flesh. I wonder how the former "chosen ones" will fair in the job hunting market, right there with all the truly hard workers that have been laid off...
This deal has stunk since the beginning and now it stinks even more. All the corporate trolls on these threads is amazing.
I don't think anybody can predict the future. The problem as I see it with these leaders don't want to take a risk, that is a real problem. They have billions of debt and need higher oil & natural gas prices to do well. I really believe this is the reason these two companies stocks have tanked big time, the market sees the weakness in their strategy right now, while other players in the midstream business are doing quite well. The only way out is to settle this right now and get the merger approved. The street would love it, the stocks would soar and almost certain their price would double or triple in a few years. Sure they can go it alone and still do well, but nothing compared to the potential of the merger. Vote yes
Has anyone thought that maybe someone knows something about the energy market and/or stock market that we don't know yet. We are in the middle of an economic collapse and another stock market bubble.
The $80 dollars per barrel is just based on a rebalancing of supply and demand. If there is any type of turbulence in the Mideast prices will be back to 100 dollars or more in a heartbeat and the great American energy revolution will back full steam ahead. Very disappointing the lack of vision and belief in this industry by the leaders of these two great companies. Never the less vote yes if if given the chance.
Ok. But at least the Williams board members are pushing hard for the merger, it turns out they are right on the money, especially as the oil and natural gas prices rebound.