I will explain this again.
The growth of Legacy Reserves since becoming a JCDS client was undeniable.
After LGCY became a JCDS client, they eventually ended up with highest percentage dividend yield on the entire NASDAQ.
When looking at the PPS at chart sites like stockcharts.com and profitspi.com, they show LGCY price appreciation from $15.50 to a high of about $27 before $WTIC fell in late 2014. I would consider that to be growth since they became a JCDS client.
Using the historical data from nasdaq.com that you are linking to, they show LGCY price appreciation from $25 to a high of over $32 before $WTIC fell in late 2014. I would also consider that to be growth since they became a JCDS client.
Either scenario clearly shows growth in the LGCY PPS since becoming a JCDS client until $WTIC prices fell in late 2014.
During that time, LGCY saw also growth in their acquisitions.
They saw growth in their reserves.
They saw growth in their production.
They saw growth in their revenues.
They saw growth in their dividends.
Anyone who continues to claim that LGCY didn’t see growth after becoming a JCDS client on Oct. 11 2010 is either posting false information or ignorant of the facts.
Happy to clarify when there are questions.
GLTU, IMO and FWIW.
The growth of Legacy Reserves since becoming a JCDS client was undeniable.
After LGCY became a JCDS client, they eventually ended up with highest percentage dividend yield on the entire NASDAQ.
When looking at the PPS at chart sites like stockcharts.com and profitspi.com, they show LGCY price appreciation from $15.50 to a high of about $27 before $WTIC fell in late 2014. I would consider that to be growth since they became a JCDS client.
Using the historical data from nasdaq.com that you are linking to, they show LGCY price appreciation from $25 to a high of over $32 before $WTIC fell in late 2014. I would also consider that to be growth since they became a JCDS client.
Either scenario clearly shows growth in the LGCY PPS since becoming a JCDS client until $WTIC prices fell in late 2014.
During that time, LGCY saw also growth in their acquisitions.
They saw growth in their reserves.
They saw growth in their production.
They saw growth in their revenues.
They saw growth in their dividends.
Anyone who continues to claim that LGCY didn’t see growth after becoming a JCDS client on Oct. 11 2010 is either posting false information or ignorant of the facts.
Happy to clarify when there are questions.
GLTU, IMO and FWIW.
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