Not exact matches
Cenovus reported fourth - quarter net
income of $ 620 million or 50 cents per share on Thursday, well ahead of $ 91 million, or 11 cents per share, in the year - earlier period, thanks to better refinery profits, stronger
oil prices and production that almost doubled
after it bought out its oilsands partner, Houston - based ConocoPhillips, last year.
This is largely due to expenses dropping, but also because side hustles are taking hold, and passive
income is stabilizing
after the dividend rout in
oil stocks.
More likely though, is that commodities that are in short supply globally would rise, like coal, steel,
oil, gold, rare minerals, etc., and only
after a while, would housing prices rise, as nominal
incomes become large enough, and household formation great enough for the excess supply to disappear.