Morning Lettuce

By Paul Sankey Published on October 12, 2022 at 7:37 AM

Greetings from London, Noted, more buyback? Less capex? How about a stealth capex deal, Diamondback for “closely held private” Firebird. Diamondback’s addition of adjacent drilling locations in the Permian underlines that the US oil bonanza has turned from growth to productivity – world oil supply is structurally challenged, “even in the Permian”. The price looks reasonable, even in the context of Diamondback’s own stock price, the point being, where does this sit with their net […]

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Market to Government: “FEED ME SEYMOUR”

By Paul Sankey Published on July 20, 2021 at 9:06 AM

In the valuation Little Shop of Horrors environment we live, the monstrous plant of the market needs the government to feed it constantly. It was pointed out yesterday with me in conversation on this government-driven environment, that the recent rollover in value vs growth indexes occurred right when The Parliamentarian – the voice of the Senate – declared a claim by Chuck Schumer that an obscure procedure to allow a second reconciliation to pass an […]

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Sunday Sankey 6/27/21

By Paul Sankey Published on June 27, 2021 at 1:27 PM

Please join the Sankey Research party in DUMBO this Thursday as we celebrate the crazy past year, since first publishing the first Morning Sankey as independent research, on the Friday, of July 4th weekend 2020. What a muted occasion that was. Now New York is raving, and that is before international tourists return. RSVP for the party. It’s meant as an opportunity for people to come to see the remarkably transformed and very cool Brooklyn […]

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