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Bullish on GDP ... GDP

62%

-41.87% in 1546 days Goodrich Petroleum Corporation, an independent oil and gas company, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, exploitation, development, and production of oil and natural gas properties in the Cotton Valley trend of East Texas and Northwest Louisiana. The company offers drilling services in various leasehold areas in Dirgin-Beckville located in Rusk and Panola Counties; North Minden and South Henderson areas located in Rusk County; Bethany-Longstreet field located in Caddo and DeSoto Parishes; Angelina River located is located in Angelina, Nacogdoches, and Cherokee Countie... Continue reading »

By  Marian Filo   (-24.55%  risk: aggressive)  03/25/09

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Bookkeeping: A Few Energy Purchases GDP

34%

-20.42% in 20 days (closed on 08/06/08) This is quite a traumatic selloff, but once these momentum trades reverse, a lot of rats want to get off the same ship through a very narrow door. I said I would not believe this is a bottom until THE strongest sector (natural gas) got hit, and it appears I'm getting my (ahem) wish. I'm going to being placing some orders into the panic, into 2 service names and one natural gas name we began yesterday. On the service side we cast Core Laboratories (CLB) to the side early this week [Bookeeping: Closing Core Laboratories] To compensate for that "position" in terms of sector exposure by final... Continue reading »

By  Trader Mark   (-2.37%  risk: moderate)  07/17/08

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Bookkeeping: New Stake in Natural Gas player Goodrich Petroleum (GDP) GDP

34%

-12.37% in 1 day (closed on 07/17/08) I've built quite a basket of natural gas stocks; unlike coal or fertilizer where I can really break down the industry and pick specific favorites (and there is a limited roster of candidates), there are many many many public natural gas companies. I won't profess to being an industry expert and knowing which of these 50-60 companies is the "true undiscovered value" like I could do in coal or fertilizer. So instead of building large positions in any 1 or 2, I'm spreading my net over a larger pool of fish here. I do know I want to have more exposure to the Haynesville Shale and today I am ad... Continue reading »

By  Trader Mark   (-2.37%  risk: moderate)  07/16/08

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High Capital Expenditures Could Derail Goodrich Petroleum GDP

+81.62% in 1805 days 6/30 - "The stock has more than doubled from $30 to $75 in the last three months as excitement over the company’s ownership of land in the Haynesville Shale area has grown. The Haynesville Shale has got a lot of press of late as an area with substantial, albeit difficult to extract, gas reserves. Many naïve investors assume that the value of a company’s reserve position (i.e. the value of the estimated oil and gas under the land the company owns or leases) should translate into its market cap. What they neglect to take into account is that it takes a substantial amount of operational and ca... Continue reading »

By  Ranjit Thomas (Seeking Alpha)   (+81.62%  risk: moderate)  07/08/08

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Goodrich Petroleum: Gas in the Ground Doesn't Mean Cash in the Bank GDP

+85.60% in 1813 days Goodrich Petroleum (GDP) is an independent oil and gas exploration and production company. Market cap: $2.5 billion; Enterprise Value: $2.8 billion Continue reading »

By  Ranjit Thomas   (+23.64%  risk: moderate)  06/30/08

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Goodrich Petroleum Well Positioned to Go For Shale GDP

-84.70% in 1811 days <> With natural gas prices lagging oil, it looks like the run is not over. The only thing that may hurt pricing will come from Europe, since they are ready to hike rates, possibly. Horizontal shale drilling has given the US a feasible method of obtaining energy, while still making a profit as natural gas demand is up along with pricing. There is plenty of excitement surrounding these shales as their reserves could be huge. This, in turn, could make smaller companies into much bi... Continue reading »

By  Michael Filloon   (-29.26%  risk: aggressive)  07/02/08

1 comment

Great Company! GDP

7 %

-79.82% in 1827 days Earnings were last reported on May 7th and are next expected between August 4th and 14th for 2Q08 Sector/Industry: Basic Materials, Independent Oil & Gas Description: Engaged in the exploration, exploitation, development, and production of oil and natural gas properties in the Cotton Valley trend of East Texas and Northwest Louisiana. This company will see a spike upward in the next few months. Continue reading »

By  Linda   (-12.63%  risk: aggressive)  06/16/08

3 comments

Bearish on GDP ... GDP

55%

+63.43% in 2266 days This one started going south for me three months ago. Here are some reasons why.... <> <>GDP's operating earnings yield of -0.6% ranks above 19% of the other companies in the Ford universe of stocks, indicating that it is very overvalued. <>GDP is considered very poor quality based on its size, high financial leverage and high earnings volatility. Very poor quality companies on average exhibit an extremely high degree of price volatility. <>Sequential earnings for the last 4 quarters and the current quarter estimates are showing strong deceleration in quarterly growth rates which could lead to... Continue reading »

By  delacruzjhan   (-8.96%  risk: aggressive)  04/04/07

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People Bullish on GDP

nix Analyst N/A over 3 years ago	titor Analyst N/A over 3 years ago	Marian Filo Principal 62% over 4 years ago
Statistician Analyst N/A over 4 years ago	h226018 Analyst 41% over 4 years ago

People Bearish on GDP

Art Analyst N/A over 4 years ago	midg3t Analyst 75% over 4 years ago	Ranjit Thomas (Seeking Alpha) Tracked Blogger N/A over 4 years ago
Ranjit Thomas Tracked Blogger 83% over 4 years ago	delacruzjhan Analyst 55% over 6 years ago

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