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Painful Surprises and Big Lessons with Precious Metals & Energy [view article]
I am bearish on commodities especially natural gas and oil. The last bubble to burst is the commodity bubble which until recently was the favorite on Wall Street. Now the tables have turned and the big crash is underway with the potential for 60 to 80 percent declines. I predict $35 oil and gold prices under $400. Trust me, oil and gold will crash and burn like the real estate bubble and the NASDAQ bubble in 2000. The crash in oil and precious metals is a short sellers dream! ReplyThe List - Cramer's Stop Trading! (8/26/08) [view article]
I agree with the comment on Cramer. I am a big fan of XTO. ReplyTakeover Climate in Oil and Gas [view article]
XTO is a strong buy right now. ReplyTakeover Climate in Oil and Gas [view article]
Have you ever listened to a conference call where the so-called expert analysts give the CEO's huge amounts of grief about acquisitions? COP was villified by these analysts for their acquisition of Burlington, a move that now appears to be a huge winner. And every quarter thereafter, one of the "smart" young guns asks a question with a clear tone of "You aren't thinking about another big acquisition, are you??" as if to say we've got our finger on the trigger, baby, so just try one!!Unfortunately, that will really slow down the M&A market overall for the big guys. And they may be the only ones with the money to do these sized deals. But you are spot on...these are great companies and with their recent declines in price, selling at attractive values. Reply
Takeover Climate in Oil and Gas [view article]
It is surprising the M&A activity has not yet begun. Watching BP get "thrown around like a rag doll" (Jeff Imelt, GE CEO) by Russia; XOM, CVX, and COP operations getting nationalized by Chavez; Nigeria's ethnic/religious/polit... unrest; and the standard middle east fare, one would think "safe" resources would be on the major's "buy now" shopping list. The next tier companies with comparatively "safe" resources would be the obvious targets: APC,APA, CNQ, and maybe OXY, MRO, HES. Any other targets? ReplyTakeover Climate in Oil and Gas [view article]
Kurt Wulff is the best analyst in this sector. Listen to him carefully. I have been investing using his advice for several years, and it has been very rewarding. Thank you Mr. Wulff. ReplyThe List - Cramer's Stop Trading! (8/26/08) [view article]
I must say Dr. Norman is dead on, HAL however I believe is a buy. ReplyBig Little Stock - Fast Money Recap (8/25/08) [view article]
I am a strong beleiver in XTO energy, I see this company and stock moving very strongly over the coming year, it is currently down about 25% and presents and great buying opportunity. Replyps
The List - Cramer's Stop Trading! (8/26/08) [view article]
Thanks.J. Michaels, P.I. Reply
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The List - Cramer's Stop Trading! (8/26/08) [view article]
If you want to lose a lot of money, listen to Cramer. Replyrver
Chesapeake Energy: Earnings and Shale Drama [view article]
We need an energy policy to begin the conversion of over the road trucks to natural gas fuel. Just the start of this conversion will drop oil prices so airlines that need cheaper JP4 can continue to serve our national interests. ReplyChesapeake Energy: Earnings and Shale Drama [view article]
mkreisel: EOG has not been know as Enron for many many years now. It was spun out of Enron and taken public by Mr. Pappas and has not relation to Enron. But I agree...a top notch company with top notch people!! They also tend to grow organically rather than large M&A deals that XTO and CHK like ot do. ReplyPainful Surprises and Big Lessons with Precious Metals & Energy [view article]
Meantime, focus on all that you've done right, learn from your mistakes, be thankful for the most important things in life, hug your wife and children, take your dog for a walk, smell the roses and feel the pain. Learn from your failures and take time to meditate.Who do you think you are- the pope? How about we stick with the financials and quit trying to manipulate people. Reply
15 Value Hedge Funds - Portfolio Update [view article]
Do some managers consistently buy shares for more than they are worth? If so, do they make money in the long term? ReplyChesapeake Energy: Earnings and Shale Drama [view article]
Another decent NG company is EOG Resources, also know as Enron Oil and Gas Resources. Reply