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If you don't have an oil well, get one. -- Eddie Chiles
Lucus Gusher at Spindletop
If you don't have an oil well, get one. -- Eddie Chiles
Disclaimer:
This non-commercial blog is the opinion of the author on the date posted. Blogger owns, has owned, or is trying to own every stock mentioned in this blog. I do not short sell on (or buy puts for) any oil & gas, exploration & production (E&P) stocks. Investing in stocks is risky.
Links to Oil Stocks' Home Pages
Brigham Exploration http://www.bexp3d.com/
Continential Res http://www.contres.com/
Denbury Resources http://www.denbury.com/
EOG Resources
Newfield Exploration http://www.newfld.com/
Petrohawk http://www.petrohawk.com/home/
St Mary Land & Expl http://stmaryland.com/
Whiting Petroleum http://www.whiting.com/
American O&G http://www.americanog.com/profiles/investor/fullpage.asp?f=1&BzID=992&to=cp&Nav=0&LangID=1&s=0&ID=11161
Continential Res http://www.contres.com/
Denbury Resources http://www.denbury.com/
EOG Resources
Newfield Exploration http://www.newfld.com/
Petrohawk http://www.petrohawk.com/home/
St Mary Land & Expl http://stmaryland.com/
Whiting Petroleum http://www.whiting.com/
American O&G http://www.americanog.com/profiles/investor/fullpage.asp?f=1&BzID=992&to=cp&Nav=0&LangID=1&s=0&ID=11161
This is a Non-commercial Site
- Wildcat Bob, investor and retired petroleum engineer
- This is a non-commercial site I don’t sell anything or receive even 1¢ directly or indirectly from my research. Investing in oil and gas stocks is a great hobby and a likely financial winner. Never in history has there been a more exciting time and, yes more romantic era, in the oil patch. More than a dozen major oil and natural gas booms are happening in the U.S, due to two technological advances: horizontal drilling, and high-pressure multistage proppant stimulations (multistage frac jobs). These booms are in low porosity shale or dolomite formations. Some of the booms covered here include: Williston Basin Bakken and Three Forks / Sanish formations (North Dakota & Montana) Eagle Ford Shale (South Texas) Granite Wash (Texas and Oklahoma panhandles) Barnett Shale wet spots (wet mean high liquids relative to natural gas) Some of the oil firms that I cover are: Brigham Exploration, (BEXP) Whiting Petroleum, (WLL) Newfield Exploration, (NFX) Continental Resources, (CLR) EOG Resources, (EOG) Denbury Resources, (DNR) Kodiak Oil & Gas, (KOG) Northern Oil & Gas, (NOG) Petrohawk (HK)
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