Penn Virginia Corp (NYSE:PVA)

no productive business

Strong balance sheet is the only thing holding PVA up. Cash on hand at this time is rock bottom which concerns us all. Could be a big turn around stock once they start generating substantial revenues from the Pennsylvania project, but it's looking more like they will be selling some shares to get some cash...or assets. Do they realize they are paying a dividend? Makes more sense to suspend it until they are better stabilized, but who knows what they are thinking.

nat. gas

Covestor Model Manager D5 Advisors bought PVA in his Oil and Gas Producers Covestor Model ( http://covestor.com/D5-Advisors )

getting in while its cheap... marcellus shale play

2008 EPS: 2.58
2009 EPS: -.29
2010 EPS: .39
trailing pe 8.2
current pe -
forward pe 54

BEST NATURAL GAS PLAY, GREAT COMPANY

cause inflation is a coming put not just yet but to me the dollar will rise again there isnt no better currency to got o except gold or the yaen or what ever it is which i dont think will happen soon and canadian dollar would be nice we rock canada the land of many resourses and strong banking and a bunch of hard working people ,i cant believe the mess the banking geniuses did to make the housing bubble give every person working or not ,and expect them to pay lmao its called greed big time and who pays for it us the people lol, what a BAD deal and dont get rid of nobody from any bank or instead of letting all the losing leach sucking banks fail and let the good one survive would have mad alot more sense to anybody but no they have to print a kizzzzilion dollars and make every body pay moon rockets prices for everything in the future what a bunch of morons , dam we could have got a kinergarden student to do better, wow AIG NO WHAT THE HELL IS THAT AINT AND INSURANCE COMPANY GONE BAD AND WE BAILED THEM OUT WOW WHAT IS TTHIS WORLD COMING TOOOOO

The market is in a big mess and everything is about to fall

all phases of exploration, development & production

Analyst Irene Haas of Canaccord Adams maintains her "buy" rating on Penn Virginia Corporation (PVA), while revising her estimates for the company. The target price has been raised to $80.

In a research note published yesterday, the analyst mentions that the WTI crude oil price per barrel estimates for 2008 and 2009 have been raised from $87 to $115 and from $85 to $115, respectively. The NYMEX Henry Hub natural gas price estimates for 2008 and 2009 have been raised from $8.50 to $10 and from $8.50 to $11, respectively. The cash flows per share estimate for 2009 has been revised to $9.43.

I dont know, but it got a bullish top signal and it should be quite well short term and long term

(PVA)...New pipeline will be able to yield 15 million cubic feet per day of natural gas, rather than the initial thought of 8 million cubic feet per day.

They will be increasing their pipeline capacity in July from 5 million cubit feet per day to 10/15 million per day. Thus more natural gas per day, more money, higher yield.

GMX Resources Inc (GMXR) is their partner in development so it is on the rise and will ride along.

IBD

P/E = 42.2x v.17.6x for S&P 500
Price/Sales = 2.7x v 1.2x
Profit Margin = 6.0% v 6.7%
Return on Equity = 7.1% v 29.2%
Return on Assets = 2.3% v 4.0%
Long Term Growth Rate = 15.0% v 12.6%
PEG Ratio = 2.8x v 1.4x

Oil & gas - I'm a helpless long-term bull in any market for this industry.

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