Comstock Resources Inc. (CRK)

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    BioMass100
    Aug 06 12:43 AM
    Comstock Resources, Inc. Q2 2008 Earnings Call Transcript [view article]
    45% onshore growth to 25-30% onshore production; 52 out of 52 wells strike it rich with high yileds to boot; per-day production up 156% over last year; 42% higher production over last year's 2nd quarter; almost no debt soon; 15000 new acres -- Keep up the good work, Jay, Roland, Mack and team! Reply
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    Whidbey
    Aug 05 09:46 AM
    Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
    The may be exiting commodities, but only as a trade. Nothing happens to the need for oil, or gas. And, I think gold is on a holiday and goes to 800 before a recovery to new highs. The downers on demand destruction are just some books talking, shorts, and that will end badly for those who get sucked in. As usual good. Reply
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    User 218405
    Jul 28 12:40 PM
    Stocks Covered by The Energy Stock Blog [view article]
    ABP synbol has been changed to AXAS. I tried changing the symbol, but it doesn't recognize the new symbol. I enjoy reading Alpha Stock Alerts. Thank you. Reply
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    richrdinbell
    ingham
    Jul 16 10:00 PM
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    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    Some say this investment is too profitable to fall in price ... Yet the lollipop hanging man candlestick and rising price on falling volume in the weekly chart of this small cap US based industrial electrical equipment manufacturer relates its all over. Reply
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    stockerati
    Jul 14 01:18 PM
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    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    Paul's assessment is quite in line with mine and I was surprised by their super-low D/E ratio-- definitely can be higher.

    Use your own judgement to decide though.     Reply
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    stockerati
    Jul 14 01:14 PM
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    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    Peter, I was beginning to miss your delightful commentary. Thanks for your support :)

    The fact that you read all my articles (despite always claiming they are not useful to you) all the time, is fantastic to see.

    FWIW, if you'd understood the article you won't be asking this question. Maybe, a second read?     Reply
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    paultaut
    Jul 14 01:11 PM
    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    Aaw, come on, This lithium Nanotech at work, have a little respect. They have great promise but expect them to go looking for money after a runup. They will need money to expand.

    I loved this little Puppy, sold half at 2.12, got all my money out but got greedy. So when it approached $10, I stuck with it. Now that its a little long in the tooth and no longer a puppy, I'm waiting for the Earnings comparisons to blow eveyone away in the short term.     Reply
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    Peter W
    Jul 14 12:08 PM
    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    So you ran a screener which anyone could run and now you have four ideas that have outperformed looking back. Two ideas which are essentially trading at their all-time highs. Simply b/c these companies have outperformed in the past means nothing. Paultaut was right, you need to be looking forward rather than running basic screens.
    No one should be celebrating you pointing out stocks that have likely already made their run.     Reply
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    stockerati
    Jul 14 10:04 AM
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    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    Good for you. You should share your findings with the community more often. Time you gave something back to us, hey who doesn't like a 300% profit. BTW, did you also discover the other 3 stocks really early?

    If you had paid attention to the last part of this article, you wouldn't be complaining about the lack of numbers. BTW, my analysis of ABAT also got posted on SA earlier today. Seems like celebrations are in order!     Reply
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    paultaut
    Jul 14 04:00 AM
    4 Exceptional Stocks Defying the Downturn [view article]
    Where were you when ABAT was trading below a $1?

    They had the same technology, revenues were rising by a couple of hundred percent, They were winning one Chinese award after another. Contracted to provide Batteries for 3000 all electric cars for the Olympics and now you discover it.

    Good, keep up the good work. I need a move above $10 to unload most of my shares for a 300% gain on the overall while retaining a couple of hundred.

    Meanwhile, instead of just putting together parameters for a screen and showing the results, a brief description of what they do and what has made these your choices is really in order.     Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
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    Apr 06 05:16 AM
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    General Discussion on CRK
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    jhm47
    Dec 07 02:55 PM
    Thursday's Energy Trader: Oil Says 'See Ya Later' [view article]
    I live at the southern end of the Red River Valley of the north. About 14,000 years ago, the spot where my house now stands would have been covered by about 1.5 miles of ice and snow. A huge glacier that came down from the Arctic Circle got as far south as slightly below the border between North and South Dakota. About 12,000 years ago, the glacier melted, and a huge lake was formed (Lake Agassiz). This huge lake covered many thousands of square miles, and the lake bed that was formed is now the Red River Valley of the North. This is now some very fertile farm land.

    My question for those who believe that global warming is manmade is this: What caused this huge glacier to melt? Of course, around 12,000 years ago, the first Native Americans arrived in this area. Perhaps it was the smoke from their campfires? Or their arrows punching holes in the ozone layer?     Reply
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    mixter
    Dec 07 09:51 AM
    Thursday's Energy Trader: Oil Says 'See Ya Later' [view article]
    There may be global warming, but my geology degree says it is due to the earth's natural cycle that occurs around every 1,500 years. The fools in congress think they are of such superior intellect that they will really screw things up with their idiotic mandates! Reply
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    Mmarrkk
    Jun 16 03:58 PM
    Where is the North American Natural Gas Market Headed? [view article]
    I believe your engineering on the coalbed methane (CBM) is off a bit. Yes, the rate increase initially as the coal de-waters and the pressure is reduced. However, CBM wells also experience hyperbolic decline like shale gas wells and eventually decline to a very small flow rate. Now, that flow rate will last for a long time, but it will be very very low. The plot shown in the EOG study includes CBM wells, a lot of them as CBM has been a major producing source for many years. BP, ConocoPhillips and Burlington (now part of COP) have been producing CBM in the San Juan basin for years. But the wells have high decline rates too. Get your reservoir engineering straight. Natural Gas is in tight supply and the land owners fight like hell to keep us from drilling for it. I've worked 3 projects involving CBM and only one of them has been economical. The others were fraught with delays and rapid cost increases due to land owner and greenie weenie fights against us. Reply
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    Mr. Denny
    Jun 16 02:10 AM
    Where is the North American Natural Gas Market Headed? [view article]
    This comment was intended to follow (KRY) in Venezuala on another blog. I regret the error.

    Mr. Denny     Reply
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