Pacific Exploration & Production Corp (FECCF)

$7.55 +0.13 (1.74%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 215,400
Avg Vol 163,948
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 95%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Frontera Energy Corporation engages in the exploration, development, production, transportation, storage, and sale of oil and natural gas in South America. The company has a portfolio of assets, which consists of interests in 17 exploration and production blocks in Colombia, and Guyana; and pipeline transportation and port facilities in Colombia. It also engages in onshore, and colombian infrastructure business. The company was formerly known as Pacific Exploration & Production Corporation and c...

Industry: Oil & Gas E&P
Sector: Energy
Phone: 403-705-8814
Address:
1030, 140 - 4 Avenue SW, Calgary, Canada
spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 4 at 2:12 PM
$FECCF adding
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 5:19 PM
$FECCF Notice if market makers start bumping up the Bid price on lower volume (e.g., from $6.30 up to $6.45). This indicates that buyers are putting firm limit orders under the tape to catch Gramercy's child fills.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 3:40 PM
$FECCF JANE has widened the inner market spread ... now less certain they can keep it range bound.
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spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:54 PM
$FECCF on the bid
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spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:27 AM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of_jyeDZ3Sg
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:25 AM
$FECCF Unconstrained Personal Capital versus Gramercy or the day Incentive Divergence Arbitrage came to town. Alea iacta est.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:16 AM
$FECCF Countdown and Pre-LaunchTanking (L-9 Hours): Loading liquid oxygen and hydrogen or other propellants into the rocket core stages.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:08 AM
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:04 AM
$FECCF Lo que Vendra ... The Supply Wall Is Exhausting: At current baseline vol (~130k shares/day across all venues), clearing the remaining ~800,000 shares of Gramercy's parent order requires roughly 6 to 8 trading sessions of algorithmic drip. With only ~10 trading sessions left before the Q2 numbers drop, the execution algorithm is near its terminal end. The moment conviction buyers step in to build or add to positions ahead of the first "clean" infrastructure EBITDA reporting and dividend policy updates, their buying volume will quickly exceed Gramercy's daily algorithmic drip. Because market makers have kept the bid artificially suppressed to absorb Gramercy’s iceberg orders, the order book lacks deep sell-side resistance above the current ~C$9.00 / ~$6.30 level. Once the sell algorithm exhausts its parent order or pauses to avoid selling ahead of a known positive catalyst the ask side thins out rapidly, allowing the stock to re-rate toward its true infrastructure cash-flow multiples.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:01 AM
$FECCF The game ... Notice how volume on TSX (FEC) consistently scales up on high-liquidity days (e.g., printing ~130k–200k shares on catalyst days like July 15–16) and instantly drops back on quiet days (e.g., ~30k–40k shares on July 22–23). On Level 2, the ask continuously refreshes in 400 to 800-share iceberg blocks. The algorithm sits passively on the Ask and sweeps Canadian ATS/dark pools the moment a buy order matches its floor. Over the ~25 trading sessions since June 24, total consolidated market volume across all venues (TSX, ATS, and OTC) has totaled roughly 3.2 million to 3.6 million shares. At a 15%–20% POV participation rate, Gramercy’s algorithm has successfully cleared roughly 1.8 million to 2.0 million shares. Completion Level: Gramercy’s active open-market parent order is roughly 65% to 75% completed, leaving an estimated 700,000 to 1.2 million shares left to sell under the current algorithm.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 4 at 2:12 PM
$FECCF adding
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 5:19 PM
$FECCF Notice if market makers start bumping up the Bid price on lower volume (e.g., from $6.30 up to $6.45). This indicates that buyers are putting firm limit orders under the tape to catch Gramercy's child fills.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 3:40 PM
$FECCF JANE has widened the inner market spread ... now less certain they can keep it range bound.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:54 PM
$FECCF on the bid
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:27 AM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of_jyeDZ3Sg
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:25 AM
$FECCF Unconstrained Personal Capital versus Gramercy or the day Incentive Divergence Arbitrage came to town. Alea iacta est.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:16 AM
$FECCF Countdown and Pre-LaunchTanking (L-9 Hours): Loading liquid oxygen and hydrogen or other propellants into the rocket core stages.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:08 AM
$FECCF
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:04 AM
$FECCF Lo que Vendra ... The Supply Wall Is Exhausting: At current baseline vol (~130k shares/day across all venues), clearing the remaining ~800,000 shares of Gramercy's parent order requires roughly 6 to 8 trading sessions of algorithmic drip. With only ~10 trading sessions left before the Q2 numbers drop, the execution algorithm is near its terminal end. The moment conviction buyers step in to build or add to positions ahead of the first "clean" infrastructure EBITDA reporting and dividend policy updates, their buying volume will quickly exceed Gramercy's daily algorithmic drip. Because market makers have kept the bid artificially suppressed to absorb Gramercy’s iceberg orders, the order book lacks deep sell-side resistance above the current ~C$9.00 / ~$6.30 level. Once the sell algorithm exhausts its parent order or pauses to avoid selling ahead of a known positive catalyst the ask side thins out rapidly, allowing the stock to re-rate toward its true infrastructure cash-flow multiples.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 31 at 2:01 AM
$FECCF The game ... Notice how volume on TSX (FEC) consistently scales up on high-liquidity days (e.g., printing ~130k–200k shares on catalyst days like July 15–16) and instantly drops back on quiet days (e.g., ~30k–40k shares on July 22–23). On Level 2, the ask continuously refreshes in 400 to 800-share iceberg blocks. The algorithm sits passively on the Ask and sweeps Canadian ATS/dark pools the moment a buy order matches its floor. Over the ~25 trading sessions since June 24, total consolidated market volume across all venues (TSX, ATS, and OTC) has totaled roughly 3.2 million to 3.6 million shares. At a 15%–20% POV participation rate, Gramercy’s algorithm has successfully cleared roughly 1.8 million to 2.0 million shares. Completion Level: Gramercy’s active open-market parent order is roughly 65% to 75% completed, leaving an estimated 700,000 to 1.2 million shares left to sell under the current algorithm.
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Jul. 30 at 7:52 PM
$FECCF Added tic tic boom.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 3:56 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMeQ3LxA30k&list=RDKMeQ3LxA30k&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 3:52 PM
$FECCF Volume Breakdown: TSX Primary Lit Book: ~75,000 – 80,000 shares / day Since late June, daily volume in Toronto has averaged around 78k shares. Quiet sessions see ~32k–42k shares, while higher-activity sessions reach ~130k–200k shares. Canadian Dark Pools / ATS (Alpha, Chi-X, CX2): ~25,000 – 35,000 shares / day Off-exchange Canadian venues typically add an additional 30% on top of the TSX lit order book. This brings total consolidated Canadian volume to ~100,000 – 110,000 shares per day. US OTC (FECCF): ~15,000 – 35,000 shares / day Stripping out the June event-driven arbitrage spikes, baseline trading in the US OTC market is light, with standard sessions seeing under 35k shares.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 3:48 PM
$FECCF The game (update) Gramercy’s trading desk is not operating in a vacuum. They know August 17 is a major catalyst date. This leaves their portfolio managers with two strategic choices over the next 10 sessions: Gramercy pauses open-market selling for the next 10 days. By withdrawing their daily supply from the order book, they allow conviction buyers to bid the stock up ahead of earnings. Post-earnings, if the stock re-rates higher, Gramercy can liquidate their remaining block at significantly better prices—or sell it in a single negotiated cross-trade to an institutional buyer. If Gramercy's mandate requires total exit regardless of price, they will keep dripping shares. However, because conviction buying accelerates closer to event dates, those offered shares will be absorbed faster, preventing further price breakdowns.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 3:45 PM
$FECCF Gramercy and affiliates are executing their open market trades at $9 CAN - it appears that Jane is making the inside market here with a constant 5 cent spread. Jane is also working the Can/USD FX bank and bridging TSX with the OTC. You can easily see this. Gramercy (+directed affiliates) are executing a mandate based on fund life. With 10 trading days remaining before the August 17 earnings print, the game theory between Gramercy (the forced/programmatic seller) and conviction buyers (the accumulators) reaches a inflection point. To build a meaningful position (e.g., 200-500K shares) without spiking the price, a conviction fund must accumulate now, during the quiet window. If just two or three value-focused family offices or small-cap funds decide to accumulate 30,000 shares each per day ahead of August 17that demand matches or exceeds Gramercy's daily algorithmic drip (~20k–30k shares/day), the supply overhang vanishes instantaneously.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 2:38 PM
$FECCF How Close Are We? If you measure proximity on a scale of the entire corporate transformation, we are at the 90% mark. The hard, complex corporate engineering - selling the E&P business, getting shareholder and court approval, and distributing the $430M+ in cash is completely done. We are currently sitting in the brief, uncomfortable "aftermath window" where legacy holders finish selling off their post-distribution stubs into a quiet, uncoordinated summer market. The moment the market receives the first pure-play infrastructure quarterly report and a formal policy for ODL's dividend cash flows, the fundamental gap between the stock price and its infrastructure multiple will begin to close rapidly.
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 2:07 PM
$FECCF : Gramercy has cleared roughly 60% to 70% of their total legacy overhang. Their remaining ~5.8M shares are being steadily absorbed by the market, particularly around liquidity events and volume spikes driven by corporate updates. Is the share base tightening ... yes ... dramatically ...
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 2:06 PM
$FECCF sell to me ... I will buy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H97YPIc9BrM
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spal4000
spal4000 Jul. 30 at 2:02 PM
$FECCF Warming up the crowd for 2027 ... it is going to happen ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMKfIXdxh-U
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spal4000 Jul. 30 at 1:53 PM
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spal4000 Jul. 29 at 2:06 PM
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spal4000 Jul. 27 at 2:37 PM
$FECCF ...
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