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HK 3Q09 Pre Call Note; Volume Driven Quarter; Guidance Going Up
HK Beats Top Line; Raises 2010 Guidance
More »WLL - Beats On Production, Ups Guidance, Announces Biggest Bakken Well To Date
Pre Call Note Key Points:
More »NFX Posts Solid 3Q Results, Like A Well Oiled (And Getting Oilier) Machine
NFX Reports Beats 3Q Street Estimates; Accelerating Rig Activity
More »EIA Releases July 2009 Natural Gas Production Data - Production Declines Are Becoming More Evident
The EIA released their 914 (gross withdrawals) data and their Natural Gas Monthly with data for the month of July 2009 today. Each month we prepare a slide show highlighting the key moving pieces of this of the U.S. natural gas production picture. Each month this year, we along with many analysts and traders have been left unimpressed with the declines demonstrated in the key producing regions and in the aggregate production data. Not this month.
More »EOG Pre Call Note: Good Numbers, Good Well Results, Mix Getting Oilier Sooner
EOG Reported Good Numbers, Good Well Results, Maintains Guidance But Is Getting Oilier Quicker Than Expected.
More »SWN Reports 2Q09 Beat; Fayetteville Drilling Just Gets Better, Guides 2H09 Volumes Lower On Pipeline Constraint
Nutshell: Much better than expected 2Q results, minor disappointment due to the pipeline constrained guidance reduction but this is one of those "out of their control things" that institutional shareholders will often give managements (and stocks) a "get out of jail free pass for", maybe today, maybe it'll take a little longer. The key points are:
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