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. 26 at 8:06 PM
$FECCF FECCF Closed 5.92 (0.33%) It was painted down on the close on the OTC given that it closed at 8.32 +0.21 (+2.59%) On the TSX. Trading there was above average volume. Just games. Dip it big so I can keep loading.
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Aug. 26 at 3:44 PM
$FECCF Picked up a few more...
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 26 at 2:07 AM
$FECCF At $5.00 USD per share, the market would be valuing the entire company at ~$355M USD. The 35% stake in the ODL pipeline alone pays ~$65M USD in net cash dividends annually (valued at ~$350M+ USD on a standalone basis). Buying FECCF at $5.00 USD essentially means getting the Puerto Bahía terminal (and its upcoming Ecopetrol LNG regasification project) for free. If public pricing collapses to $5.00 USD (a total market cap under $355M USD), Catalyst Capital Group (~40.6% controlling owner) has every incentive to authorize a Substantial Issuer Bid (SIB). Using existing cash ($56.3M USD) or incoming ODL pipeline dividends ($64.7M USD declared for 2026), the company could buy out Gramercy's block at a massive discount, immediately boosting per-share value for remaining holders.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 25 at 6:08 PM
$FECCF Dip it more ... no problem ... 12 mths forward free cash is $1.15 and it grows at 15% p.a. Will add heavily https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aX2NV7ujm8&list=RD0aX2NV7ujm8&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 25 at 5:00 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv1oLKHz2F4&list=RDUql3mAPuxdg&index=12 Adding dips
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 24 at 2:44 PM
$FECCF US market makers on the OTC tape are intentionally stepping down their bids to capture wide spreads from retail order flow. Execution on the TSX remains vastly superior. Sentiment indicators on FECCF show a split dynamic. Retail chatter is elevated following the August 14 Q2 2026 earnings report, but there is noticeable confusion regarding the "lower" share price. Many retail tracking tools still fail to properly adjust historical charts for the C$8.34/share (~C$590 million) special capital distribution executed in late June, causing algorithmic screeners to falsely flag the stock as a "distressed sell-off" rather than a post-distribution stub. Yield and infrastructure-focused accounts quietly building positions in the C$8.10–C$8.45 window to capture the stable dividends from ODL (35% stake) and the commercial buildout of Puerto Bahía (including the Excelerate Energy FSRU deal for 2027). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aobAV5SU8Uo&list=RDve6IiuBhG0U&index=9
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spal4000 Aug. 24 at 2:19 PM
$FECCF adding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIQxhSvSRnQ&list=RDve6IiuBhG0U&index=2
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:30 PM
$FECCF The Mechanical Break: The moment off-exchange institutional block sellers stop feeding the dark pool at C$8.60, the short seller is left holding an uncovered short position on an illiquid lit exchange—triggering an involuntary buy-in squeeze. It will come ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwiTs60VoTM&list=RDuwiTs60VoTM&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:28 PM
$FECCF A tighter lit spread forces the dark-pool midpoint higher ...
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:26 PM
$FECCF They are focussing on the lit market for these games - what you might focus on now is the longer run and where would you like to be when the levee breaks. Patience and dip buying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o2k2eXQLFY&list=RD-o2k2eXQLFY&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 26 at 8:06 PM
$FECCF FECCF Closed 5.92 (0.33%) It was painted down on the close on the OTC given that it closed at 8.32 +0.21 (+2.59%) On the TSX. Trading there was above average volume. Just games. Dip it big so I can keep loading.
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Aug. 26 at 3:44 PM
$FECCF Picked up a few more...
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 26 at 2:07 AM
$FECCF At $5.00 USD per share, the market would be valuing the entire company at ~$355M USD. The 35% stake in the ODL pipeline alone pays ~$65M USD in net cash dividends annually (valued at ~$350M+ USD on a standalone basis). Buying FECCF at $5.00 USD essentially means getting the Puerto Bahía terminal (and its upcoming Ecopetrol LNG regasification project) for free. If public pricing collapses to $5.00 USD (a total market cap under $355M USD), Catalyst Capital Group (~40.6% controlling owner) has every incentive to authorize a Substantial Issuer Bid (SIB). Using existing cash ($56.3M USD) or incoming ODL pipeline dividends ($64.7M USD declared for 2026), the company could buy out Gramercy's block at a massive discount, immediately boosting per-share value for remaining holders.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 25 at 6:08 PM
$FECCF Dip it more ... no problem ... 12 mths forward free cash is $1.15 and it grows at 15% p.a. Will add heavily https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aX2NV7ujm8&list=RD0aX2NV7ujm8&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 25 at 5:00 PM
$FECCF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv1oLKHz2F4&list=RDUql3mAPuxdg&index=12 Adding dips
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 24 at 2:44 PM
$FECCF US market makers on the OTC tape are intentionally stepping down their bids to capture wide spreads from retail order flow. Execution on the TSX remains vastly superior. Sentiment indicators on FECCF show a split dynamic. Retail chatter is elevated following the August 14 Q2 2026 earnings report, but there is noticeable confusion regarding the "lower" share price. Many retail tracking tools still fail to properly adjust historical charts for the C$8.34/share (~C$590 million) special capital distribution executed in late June, causing algorithmic screeners to falsely flag the stock as a "distressed sell-off" rather than a post-distribution stub. Yield and infrastructure-focused accounts quietly building positions in the C$8.10–C$8.45 window to capture the stable dividends from ODL (35% stake) and the commercial buildout of Puerto Bahía (including the Excelerate Energy FSRU deal for 2027). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aobAV5SU8Uo&list=RDve6IiuBhG0U&index=9
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 24 at 2:19 PM
$FECCF adding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIQxhSvSRnQ&list=RDve6IiuBhG0U&index=2
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:30 PM
$FECCF The Mechanical Break: The moment off-exchange institutional block sellers stop feeding the dark pool at C$8.60, the short seller is left holding an uncovered short position on an illiquid lit exchange—triggering an involuntary buy-in squeeze. It will come ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwiTs60VoTM&list=RDuwiTs60VoTM&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:28 PM
$FECCF A tighter lit spread forces the dark-pool midpoint higher ...
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:26 PM
$FECCF They are focussing on the lit market for these games - what you might focus on now is the longer run and where would you like to be when the levee breaks. Patience and dip buying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o2k2eXQLFY&list=RD-o2k2eXQLFY&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:23 PM
$FECCF Anyhow long story short is that Gramercy seems done - now we have a pool of shorts trying any trick that they can think to creep out before the float dramatically tightens. Their window for this is narrow - hence the games.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:21 PM
$FECCF Continued: A dark cross MUST provide at least a full tick or half-tick of genuine price improvement, OR it must be a "Large Size Order" (over 500 board lots / 50,000 shares, or $100,000+ in value). By placing visible, small-lot lit bids on the primary TSX book (e.g., 500-share tiers from C$8.55 up to C$8.75), you narrow the national best bid/offer (NBBO) spread. A tighter lit spread forces the dark-pool midpoint higher, compelling the short desk to pay a higher price when they cross institutional blocks off-exchange. Direct Your Orders via "Seek Dark Liquidity" (SDL) or TSX Lit Only. If you are buying additional shares on weakness, instruct your broker/platform to route via Seek Dark Liquidity (SDL) or direct to the primary TSX Lit Book.SDL order types sweep hidden dark-pool resting liquidity before touching the lit book. This allows you to step in front of the short seller's midpoint cross and pull dark liquidity out from under them at a discount before their block can print.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:20 PM
$FECCF The Counter Strategy. Deprive the Short Desk of Lit Supply (Use Passive Limit Orders Only)The Trap: Short desks count on impatient retail holders placing Market Sell Orders or low limit orders when the lit price dips to C$8.40–C$8.60. They absorb those sell market orders on the lit bid to prove "weakness" and then cross corresponding blocks at dark-pool midpoints. Never use Market Orders. If accumulating, place Passive Limit Bids at or slightly below the prevailing bids (e.g., C$8.46–C$8.52). Force the short desk to short into your bid if they want to move the price down, requiring them to expand their own short borrow position. Force Execution into Canadian "Dark Rules" (The Size-Improvement Threshold)Under Canadian trading rules (CIRO / OSC Rule 23-311), an off-exchange dark pool cross (e.g., MatchNow or TSX DRK) cannot execute at the midpoint unless it meets strict size or price-improvement criteria:
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 6:17 PM
$FECCF The Step-by-Step Mechanics - 'aka' the scramble out before the crushing spike: Dumping into Lit Bids: The short seller dumps small 500-to-2,000-share market orders directly into the primary TSX lit bid to depress the immediate printed price and keep the intraday Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) anchored low (e.g., C$8.60). Stacking the Lit Ask (The Cap): They place large 10,000+ share sell offers at C$8.80–C$8.90 on the lit book. They have no intention of letting these get executed; they use them as a "ceiling" to intimidate retail buyers and signal that overhead supply is heavy.Midpoint Dark Pool Crossing: With the lit VWAP artificially suppressed at C$8.60, the short seller routes a massive 200,000+ share buy order to an off-exchange dark pool (like MatchNow or Pure Trading) to buy a block from an institutional holder at the dark midpoint (C$8.65). The Net Result: The short seller covers a 200,000-share position at C$8.65 without ever triggering a lit market rally.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 5:57 PM
$FECCF Leading into the June 2026 transaction, arbitrage hedge funds went long the cash/assets and shorted FEC equity to hedge the C$8.34 special dividend distribution and the Parex asset spin-off. The Trap: Many of these funds expected post-distribution retail selling to crash the stock sub-C$6.00. Instead, balance-sheet leverage dropped below 0.98x EBITDA, Puerto Bahía port revenues surged (+18% YoY EBITDA), and the stock found a firm floor in the C$8.40–C$8.80 zone. These arbs are sitting on lingering short legs that they cannot easily cover without driving the price up.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 21 at 1:47 PM
$FECCF guess what ... Adding
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spal4000 Aug. 20 at 6:30 PM
$FECCF added and will add more
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spal4000 Aug. 20 at 3:39 PM
$FECCF $7 will hit soon Technical & Microstructure Triggers for the Breakout: Clearing the C$8.80 Resistance Wall: Today’s move above C$8.80–C$9.00 on lit TSX volume cleared out the remaining post-earnings overhead supply. Once resistance at C$9.00 flips into support, technical buyers and momentum algos typically target the C$9.50–C$9.80 gap. Short Cover/Squeeze Fuel: On the OTC side (FECCF), short interest spiked in mid-2026 as traders attempted to arbitrage the C$8.34 special dividend payout. As the stock pushes past $6.70, those lingering short positions face pressure to cover on a illiquid OTC order book. Institutional Bid Stacking: Market makers on FECCF (such as Jane Street and Cantor) have been raising their bids rather than holding large ask sizes, forcing buyers to sweep higher price tiers.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 20 at 2:48 PM
$FECCF I drive a Rolls-Royce 'Cause it's good for my voice Adding - this is rerating https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PP2FyYSUJ54&list=RDPP2FyYSUJ54&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 20 at 2:15 PM
$FECCF Frontera Energy Corporation (FEC.TO) Get top stock picks 9.26 +0.49 (+5.59%) As of 10:11:10 AM EDT. Market Open. Going to bring the retail punters in soon.
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 20 at 1:48 PM
$FECCF Very heavy and preparing to buy dips
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spal4000
spal4000 Aug. 20 at 1:47 PM
$FECCF Guys - ever shot is being called here ... it is go time. Investor Sentiment & Institutional Silence: On specialized investor boards and institutional channels, chatter is surprisingly muted—a classic signal that retail traders have not yet recognized the post-Parex structural shift. Mainstream financial screeners are still misquoting dividend yields and historical P/E metrics due to the C$8.34 special dividend adjustment. Smart Money Position Building: Institutional holders are using this "data lag" period to lock up floating shares. The lack of sell-side coverage and analyst questions on the recent Q2 conference call indicates an asset that is currently under-covered by retail brokerages while being quietly absorbed by value-oriented funds.
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