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23.890High23.120Low303.04KVolume23.270Open23.130Pre Close7.17MTurnover1.87%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)16.25MShares28.01752wk High--P/B387.69MFloat Cap22.20052wk Low0.68Dividend TTM16.25MShs Float92.031Historical High2.85%Div YieldTTM3.33%Amplitude3.219Historical Low23.646Avg Price1Lot Size
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$Venture Global (VG.US)$ Here is the LNG company that IPO'd last Friday (the 2nd biggest US LNG company and the largest LNG IPO ever !)
The price action has consolidated over the last 2 days, going up to $22.14 last Thursday. People are buying more and more. Open interest raised due to the novelty, the $20 options on the "bears" side are popular and the one at $22.50 too. Maybe some are bearish in the short term, but February 21st is far away. I believe that ...
The price action has consolidated over the last 2 days, going up to $22.14 last Thursday. People are buying more and more. Open interest raised due to the novelty, the $20 options on the "bears" side are popular and the one at $22.50 too. Maybe some are bearish in the short term, but February 21st is far away. I believe that ...
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$Venture Global (VG.US)$ Following its market introduction (IPO) this Friday, Venture Global ended it's first day with a 4% drop. Its shares were heavily shorted, the 6th most shorted stock according to Moomoo. Short sales represent in volume 6.98 out of 36.85 millions; the short ratio is 18.94% (which is a lot). The majority of traders bought it at $24. But Friday's decline was attributable to the market as a whole.
Venture Global is THE ...
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OK, my last posts have been rushed but hopefully I got enough information out there. I had a great post (i thought it was anyways ![]()
) but I had a chart with a very critical error to what I was trying to explain, so now I have started early to get this done correctly. Hopefully give you, the reader, time to digest it. The market is at a pivot point. Surprise Surprise - we could go either way¿ But iam BULLISH BULLISH and BULLISH!
Prepare while I take you Through my lo...
Prepare while I take you Through my lo...
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what bear market? up 255% on the year, 9% today![]()
. this is my limited retirement account (only ETFs and some stocks). What's the secret OIL, OIL, OIL, ENERGY, ENERGY, Fertilizers, STEEL and select bio-pharm.
$Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US)$ $NOV Inc (NOV.US)$ $Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF.US)$ $Baker Hughes (BKR.US)$ $Direxion Daily S&P Oil & Gas Exp. & Prod. Bull 2X Shares (GUSH.US)$ $VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH.US)$ $SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (XOP.US)$ $SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF (XME.US)$ $Chord Energy (CHRD.US)$ $Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration &Production Etf (PXE.US)$ $First Trust Natural Gas ETF (FCG.US)$ $Intrepid Potash (IPI.US)$ $The Mosaic (MOS.US)$ $Energy Fuels (UUUU.US)$ $United States Steel (X.US)$ $MicroSectors Gold Miners 3X Leveraged ETN (GDXU.US)$
$Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US)$ $NOV Inc (NOV.US)$ $Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF.US)$ $Baker Hughes (BKR.US)$ $Direxion Daily S&P Oil & Gas Exp. & Prod. Bull 2X Shares (GUSH.US)$ $VanEck Oil Services ETF (OIH.US)$ $SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF (XOP.US)$ $SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF (XME.US)$ $Chord Energy (CHRD.US)$ $Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration &Production Etf (PXE.US)$ $First Trust Natural Gas ETF (FCG.US)$ $Intrepid Potash (IPI.US)$ $The Mosaic (MOS.US)$ $Energy Fuels (UUUU.US)$ $United States Steel (X.US)$ $MicroSectors Gold Miners 3X Leveraged ETN (GDXU.US)$
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My teacher!!![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined"){kind=small}
Looking to put in a little cash into oil and gas. Been hearing about the rise of gas and how it’s gonna start up again, so I figure get in before it’s jumped. Just curious if y’all think an etf such as $Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration &Production Etf (PXE.US)$ , $Ishares Trust Us Oil&Gas Explor & Prod (IEO.US)$ or $First Trust Natural Gas ETF (FCG.US)$ are preferred over something like $BP PLC (BP.US)$ or $Chevron (CVX.US)$ . Thanks in advance!
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I just purged 200 saved charts, so let's start fresh and see where we are. I'm going to do it a little differently, I'm going to start with my favorites and end with NQ. This also allows for futures to continue so I can get more information.
$ChemoCentryx (CCXI.US)$ Is it just an oversold bounce, or recovery? Bouncing off of the lower bollinger band, have we found support? If we rebound the upper bollinger band us just below the gap to fill around 27. Look how far CCXI was sold down on ...
$ChemoCentryx (CCXI.US)$ Is it just an oversold bounce, or recovery? Bouncing off of the lower bollinger band, have we found support? If we rebound the upper bollinger band us just below the gap to fill around 27. Look how far CCXI was sold down on ...
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^LONG post, lots of tickers💲 charts📈 and opinion.![]()
Well it was a crazy week, after all the chart indecision we ended bearish🐻. But what does the shortened trading week have in store? (markets closed for good friday)🌴🍷🥈⚰🐑
Let's see what the charts say:![]()
°when looking at at my charts understand that rarely does anything move in a straight line, just because I drew one does not mean I believe it will follow it. Also I cannot predict the future, I only follow the chart ...
Well it was a crazy week, after all the chart indecision we ended bearish🐻. But what does the shortened trading week have in store? (markets closed for good friday)🌴🍷🥈⚰🐑
Let's see what the charts say:
°when looking at at my charts understand that rarely does anything move in a straight line, just because I drew one does not mean I believe it will follow it. Also I cannot predict the future, I only follow the chart ...
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I had a full long update done but I messed up and moo erased it, so here is a quick one (I'm not putting another 2 hours into it sorry) I will just cut to the chase and show charts with some comments...
"Predictions are hard, especially when they're about the future" Yogi Berra
QQQ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ $E-mini NASDAQ 100 Futures(MAR5) (NQmain.US)$
BEARISH, QQQ is rounding in selloff, not building support. I expect a 200+ selloff tomorrow. $ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ ETF (SQQQ.US)$ $ProShares UltraShort QQQ (QID.US)$ yield cu...
"Predictions are hard, especially when they're about the future" Yogi Berra
QQQ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ $E-mini NASDAQ 100 Futures(MAR5) (NQmain.US)$
BEARISH, QQQ is rounding in selloff, not building support. I expect a 200+ selloff tomorrow. $ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ ETF (SQQQ.US)$ $ProShares UltraShort QQQ (QID.US)$ yield cu...
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KingNY-Life : However, the target price given by Institutions is only 20dollars, they are not bullish.
Kevin Matte OP KingNY-Life : Here's my AI analysis.
Venture Global LNG is a relatively young and privately held company, specializing in the construction and operation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals along the U.S. Gulf Coast. Its flagship projects include Calcasieu Pass LNG (currently in operation), Plaquemines LNG (under construction), and other potential developments such as Delta LNG. Although Venture Global has experienced a spectacular rise—having signed significant long-term supply contracts with major oil companies, gas firms, or Asian and European energy providers—there are a number of factors that give investors pause or lead them to exercise caution.
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1. Reliability Issues and “Force Majeure”
1. Contentious Force Majeure: In recent months, Venture Global has been involved in tensions with certain clients (including major companies such as Shell or BP) regarding the delivery of LNG cargoes. The company invoked force majeure to justify delays or non-deliveries, while, according to some observers, its plants were nonetheless continuing to export LNG on the more profitable spot market.
Impact on Trust: From an investor’s perspective, this type of controversy raises questions about management’s reliability and about Venture Global’s willingness to honor long-term contracts if the market were to fluctuate unfavorably.
2. Litigation and Legal Risks: Several parties have expressed concern about possible legal actions from dissatisfied clients. Even though the legal outcomes may still evolve, such disputes create uncertainty that could affect the company’s reputation and future cash flows (damages, penalties, etc.).
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2. High Capital Intensity and Cost Overrun Risks
1. Massive Investments: Building LNG terminals is extremely expensive (several billion dollars per facility). Although Venture Global has been able to raise funds and secure institutional investors (large funds, banks, etc.), the debt burden and dependence on capital markets can become a problem if financial conditions tighten.
2. Rising Interest Rates: The increase in benchmark rates by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks raises the cost of financing. For a company in the construction phase—whose projects do not yet all generate stable cash flows—this environment makes borrowing more expensive and can erode the expected profitability of long-term projects.
3. Budget Overrun Risk: Major energy infrastructure projects are often subject to delays, supply chain issues, or cost overruns. Any deviation from the initial plan can impact the projected profitability.
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3. Environmental and Regulatory Questions
1. Regulatory Pressure: LNG liquefaction projects are closely scrutinized by authorities (such as FERC in the United States and environmental agencies). Delays in permit approvals (or additional constraints) can push back the commissioning of facilities.
2. Energy Transition: The global trend toward reducing carbon footprints (through the development of renewable energy and the implementation of stricter climate policies) casts uncertainty over the long-term role of natural gas. Even though LNG is still viewed as a “transition fuel,” the very long-term demand outlook is uncertain, which can weigh on the optimism of some institutional investors who are increasingly sensitive to these issues.
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Kevin Matte OP : 4. Financial Data and Funding Structure
Because Venture Global is not publicly traded, it is more difficult to find detailed public financial information (EBITDA, cash flow, debt coverage ratios, etc.). However:
1. Significant Private Funding: The company has raised several billion dollars in debt and equity from private investors and financial institutions. These successive fundraising rounds demonstrate a clear interest in the growth of the U.S. LNG market, but the company’s valuation and projected profitability hinge heavily on the long-term success of the projects in progress.
2. Dependence on Long-Term Contracts: Venture Global’s business model relies on signing 10-, 15-, or 20-year LNG sales contracts (offtake agreements). These contracts, intended to guarantee stable revenue, are a sign of financial credibility. However, the force majeure controversies (mentioned above) undermine the predictability that these long-term agreements are supposed to provide.
3. Construction Timeline: Calcasieu Pass is already operational, generating initial cash flow, but Plaquemines LNG still needs to clear critical milestones (testing, gradual commissioning). Any delay or cost overrun weighs on the future debt/EBITDA ratio and therefore on the confidence of lenders.
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5. Investor Sentiment and Outlook
1. Short-Term Skepticism:
Current litigation and the force majeure issue erode perceptions of Venture Global’s reliability.
In a context of monetary tightening, the debt load becomes heavier, worrying investors seeking stable returns.
2. Long-Term Expectations:
Despite these factors, many investors acknowledge that LNG demand remains strong, particularly in Europe (post-Ukraine-Russia conflict) and in Asia (economic growth, partial replacement of coal).
If Venture Global manages to resolve its disputes, improve its image as a reliable partner, and successfully carry out its major projects, the company could eventually solidify its position among the world’s leading LNG exporters.
3. Hesitation or Measured Prudence:
Large funds already interested in the LNG sector (Blackstone, GIP, etc.) may remain somewhat attracted to Venture Global, given that the company has demonstrated the ability to rapidly develop projects like Calcasieu Pass.
However, delays, potential lawsuits, and high debt levels may prompt some to demand stricter conditions: higher returns, reinforced contractual clauses, more transparent governance, etc.
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6. Points of Vigilance and Analytical Leads
For those seeking to assess the long-term viability of Venture Global, it is advisable to:
1. Monitor Litigation Developments and any official announcements regarding the resolution of disputes or the lifting of the contested force majeure clause.
2. Track Progress at the Plaquemines LNG site, Delta LNG, and any new projects. Budget overruns and construction delays often reveal the company’s management rigor.
3. Analyze the Global LNG Market: worldwide demand, international gas price trends, as well as energy and environmental policies (e.g., carbon taxes, bans on new drilling or infrastructure, etc.).
4. Cross-Reference Financial Sources (rating agency reports, statements from partner banks, specialized press, etc.) to estimate the actual debt structure, repayment schedules, and any potential refinancing needs.
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Conclusion
Investors are hesitant about Venture Global for a combination of reasons: uncertainties related to force majeure litigation, high capital intensity and the risk of cost overruns, increased pressure from the macroeconomic environment (interest rates), and questions around the energy transition. Overall sentiment ranges from caution (short term) to measured optimism (long term), as the company has nonetheless successfully developed a large-scale project (Calcasieu Pass) and secured long-term contracts.
In order to move beyond these uncertainties, Venture Global will need to reassure stakeholders about its governance, demonstrate its seriousness in fulfilling contracts, and continue to prove that it can deliver its facilities on time and within the stated budget. If these conditions are met, the potential growth in global LNG demand could, in the long run, support the company and alleviate the market’s current hesitations.
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Emmyp : id buy this company in September, The start of Spring has finally arrived, here in upstate NY, after a brutal winter. its going to be 65 degrees on Wednesday. We havent seen that temperature since September . The rest of the US is warmer too! im not sure the temperatures are going to stick around, but usually we only have a couple of snowstorms from now until May 30.