Delta Petroleum Corp. (DPTR)

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  • commenter
    JBP
    Aug 20 12:31 PM
    Time To Gradually Reaccumulate Energy Stocks - And Gold [view article]
    Mangolfer,

    I doubt seriously we see below $100 again. Goldman said this morning $150 by year end. More countries are now importing than exporting. Russia, Venezuela, Iran, and Saudi Arabia are all benefiting from us because our government is run by morons. Having it comedown actually just puts off going to alternative and other sources of energy. This wealth transfer is ongoing. We import the majority of our oil from countries who hate us. Anyway, it is what it is. Think long term and you'll make some money. Anything can happen day to day.

    If you invest in oil and it goes down you get cheaper gas. If oil goes up, you make money in your portfolio to offset higher prices at the pump...     Reply
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    mangolfer
    Aug 20 08:20 AM
    Time To Gradually Reaccumulate Energy Stocks - And Gold [view article]
    Yes, the world is growing and more people want things that use or come from oil so long term, I'm bullish. But right now, I see nothing but reductions in oil use from every person or entity, even to the point where OPEC will cut production. Still need to shake out the bubble price run up. I believe it will fall below $100, before demand sentiment starts to turn. Reply
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    Aalan
    Aug 19 04:43 PM
    Time To Gradually Reaccumulate Energy Stocks - And Gold [view article]
    Emerson-- I assume he means go to quantumonline.com/Pare... and read all the fine print before you buy. Reply
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    Emerson
    Aug 19 02:31 PM
    Time To Gradually Reaccumulate Energy Stocks - And Gold [view article]
    Thanks for a great article. I have one question. When you say to check out the terms of the convertible bonds, what exactly do you mean? Yes, as you can tell, I'm new at this so thanks for your help and guidance. Reply
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    sandspider
    Aug 19 01:37 PM
    Time To Gradually Reaccumulate Energy Stocks - And Gold [view article]
    Understand your caution in your report. If a stock has excellent fundelmentals I hung onto them. Most of mine have as I have massaged it through. Of course I am an investor as you stated and not a trader. Anyone that can not see the handwritting on the wall regarding energy is nuts. Energy consumption is only going to go up! Regardless of whether one believes in "peak oil" or speculation going rampant or oil companies hiding millions of barrels or what have you. Energy use in the world is going to go up! Energy reserves will go down until more is found and as some say at what cost. Buy energy when the everyone is stampeding for the exits (when they are down). The banks have a long way to go before they have fleeced the average citizen to death to save their lousy skin. And then of course they will go up. But they still have lots of losses to come. Anyway your article was good and it was mild enough for the new guy. Don't forget that Dubia UAE and Saudia alone have about 2 trillion $ worth of construction either on going or in the works. Watch the Middle East where I hang out. If I see another ad on India I am going to rupture. Watch the Middle East and see the money they are expending. And then watch and see if their cartel does go through with their threat to form their own currancy. Then you gonna see some real smoke, and the smoke and mirrors of the fed ain't going to cover that one up not even on the backs of Americans. Happy investing 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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    David White
    Jun 10 03:15 PM
    Tuesday Options Outlook: XLF, DHI, TOL, SWKS, DPTR, SNV, CCRT, CMA [view article]
    The Solar sector has also been hammered recently, even with oil prices going up. What do you think of this sector? It does seem like a possible upward pop play for options. Reply
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    David White
    Jun 10 02:50 PM
    Tuesday Options Outlook: XLF, DHI, TOL, SWKS, DPTR, SNV, CCRT, CMA [view article]
    What do you think of some of the hot groups that have been getting blasted lately. For instance, the shipping industry has had huge losses in the last week. This seems to be the result of a double or triple pronged sword. First the oil price increases of late have been depressing shipping stocks because people are afraid of the airline scenario (increased fuel costs = decreased or no profits). Second the markets have been going down, so shipping stock have gone down with them. Third the credit tightening in China, etc. may mean that there will be less shipping to there. Still this shoudl really be a wash as the worldwide credit tightening should lead to less shipping competition (fewer new ships being built). Further China will have to import a lot of raw materials to fix all of the earthquake damage. Also they are already short of their coal stock. They need to import a lot of this too. To me it seems like some of the better valued shippers such as NM (PE=4 with a new fleet coming into use in Q4) should be going up about now. Ditto TBSI, DRYS, etc.
    What do you think? Are they going to continue to be brought down by the financial sector and oil? Or will they start a trek up (perhaps tomorrow)? I note oil is down today, probably due to the decrease in the world use estimate for 2008 by EIA.     Reply
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    Bear Stocks
    Report
    Jun 10 10:48 AM
    My Website
    Saut: Opportunistic Buys in This Schizophrenic Market [view article]
    Another option is to short-sell stocks like JPM, CTX, WFC, REGN, LEH, LFG, AIG, RYL, MER and DHI. Or buy inverse ETFs like SKF, DXD, SZK, DOG and SJF. For long-only portfolios, consider REXX, CXO, PCX, SQM and WLL. Check our website for more info. Reply
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    Lisa
    Jun 10 09:15 AM
    Saut: Opportunistic Buys in This Schizophrenic Market [view article]
    Jeffrey Saut is exceptionally smart. This is a must-read for me. Reply
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    The Fox
    May 19 04:42 AM
    Four Stocks That Are Working and Oil Cost in a Working Person's Terms [view article]
    Where in God's name are you getting the $5.00 per share "in cash" figure for Cogent. I have looked at two sources and both have it closer to $3.00. That is a huge discrepancy. Reply
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    karchad
    Apr 15 12:26 PM
    Jeffrey Saut: We're Raising Stop-Loss Points on All Positions [view article]
    The market will bounce around in this trading range for awhile. To me, it's a bottom. Pessimism abounds. Not a single person i know wants to put a dime in equities. My opinion of a bottom is also based on the fact that dire and horrible housing news is no longer moving the market. And while GE bad news did down the market for a day, it did not cause much further "destruction"... Seems to me like bad news is no longer downing the market (well, maybe a little but not much). That, along with low interest rates, I think we're in a period like late 2002, where the market gyrated. While the bottom was hit in october, the rise didnt occur till March 2003. I see similar action. Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:16 AM
    My Website
    General Discussion on DPTR
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    01GTvert
    Feb 16 04:50 PM
    Saut: Bullish on the Dollar, Schering Plough, Delta Petroleum [view article]
    This guys nuts...there's NO reason to be dollar bullish. If he wants my dollars so bad I'll gladly trade him for euros at the current exchange rate. Reply
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    Long-Short
    Guy
    Feb 05 08:12 AM
    Jeffrey Saut: Where to Invest as the Rally Continues [view article]
    So buy EEM and housing stocks? Reply

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