DutchMark

Chesapeake Energy: Truckin', Like the Do-Dah Man

If you're seeing your gains evaporate you can't have been shareholder for very long. Most likely you jumped on the energy bandwagon after it had already gone up a lot. And then of course it had to go down.

Dilution is always something to watch out for. But what counts in the end is what's the ROI on the money they raise. So far it's been staggering and as long as McClendon can keep it up I don't mind him being busy making more deals.

I hope it goes a lot lower because I don't have anywhere near 27,000 shares and I'd like an excuse to buy more.