Diversified Energy Company (DEC) WKN: A3E2AU ISIN: GB00BQHP5P93 Kürzel: DEC Forum: Aktien User: Chime73

Dieser Wert nervt. Habe gut verkauft, zu früh wieder rein und glaube, der Laden packt‘s nicht. Ein Gefühl (und nur ein Gefühl), dass ich seit ca 1 Jahr habe. Etwas stinkt. Und es sind nicht die Shorty‘s.

Du befindest dich in der Wohlfühlzone. Bleib mal ruhig dort

Es ist hier einfach kein Boden zu sehen . Rechnet man jetzt noch die Dividende vom Kurs ab , stehen wir unter 10€ . Ich warte noch an der Seitenlinie

In einem heutige Artikel von The Oak Bloke wird auch DEC erwähnt: "After several weeks of silence, analyst after analyst this week have spoken out against the Snowcapped Nemeses, dismissing the slanted and inaccurate nature of the claims of their short report (i.e. short on facts, long on tales) and how in fact DEC continues to perform well and is forecast to continue (but you heard it first from the Oak Bloke). While the share price hasn’t leapt to reflect this yet, we draw closer to the ex-dividend date (the unaffected dividend mind you that DEC allegedly couldn’t afford). M&G are possibly still selling to cover their outflows. It’s their loss - quite literally. Watching the coverage of DEC presenting to the West Virginia State Senators this week was interesting. A very different dynamic emerges about the perspective of the Republican controlled WV state government. The presenter from DEC is careful and polite to not criticise the federal regulators although the State Senators clearly believe the Feds haven’t a clue. It would be fascinating if DEC get to present similarly to Honorable Pallone and his committee as I believe the presentation was exemplory. DEC-hands can take a great deal of pride for the leadership DEC is exhibiting in the areas of methane testing, and in intelligently retiring wells once it is appropriate to do so. The hydrogen, geothermal, carbon capture and other programs they are working with organisations on was a good illustration why anti-DEC obsesssors like Cap’n Bleed refuse to even consider (which says something about their motives). Peak Oil (and gas) isn’t a concept I’ve written much about but a fascinating podcast from GoRozen suggests the plentiful supply of gas may soon not be so plentiful and particularly not in the long run. What does that mean for prices? I posited that the Biden pause on LNG exports suggests someone knows something. The “hypermiling” DEC can do extremely well in an environment where “stewarding assets efficiently” is the KPI. Scarcity will quickly boost the price. It’s dangerous to be complacent about today’s price for natural gas being THE price. While we wait, the hedges are proving to be a genius and defensive move."

Sehe ich das richtig das am 29.02 hier ca. 0,81€ vom Kurs abgezogen werden , wegen Ex-Tag ?