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Victor Swishchuk: A Beginner's Guide To Analyzing Oil E&Ps

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The Cash Flow Forecast for the Life of the Reserves

The company has 100 barrels in reserves over the next five to 10 years. What you want to do is have a cash flow forecast for the life of the reserves. And what you want to subtract from it is capital expenditures. Capital expenditures will be driven by decline rate of your production, because your production is declining. So effectively what you're discounting in the end is the free cash flow.

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