Noble Energy Inc. (NBL)

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    Francorp
    Sep 30 01:20 PM
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    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    Does anyone else agree with me on XTO that this is a great play? I really feel comfortable with this model and the potential for this company Reply
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    ohm
    Sep 17 11:11 AM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    I guess due to the recent sell-off in energy no one will continue to drive ICE cars or it will actually get cold this winter. Reply
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    User 9643
    Sep 17 08:59 AM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    Interesting. Southwestern Energy, SWN, is the ONLY listed stock with a YTD price increase. But even SWN has been in a steady decline since June. Reply
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    GMiki
    Sep 17 08:46 AM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    Energy is SO going to make people a LOT of money. If only I had more cash--but I guess I'm destined to make my money mostly in precious metals. I do have some CNX--oh man would I like MORE right now. And CXG. I also have some microcaps. Reply
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    Ozarker
    Sep 17 06:16 AM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    If you bought 500 shares of each one, you'd already be a millionaire! Reply
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    Chuck Steak
    Sep 16 05:39 PM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    I agree with you, don2m. Your investment idea seems like a good idea.


    Will you loan me the money to try it?

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    don2m
    Sep 16 03:54 PM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    It almost would appear that there is strong manipulation in the entire sector as the numbers would indicate here.
    The sector always hangs by a very thin thread anyway as evidenced by IKE last week so to say at this point that energy is dead is insane. Take the entire list and buy 500 shares of every one and sit for 2 years and the odds would support becoming a multi millionaire. When the "powers" decide that the energy sector is oversold and there is a blip in the supply or further extortion from the producers the prices will soar again. It would be an excellent investment at this particular time.     Reply
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    mdmrjsds
    Sep 16 03:26 PM
    S&P 500 Energy Stocks [view article]
    Nice chart. The color coding allows slicing and dicing at a glance. Thanks. Reply
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    muley101
    Jul 16 10:47 PM
    Getting It Wrong: Analysts Contribute to the Current Downturn [view article]
    What a great time to be a day trader. Enjoy it while you can. Reply
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    sandspider
    Jul 15 12:15 PM
    A Good Quarter Expected for Energy Stocks [view article]
    DUH! Reply
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    guliamo
    Jul 13 06:02 AM
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    Some Energy Stocks Burn Brighter Than Others [view article]
    TEHRAN (AFP) -- Iran's oil minister confirmed on Saturday that the French energy giant Total SA (12027.FR) was out of a multi-billion dollar gas investment in the Islamic republic, the state broadcaster reported.
    "Total's recent move in withdrawal from phase 11 of the South Pars is a completely political move and not a commercial one," Nozari said.

    The French firm's chief Christophe de Margerie said in an interview published Thursday that it was too politically risky to invest in Iran at present.

    Western governments have pressured firms to cut their ties with Iran over the country's controversial nuclear program that world powers fear could be aimed at seeking atomic weapons.

    If a giant like Total fina is pulling out of Iran, they must be under great political pressure to do so - gas will keep going up!     Reply
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    analyst
    Jul 07 03:18 PM
    Getting It Wrong: Analysts Contribute to the Current Downturn [view article]
    It is fairly common to see analysts slammed with incompetence when the market downturn hits.
    Truth is, some of us are doing an honest job. Macro conditions deteriorate, and we adjust our assumptions. I have been doing just that over the past six months, and clients who listened greatly benefited.
    Don't forget that tech is, at least for the consumer side of it, purely discetionary consumer spending and, as such, will definitely be affected by the current macro environment. For those that depend on corporate spending, same applies. The situation may be somewhat different (but not necessarily better) for those that depend on the capex of telecoms operators. In any case, thinking that the relation between tech and oil prices / housing crash is tenuous is rather naïve.
    That said, some valuations in tech seem to me rather attractive after the current correction, and certainly more long-term buys abound in techland than among over-hyped commodity plays (and yes, solar is one of them, sorry stockaccumulator, I have met many of your peers roughly eight years ago in tech!)
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    messy
    Jul 06 04:11 PM
    Getting It Wrong: Analysts Contribute to the Current Downturn [view article]
    Based on your wonderful CITIGROUP EXPERTS....i have a question.
    Which do you think will go bankrupt first UBS OR Citigroup, as for me its truly a tossup?     Reply
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    paultaut
    Jul 06 12:19 AM
    Getting It Wrong: Analysts Contribute to the Current Downturn [view article]
    It really comes down to this.

    Look at the Major Players in the Industry, like MER.
    They have taken major hits.
    WHY aren't insiders Buying?     Reply
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    galewhitaker
    Jul 05 10:35 PM
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    Getting It Wrong: Analysts Contribute to the Current Downturn [view article]
    I believe that that the analysts have it wrong but I think they are way too optimistic. I think we are in the peak oil death spiral where people stop driving and flying, forcing huge layoffs which domino those who depend on auto/airline workers for their livelyhood. I don't think your average stock broker has a clue how much trouble is going to be caused by skyrocketing oil prices. Reply
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