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VIST Vista Oil & Gas

$66.26
$0.90
(1.34%)
Today
Closed $66.26
$0.32
(0.48%)
After Hours
EarningsOct 28
Mkt Cap$7.36B
Vol531,383.00

About VIST

Vista Energy SAB de CV is an oil and gas company, which engages in the exploration and production of oil and gas. It operates through Argentina and Mexico geographical segments. The firm's assets include Vaca Muerta, the largest shale oil and gas play under development outside North AMerica. The company was founded by Miguel Galuccio, Pablo Manuel Vera Pinto, Juan Garoby and Alejandro Chernacov on March 22, 2017 and is headquartered in Alcaldía Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico.
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Bearish Sentiment

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billbonus
$VIST Bullish long term. Even at $65 crude oil prices, which Vista's projections for crude were, with basically guaranteed rapid growth, profitability and expansion, this can easily be $200 in 2 years. Super bullish long term, just like the executives who exercised 16+ million dollars worth and Peter Thiel making it his #2 biggest holding. Side note: Peter Thiel met with Javier Milei and had a discussion about Vaca Muerta over dinner before investing over $70 million of his own money to own a 1% stake in the company. This is truly a diamond!
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perpmalerp
$VIST surprised there's no retail investor hype here. This company looks primed to become huge
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Somewhereman
$VIST actively being manipulated daily now. Brent oil was up today and this dropped again...makes no sense. Hold until the inevitable move happens to $80+
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billbonus
$VIST Just dropped to $60 already instead of the slow drip so we can just bounce back up to $80
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Katafrag
$VIST The economic scenario where extracting oil elsewhere becomes significantly more expensive—allowing Argentina (and specifically its Vaca Muerta shale play) to emerge as a major international winner—is a high-probability structural trend over the medium-to-long term (a 70–80% likelihood). While OPEC will retain the world’s cheapest middle-tier reserves, the global cost curve for non-OPEC incremental supply (such as U.S. shale) is trending upward, positioning Argentina's low breakeven costs advantageously.
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billbonus
$VIST Higher highs and lower lows. Beautiful movement! All The Insider buying as well is a beautiful sight to see, not to mention it's Peter Thiel's second biggest position right now. Or how about that 30-year contract and rapid growth expectations! Rated overweight by most analysts and given a "Strong Buy" rating. So much going for this stock! I'm heavy and long here. Average $76.15
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Somewhereman
$VIST the drop today from $70 to $68 seemed almost artificially created by some large dumps just post noon ....despite oil being up and no bad news from the company.. perhaps mm trying to drive price down taking profits from an earlier low entry point
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malona82
$VIST after being such an outperformer for quite a while, this has taken a very ugly turn recently. I have quite a bit of this and would love for a rebound. I'm not sure why it's so weak vs the rest of the sector recently. Unfortunately I bought calls as well yesterday and this AM thinking "this is a bottom" strange how it can turn so quickly. And I'm not talking Oil which I know is -10 the past few days, i mean the delta between the oil companies for example this is -2% and weak, DVN +2%. This has been like this for a few days. was hoping to catch a reversion trade but couldn't even get positive today when Oil was +5%
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Tacostocko420
$VIST I jumped in full bore yesterday We are headed alot higher This pelosy/theil play is that way
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