How to Balance Supply and Demand for the Next 50 Months

I hope you guys enjoy my podcast with Twitter's own WTI Realist. We spend nearly 90 minutes dissecting the oil bull thesis, emphasizing under-followed parts of the value chain like midstream and royalty businesses.

If you enjoyed the podcast, please follow WTI Realist on Twitter here. Also, check out his Substack here!

Here's the time-stamp:

• [0:00] Meet our guest, WTI Realist
• [7:00] The Simplicity of the Oil Industry
• [14:45] Understanding the “Full Cycle” in the Oil Industry
• [16:30] Should Exploration and Production (E&P) Companies Hedge?
• [23:00] Dividends vs Buybacks vs Paying Down Debt: Maximizing Shareholder Value
• [30:00] Importance of Reserve Life in the Oil Industry
• [34:00] WACC vs Interest Rates vs Discount Rates: Which is the Best Metric?
• [41:00] The Royalty Business (PrairieSky Royalty $TSX:PSK): Exploring the Benefits
• [49:00] How to Identify the Best E&P? The Role of Management
• [1:00:00] Spotlight on Pine Cliff (TSX:PNE)
• [1:09:00] Exploring Frontera Energy ($FEC)
• [1:16:00] Is the Oil Market Getting Boring?
• [1:23:00] More Insights from WTI Realist and Closing Questions

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