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CNOOC Ltd.
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<> CNOOC Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, development, production, and sale of crude oil, natural gas, and other petroleum products in offshore China. The company's oil and gas properties are located in offshore China, which include Bohai Bay, western south China Sea, eastern south China Sea, and east China Sea, as well as in Indonesia, Australia, Nigeria, Canada, Singapore, Myanmar, the Philippines, Equatorial Guinea, and Kenya. As of December 31, 2007, it had net proved reserves of 2,601.2 million barrels-of-oil equivalent, comprising 1,564.1 million barr>...
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CEO (CNOOC)
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(closed on 09/02/08)
An upswing to retest $158 made yesterday (Aug. 27, 2008) is probable. But after that a down swing to $146 is expected. Therefore, this is a bearish quick trade of about $8 to $12 in expected profit, depending on where you short it. It is likely that CEO will dip below $146 to about $145 or somewhat lower. However, I'll be conservative and simply be satisfied with the bulk of the short-term swing, and leave a little on the table. To be fair, I also consulted the forecast for CEO provided by ForecastS.com, but the extra interpretation and the target price are based on m...
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China + Crude Oil = Momentum
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+25.87%
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If you have been following the energy markets lately you would have noticed that Light Sweet Crude hit an all time intraday high of $80.17 in electronic trading today. Whether the U.S. economic slowdown will put downward pressure on oil remains to be seen. I remain bullish on oil and crude oil trading volume. I am long both the NYMEX ( NMX ) and the Intercontinental Exchange ( ICE ). The global growth story will remain bullish for energy trading and demand. Today I increased my energy exposure with the addition of CNOOC ( CEO ), a Hong Kong based diversified energy company. CEO is mor...
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Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: CNOOC Ltd., China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, or Sinopec, Cameron International, Nabors and Patterson-UTI – Press Releases
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For Immediate Release Chicago, IL – November 6, 2009 – Zacks.com announces the latest Industry Outlook. Today, Zacks Equity Research discusses the Oil & Gas sector, including CNOOC Ltd. (CEO), China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, or Sinopec (SNP), Cameron International (CAM), Nabors (NBR) and Patterson-UTI (PTEN). A synopsis of today’s Industry Outlook is presented below. The full article can be read at http://www.zacks.com/stock/news/26953/Oil+%26amp%3B+Gas+Industry.<>The strengthening oil price environment should benefit producers, particularly those international players having a>...
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Oil & Gas Industry – Industry Outlook
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OUTLOOK
The improving economic scene, both here in the U.S. as well as worldwide, is the main driver of the current oil rally that has seen the commodity settling around the $80 per barrel level. But high levels of product inventories (particularly gasoline), along with still higher supplies, will limit any sustained crude gains, in our view. But way too many factors weigh on oil prices, from OPEC decisions and geostrategic tensions to the value of the U.S. dollar and seasonal variables, to definitively size up each one of them for their respective impact on prices.
In its latest release,...
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STEC (STEC) Crashes 30% on EMC (EMC) Inventory Warnings
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As with sports, sometimes the best trades are the ones you never complete. [Sep 22, 2009: Missed STEC Purchase by 23 Cents] Former momentum darling STEC (STEC) [July 16, 2009: STEC - Keeps on Tickin', Never Quittin'] is down 30% premarket despite good earnings this past quarter. The culprit is guidance due to an inventory issue with EMC (EMC). STEC's wonder product is the Zeus Solid State Hard Drive, and EMC is 90% of that business, so effectively STEC is joined at the hip with any EMC decision. This massive selloff does provide a compelling valuation; however the gap down today and r< />< />< />< /><>>< /><><><>><><><>>>>><><>>><><>>><><>><>>><>><><>><>>><><>>>>< /><>>< /><><><><>><>><>>>><><><>><>><>>>>>< />< />< /><>>< />< /><>><>< />><><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />><>< />>>< />...
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Buy True Religion Before the Epiphany Wears Off
<><font>This article covers a growing trend I have noticed over the years. Now I typically don’t write about or analyze retail stocks. However, I just wanted to make a few general and lighthearted observations (see my Back Pocket Indicator below) about a particular brand which doesn’t get too much attention on the Street. When I was in college, I noticed True Religion brand jeans starting to take off. Growing trends are easy to spot on any campus across the country, especially if you have any relationship to someone of a younger generation. True Religion Apparel Inc. (TRLG) manufactur>...
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Bank of America choosing an 'emergency' chief executive, just in case
Filed under: Management, Bank of America (BAC) According to a Wall Street Journal report (subscription required) on Monday, Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) is set to choose an emergency chief executive officer (CEO) -- just in case Ken Lewis (the current CEO) is forced to step down thanks to legal issues. The decision was in the works before Lewis announced he would retire effective New Year's Eve, but the situation ramped up after New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo hinted that he may file civil charges against Lewis. <>Five people comprise the committee that was formed earlier this year, with >...
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