Divestor Canadian Oil and Gas Index – 2022 Rebalancing

Per the December 14, 2021 reinvestment policy, the Divestor Canadian Oil and Gas Index (DCOGI) has the following reinvestment of cash proceeds as received from dividends, as based on the opening prices of the first trading day of 2022:

Divestor Canadian Oil and Gas Index - January 4, 2022 Re-Balancing

TickerFractionReinvest$PriceSharesResidual$
ARX5%1,908.3411.75162$4.84
BIR5%1,908.346.51293$0.91
CNQ20%7,633.3854.2140$45.38
CVE20%7,633.3816.01476$12.62
MEG5%1,908.3412159$0.34
PEY5%1,908.349.6898196$9.14
SU20%7,633.3832.5234$28.38
TOU10%3816.6941.2592$21.69
WCP10%3816.697.6014501$3.88
XEG27,147.1910.832,506$7.21
ZEO47,693.0447.351,007$11.59
VCN29,228.5943.25675$34.84

(Updated February 5, 2022: Please note that I forgot to incorporate the Tourlamine special dividend of $0.75 in the 2021 results. This has been incorporated into the table and values edited accordingly.)

The total sum available for re-investment was $38,166.89.

The share counts have been revised on the index accordingly.

From February 5, 2021 to December 31, 2021, the DCOGI earned 78.8%, while the nearest comparator, the XEG.TO ETF, earned 68.5%.

While the DCOGI is not mirrored by real money, given the liquidity of all of its components, it is fairly easy to “replicate at home” if you wish.

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Sacha,

How do you think the oil party will play out, with 50% of lost US production has been recovered (pre covid peak of 13.1 mbbl/d to trough of 9.7 mbbl/d and now sitting at 11.5 mbbl/d) and super majors are going for the shale again. You see it over soon with another round of massive boom (volume wise, if not price)/ bust or players become better at managing prices in a goldilock where everyone makes decent money.