Many oil producers that raised money from stock offerings are now doing well, says the Wall Street Journal here: http://www.wsj.com/articles/oil-companies-that-sold-shares-during-collapse-are-now-riding-high-1483353003
Note that peak offerings in 2016 were done around the low price of the year:
I liked this quote:
““That low of a price was unsustainable,” said Matthew Stephani, senior portfolio manager at Cavanal Hill Investment Management, which manages $7.3 billion and bought new shares sold by Encana Corp. and three companies that sell services and supplies to producers. “It’s not so much what you do in booms that creates wealth, but more how you act in busts.”’
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