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Infinity Natural Resources' lower trailing EV/EBITDA than Appalachian peers supports its value case. It trades at 4x versus 5-7x for EQT, Range Resources, CNX and Antero, while its P/E is 5 and trailing EBITDAX is $366 million. A somewhat bullish outlook for natural gas prices also underpins the view that Appalachian E&Ps offer value. x.comÂ
Infinity Natural Resources is a deep-value oil and gas producer trading below net tangible asset value at about 5x earnings, with growing sales, profits and its own midstream. Shorts are in control after a big acquisition, but net leverage is a healthy 1.14x annualized EBITDAX, which is growing well. With about 70% of its mix in natural gas, it benefits from rising gas prices. Technical support around $13 needs to hold. x.comÂ
Energy stocks remain undervalued because shale depletion is real and AI needs natural gas, and the market is underpricing both. Diamondback Energy has quietly been doing tender offers ahead of its May 4 earnings, and EQT's 3.84% drop does not change the thesis. Value takes time. x.comÂ
EQT has convexity because low investment in natural gas collides with rising LNG and datacenter demand. The gas basin isn't that deep. x.comÂ
EQT, Range Resources, Expand Energy, Magnolia Oil & Gas and EOG Resources are cyclicals catching an earnings tailwind before the crowd notices, the setup Peter Lynch loved. They passed a screen alongside Coterra, all natural gas or oil producers with disciplined balance sheets and forward P/Es of 9-12. x.comÂ
Natural gas leaders such as EQT face a structural shift, because about 20% of world supply is offline for three to five years with no quick fix. De-escalation doesn't change that, so market fakeouts should create opportunities in the group, with EQT attractive below $60. x.comÂ
EOG Resources is deeply undervalued on EV/EBITDA, a big discount given where oil prices are now, and the chart looks strong. x.comÂ
EQT is still a favored gas play, and not too late, because Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG hub is badly disrupted. EQT raised hedging to nearly 40% of 2026 production at an average floor near $4.30/MMBtu and ceiling near $6.30, a tactical approach that adds protection selectively while staying exposed to upside. x.com x.comÂ
The Iran war could be a huge catalyst for US energy stocks as energy independence becomes a necessity rather than a luxury. Nuclear names Constellation Energy, Vistra, Centrus and Cameco combine energy security with massive AI power demand, while natural-gas names Cheniere, EQT and Antero gain from LNG demand and tighter global supply. x.comÂ
PrimeEnergy trades around 6x normalized earnings because its reserve life is a huge unknown: about five years of proven reserves plus three more years of identified drilling, with little visibility beyond. It will probably outperform that long term, but near term it is mostly oil beta, with intermittent, unpredictable alpha. Better gas pricing once more takeaway capacity is online would help, since it gets only $0.75 for natural gas, and liquids output nearing 2 million barrels de-risks opex. … Show more
Expand Energy is cheap and pays a good dividend while it waits for its day, and US LNG is in a prime position with Russian and Middle East LNG supplies threatened. The weekly chart is breaking out of a bullish falling wedge within an expanding symmetrical wedge, though the stock is still well below its 30-week EMA, so this is no reason to get too excited yet. x.comÂ
Canadian Natural Resources' slowly declining oil and gas reserves will last many years and give it very steady production. It generates a lot of cash even when markets are tough, has raised its dividend for 26 years in a row, and plans to return 100% of free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and buybacks. x.comÂ
