[The author at the link] originally invested in WLL because of their large Bakken
acreage combined with their leading well production metrics. In that
respect, the company is performing as expected and production is
increasing nicely. However, the stock has not followed suit. Not enough
of the new production revenue is falling to the bottom line as net
income. This is because costs and expenses are rising right along with
growing production. So let's take a look at the expense side of the
company to see if we can figure out what is happening.
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