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Oasis Petroleum's CEO Discusses Q1 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, May 12, 2011 • 2 Comments
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- Monday, February 25, 4:32 PM Oasis Petroleum (OAS): Q4 EPS of $0.49 beats by $0.02. Revenue of $214.3M (+83% Y/Y) beats by $3.77M. Shares +2.5% AH. (PR) Comment! [Earnings, Breaking News, On the Move]
- Friday, February 1, 12:42 PM Jefferies and Deutsche Bank lift their price targets for Oasis Petroleum (OAS +5.8%) after impressive 2012 results. Jefferies believes visible 2014 growth of 25%-30% is not reflected in the stock, and sees reserves grow as much as 41% in 2013 and 27% in 2014. DB says "a shift from short to long infrastructure and service capacity are rapidly improving differentials, well costs, capital efficiencies and execution." Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
- Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 11:43 AM Jefferies raises its ratings on Newfield Exploration (NFX +5.3%) and Oasis Petroleum (OAS +4.6%) to Buy from Hold. Jefferies likes NFX's valuation as well as the chance for production beats this year, and it suspects NFX has been conservative with its flat production guidance for 2012. The firm also recommends OAS, citing its higher long-term forecast for WTI oil prices. Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
- Wednesday, February 29, 2012, 1:35 PM Deutsche Bank is taking a more defensive stance on oil-levered stocks due to valuation concerns and its weaker outlook for crude oil. The firm cuts Oasis Petroleum (OAS -3.9%), Marathon Oil (MRO -2.9%), Murphy Oil (MUR -0.8%) and Canadian Natural (CNQ -1%) all to Hold. 1 Comment [Energy, On the Move]
- Monday, January 30, 2012, 11:00 AM More bad production news from the Bakken today as Oasis (OAS -2.3%) missed its full-year 2011 guidance. Not a big surprise, since Oasis warned it would come in at the low-end of guidance back in October. Still, full-year daily production of 10,724 Boe/d fell well short of previous guidance of 11,000-12,500 Boe/d. (submitted by Michael Filloon) Comment! [Energy, On the Move, Earnings]
- Thursday, January 19, 2012, 12:26 PM Oasis Petroleum (OAS -3.6%) takes a hit after UBS cut the shares to Neutral on valuation. The firm says the stock has already appreciated 22% YTD, and it's likely the company will issue weak 2012 guidance next week and miss on its Q4 earnings report. Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
- Thursday, November 10, 2011, 2:23 PM Oasis Petroleum (OAS +3.4%) jumps after CapitalOne ups the stock to Buy on valuation, citing lower water disposal costs. Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
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Friday, October 28, 2011, 9:05 AM
Premarket gainers: CLWR +10%. AMD +10%. GT +10%. CX +8%. BIDU +7%. BRCD +5%. CLF +4%. TEX +4%. LVS +4%. TTM +3%. NMR +3%. AEZS +3%. JASO +3%. MRK +3%.
Losers: MF -27%. WHR -11%. CSTR -8%. ING -7%. RBS -7%. MT -5%. OAS -4%. FRO -4%. ERTS -4%. BCS -4%. Comment! [On the Move] - Tuesday, October 4, 2011, 10:23 AM Wunderlich downgrades the oil and gas sector due to a lowered forecast for crude oil prices. The firm cuts the following companies to hold: BPZ Resources (BPZ -8.1%), Clayton Williams Energy (CWEI -9.1%), Concho Resources (CXO -4.1%) and Oasis Petroleum (OAS -8.6%). Additionally, it significantly lowers price targets for: Endeavour International (END -10%) to $9 from $18 and Abraxas Petroleum (AXAS -16%) to $3.50 from $8. Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
- Tuesday, September 20, 2011, 10:44 AM Deutsche initiates coverage of the drillers, saying liquids production growth will be a dominant driver over the next year. The following are started with a buy: Apache (APA +0.8%), Anadarko Petroleum (APC +2.1%), Noble Energy (NBL +3.6%), Newfield Exploration (NFX +1.5%), Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD +1.3%), Cimarex Energy (XEC +0.8%), Oasis Petroleum (OAS +1.7%), Concho Resources (CXO +2.1%), and SM Energy (SM +1%). Comment! [Energy, On the Move, Quick Ideas]
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The Oxen Group
Going Long $OAS at 38.65. Looks good over HOD and has stayed strong through weakness. http://stks.co/bX2P - View all 0 replies
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Capitalist Bull
New buy setups develop daily regardless of all the overbought talk. Not overbought yet! $ES_F $CLR $OAS $MELI $YELP http://stks.co/dUg4 - View all 0 replies
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Alan Brochstein
Looking for growth? I like the prospects for small E&P companies focused on shale - added $ROSE to Top 20 and like $BCEI, $OAS + maybe $CRZO - View all 2 replies
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Alan Brochstein: Not sure I trust them after a quick look at the proxy - need to investigate further
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Alan Brochstein
Looking for growth? I like the prospects for small E&P companies focused on shale - added $ROSE to Top 20 and like $BCEI, $OAS + maybe $CRZO - View all 2 replies
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Alan Brochstein: Not sure I trust them after a quick look at the proxy - need to investigate further
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Bob de'Long
OAS still looking weak in after hours; I can't find any news. Must have been "downgraded" by someone influential. - View all 1 replies
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Bob de'Long
Sold a bit of WLL at $45.46 = +3.1%; Cleared out final OAS $29.75 = +4.4%. Now 28% cash. Good week for me. - View all 3 replies
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Bob de'Long
Sold: NFX @$31 = +4.8%; CLR @$68.37 =+6.0%; WLL @$44.00 =+3.1%; OAS @$29.00 =+6.5%. Good day to raise cash / take profits - View all 1 replies
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Bob de'Long
OAS doing well in AH, but volume is very low. Earnings release just came out. We'll see in the morning. - View all 1 replies
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Michael Bryant
"Turkey sends missile batteries to Syria border." Oil will likely go higher, which is good for Kodiak Oil (KOG) & Oasis (OAS). - View all 1 replies
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Michael Bryant: And this is a day after Israel said it is prepared to attack to prevent rebels from getting chemical weapons. http://yhoo.it/Qofx9E
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Bob de'Long
Oil E&Ps didn't dip much. NHFX is my big loser -2.5%. But OAS = +1.5%. A boring market day; but my 15yr dog likes the extra attention. - View all 4 replies
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Bob de'Long
Sold some OAS @ $26.49; only +2.5%; Too soon? But still working my way out of fully invested. - View all 1 replies
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Bob de'Long: No 90mph winds for sure! I'd like to be 40-60% cash now with the DJIA = 12,780. I never use margin or puts/calls, so I have staying power.
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Mercy Jimenez: Good quotes declan; profits are profits so I never look back; think BOTs were getting even for my calling timing of yesterday's bounce :-))
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declanfromtrinidad: "so I never look back"...same here. win, loose or draw,,..i always sleep well at night! enjoy the weekend.
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Mercy Jimenez: Yes trading bloc; I've range traded this one many times; good E&P IMO so also OK if need to hold a bit on oil volatility; 82% reserves=oil
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Bob de'Long
Sold OAS @ $23.76, which is +6.7% but really breakeven since I sold SWN at a loss to buy this OAS - View all 1 replies
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Mercy Jimenez
OAS DOWNGRADED today by Raymond James http://bit.ly/MmBlxb AND UPGRADED by UBS http://reut.rs/MmBkta -- do your own DD! - View all 5 replies
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Bob de'Long: I've been taking the righ risk raod, selling my stronger stocks and buying the more greatly depressed ones = NFX, WLL, OAS.
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Mercy Jimenez: We'll see Tragic and Bob -- Ben may disappoint but then the G-20 may get us all into a euphoria frenzy!