In the words of Jim Cramer, a lot of broken stock prices, but not necessarily broken companies. We think that the main companies we write about here, InterOil (IOC), eFuture (EFUT), Trina Solar (TSL), and more recently Chesapeake (CHK), and Sequenom (SQNM) all fall in this category.
Entries Tagged as 'CHK'
A difficult market for our puppies
October 17th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: CHK · EFUT · IOC · SQNM · TSL
The US natural gas cycle, from gas glut to gas shortage and back
October 17th, 2008 · No Comments
There is someting of a gas cycle emerging in the US. This is due to some characteristics of the new unconventional gas sources, which need lots of capital and the wells peter out rather quickly, cutting supply, increase prices and incentives to start drilling again.
Tags: CHK · Natural Gas
US natural gas glut?
October 15th, 2008 · 2 Comments
There is little doubt that Chesapeake is putting on the brakes in terms of capex spending, due to their debt position (and related credit market conditions), but more importantly because the supply of natural gas is growing at a faster pace than demand at the moment. This is a very wise reaction. Proactive management.
Tags: CHK
Chesapeake Energy
October 13th, 2008 · No Comments
These didn’t have a good time of late, and neither had it’s CEO Aubrey McClendon. What’s going on? Most of it is not hard to guess, but there are a few surprises..
Tags: CHK