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Delta Petroleum Corp. DPTR

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-32.45% in 187 days Delta Petroleum Corporation prices offering of common stock Friday, May 08, 2009 4:17:31 AM ET Delta Petroleum Corporation (DPTR ), an independent oil and gas exploration and development company, said on 7 May that the company will sell 150m shares of its common stock at a public offering price of USD1.50 per share. The offering size has been increased from the previously announced 70m shares of common stock. The underwriters have also been given a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 22.5m shares of common stock from Delta, on the same terms and conditions, to cover any... Continue reading »

E & P DRILLS TO CONFIRM LARGEST NG RESOURCE PLAY IN NORTH AMERICAN HISTORY DPTR

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-80.31% in 347 days WILDCAT(GRAY WELL) IN COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN SHOULD CONFIRM AND VALIDATE THIS ENORMOUS NAT GAS RESERVE.  95% OF STOCK IS OWNED BY INSIDERS AND INSTITUTIONS. TRASCINDA GROUP(KIRK KIRKORIAN). ERIC SPROTT AND I ALL BELEIVE THIS MAY BE THE INVESTMENT OF A LIFETIME. Continue reading »

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10 Global Oil Stocks Seeing Changes in Short Interest

The price of oil has been trending higher over the past few months, with winners and losers amongst the oil stocks. The average oil stock short base has risen slightly over this period, and stands at about 1%. Borrowing fees have also been increasing although this has been concentrated in a few key stocks. <>In this note we show the short base for 18 oil companies around the globe, focusing on those which have seen significant short activity. Stocks with an increasing trend in short base include BP (BP), Marathon (MRO), Delta (DPTR) and China North East (NEP). There have been sharp drops in E... Continue reading »

Analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations: ANF, WFMI, MIC, SNY, BMY, PFE, JNJ ...

Filed under: Analyst reports, Analyst upgrades and downgrades, Pfizer (PFE), Johnson and Johnson (JNJ), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Whole Foods Market (WFMI), Abercrombie and Fitch (ANF), Analyst initiations Analyst upgrades:<> Jefferies upgraded shares of Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF) to Hold from Underperform on valuation. The stock has gone down 40% since they initiated coverage on September 19. The firm maintains a $29 target. <>Citigroup upgraded EOG Resources (NYSE: EOG), Quicksilver (NYSE: KWK) and Southwestern Energy (NYSE: SWN) to Buy from Hold on their belief U.S. natural gas-... Continue reading »

Analyst upgrades: K, OCR, KO and OXPS

Filed under: Analyst upgrades and downgrades, Coca-Cola (KO), Kellogg Co (K) MOST NOTEWORTHY: Omnicare, Coca-Cola and OptionXpress were today's noteworthy upgrades: <> Oppenheimer upgraded Omnicare (NYSE: OCR) to Outperform from Perform citing their analysis that indicates the Rx market is stronger than expected in the LTC channel, which is largely overlooked by investors due to the legacy focus on beds. The firm expects solid Q2 results will increase confidence in the company's ability to achieve mid-point or better EPS guidance. <>Deutsche upgraded Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) to Buy from Hold ... Continue reading »

Four Stocks That Are Working and Oil Cost in a Working Person's Terms DPTR

-95.94% in 560 days Excerpt from Raymond James strategist Jeffrey Saut's latest essay: <>As for investment positions, while some of our recommendations havebeen stopped-out (read: sold), due to our “sell discipline” designed tomanage the downside risk, others have done just fine. One that did okayuntil last Friday’s earnings “hairball” is Microsoft (MSFT). Wehave often spoken about MSFT since hearing its story (see previousmissives) from a particularly prescient portfolio manager [PM] at ourMarch institutional conference. At the time the shares were changinghands around $28. If participants followed our strategy<>... Continue reading »

Investing guru, Kirk Kerkorian gets a piece of Delta Petroleum

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Kirk Kerkorian's Tracinda will invest $684 million in Delta Petroleum (DPTR). In return, Tracinda will receive 36 million Delta shares, representing a 35% stake in the company. Tracinda is paying $19.00 per share, a 23% premium on Delta's Friday closing price.... The 90-year-old Kerkorian, with a fortune of $18.0 billion, is the seventh-richest person in the U.S., by Forbes' calculations. - Continue reading »

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