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1. realitybytes on Warren Resources Can Afford to Wait for Higher Natural Gas Prices: Nice analysis, it completely jibes with what I have deduced which... more »
2. PeteK on Warren Resources Can Afford to Wait for Higher Natural Gas Prices: apppro, At this price per share, it's worth waiting. In fact ... more »
3. apppro on Warren Resources Can Afford to Wait for Higher Natural Gas Prices: All well & good, but I'm tired of waiting for 'higher stock prices'. more »
4. PeteK on GMX Resources: 4Q08 Pre-Call Notes: Congress is planning to require all automakers to have a few... more »
5. Mmarrkk on Chesapeake Q4 Pre-Call Notes: Brighteyes: check out Zman's subscription site. Its a winner! more »
6. Brighteyes on Chesapeake Q4 Pre-Call Notes: Now that was a good article. We should have more like it that... more »
7. Anonymous Analyst on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: I like the analysis, barring a few quibbles. You make all the... more »
8. calvino on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: Z, come on! CHK has one problem. Aubrey McClendon. This is a... more »
9. BrotherMaynard on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: "9-10% per year is pretty darned good these days!" Keep in mind... more »
10. Mmarrkk on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: You may be right on the overall direction of nat gas pricing and... more »
11. Bill Herbert on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: >>Bro: CHK's bankruptcy potential is highly over rated. Looking at... more »
12. natgas on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: how is the haynesville shale going to be benificial without a... more »
13. Mmarrkk on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: bud: gimme a break! a one line blast job mentioning no specifics... more »
14. budbro7 on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: It's obvious the writer knows nothing about the oil and gas industry. more »
15. BrotherMaynard on My Problem with Chesapeake Energy's New Deal: "The market wants them to "really" live within cash flow. I... more »