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Hess Corp. HES

62%

-16.78% in 32 days Wed, Jun 03, 2009 8:48 AM Hess Provides Update on BM-S-22 License - Business Wire Mon, Jun 01, 2009 5:01 PM Michael Turner Appointed Senior Vice President of Global Production - Business Wire Fri, May 15, 2009 1:05 PM Hess Corporation Recommends Rejection of ¿Mini-Tender¿ Offer from TRC Capital - Business Wire Wed, Apr 29, 2009 1:59 PM Stock Alerts for Industry Leaders in the News: TWX, TXT, AET, GT, SI, HES; Issued by Beacon Equity - PR Newswire 7:31 AM Hess Reports Estimated Results for the First Quarter of 2009 - Business Wire 7:01 AM Stock Preacher Issues Technical Trade Alerts... Continue reading »

By  Marian Filo   (-24.55%  risk: aggressive)  06/05/09

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You can look at gas prices and lament, or you can own Hess HES

-0.62% in 76 days Filed under: Stocks to Buy As prices at the gas pump begin their later-if-not-sooner return to the stratosphere, you can sit there and lament, or you can own Hess (NYSE: HES). Hess is an integrated oil and gas company with proved reserves totaling 1.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent. Hess also sells gasoline through about 1,400 gas stations, primarily in the eastern U.S. Continue reading You can look at gas prices and lament, or you can own Hess <>You can look at gas prices and lament, or you can own Hess originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 22 Apr 2009 09:09:00 EST. Please see our <>t... Continue reading »

By  Joseph Lazzaro   (-14.43%  risk: moderate)  04/22/09

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Institutional toe dipping with HES, RIMM and VMW HES

-13.71% in 165 days Filed under: Research in Motion (RIMM), Stocks to Buy This post was written by Minyanville contributor Jeffrey Cooper. Institutions may not be chasing stock but there certainly seems to be a bid for select names when they gaped lower this week. Names on my radar that have seen opening prices scooped up include Hess (NYSE: HES) and Research in Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) and VMWare (NYSE: VMW) this morning. Often times institutions will sell 10,000 shares or so when they want to buy 500,000 to test the waters. They are complacent and feel they have time to accumulate, than there is no rush. When th... Continue reading »

By  Todd Harrison   (-1.77%  risk: moderate)  01/23/09

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BM-S-22 E & P Potential Not Reflected in Current Price Around $100.00 HES

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-53.15% in 319 days Check out topic "BM-S-22 Road Map" started on 5/26/08 for the "story behind the story" at: http://www.investorvillage.com/mbthread.asp?mb=4307&pm=51... <> January of 2009 could be a HUGE month for HES's "wildcat" 40% interest in ultra deep water block BM-S-22 in the "Sugarloaf" Santos Basin off the coast of Brazil.  HES also has many other E & P projects that we should be hearing positive things about in the next 12 Months.  The following excerpts from Credit Suisse’s highly regarded oil analy<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< />< />< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><>< />< /><><><><>< /><>< /><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>... Continue reading »

By  hlw333   (-26.58%  risk: conservative)  08/21/08

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HES 20080814 HES

35%

+51.32% in 326 days HES is an integrated oil company.  With oil now in a bear market, the company's profits will begin to reflect the continuing drop in oil prices.  The 20- and 50- day SMA's have both turned lower  The 20-day SMA broke below the 50-day SMA on 7/14, and below the 100-day SMA on 7/24.  The stock dropped below the 100-day SMA on 7/15.  All attempts so far to rally back to the 100-day SMA have failed.  The stock has been trading in a narrowing wedge pattern since briefly rallying above the 20-day SMA on 7/30.  With the 50-day SMA continuing to decline and on the verge of breaking below the 100-da... Continue reading »

By  mathmeister   (-9.63%  risk: conservative)  08/14/08

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Bullish on HES ... HES

57%

-8.37% in 35 days (closed on 08/13/08) Hess Corporation's (NYSE: HES - News ) first-quarter earnings more than doubled, driven by production gains in tandem with record commodity prices. We continue to see upstream momentum in 2008 on the back of the company's leverage to high crude oil prices and large inventory of projects in Brazil, Australia, Libya, and Ghana. However, we believe these positives are already reflected in current valuation leaving little for upside from current levels. <> The management is focused on restructuring the upstream asset portfolio by divesting mature and high-cost properties and i... Continue reading »

By  giaconi   (-3.65%  risk: conservative)  07/09/08

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Hess Corporation (HES) HES

-61.69% in 372 days Not quite at a 52 week high, Hess Corporation is a New York based  explorer, purchaser, and developer of oil and natural gas. The company’s stock is a decent buy from the normal gauges that I study. The industry is a little weak with refining margins remaining tight. But the company could break out of a chart pattern at $130 and rally on its very bullish earnings expectations. Continue reading »

By  Steve Patterson   (-38.85%  risk: moderate)  06/29/08

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Hess Corp. Shares Trade Fairly HES

-60.60% in 377 days Historically, HES shares have traded at a discount to its peers, reflecting the companyÂ?s track record of underperformance. Continue reading »

By  Zacks.com   (-19.77%  risk: moderate)  06/24/08

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Bought HES HES

-58.78% in 402 days I bought HES at $120.75. HES is a global integrated energy company that operates in two segments: Exploration and Production (E&P) and Marketing and Refining (M&R). It's sitting on SMA 20 support. RSI(2) shows oversold. I like the technicals. Fundamentals aren't bad either. .89 PEG. 15.49% 5-year growth rate. $902m cash vs. $3.96b debt (not the greatest but not too bad). If oil reloads this coming week HES should rebound. If it breaks $118 I'll exit. H/t to Stewie for the name. Continue reading »

By  bluedog   (-8.00%  risk: moderate)  05/30/08

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T. Boone's Stake - Fast Money Recap (5/20/08) HES

+63.09% in 411 days Recap of CNBC's Fast Money, Tuesday May 20. <!----> <>Gas High, Consumer Low: AIG (AIG), Trinity Industries (TRN), Apple (APPL), Research in Motion (RIMM), Google (GOOG), Trinity (TRN) <>Rising oil and the concerned consumer are bringing down stocks, and Joe Terranova thinks the combination will spell trouble as the S&P dipped below its 200-day moving average. Jeff Macke thinks the market needed an excuse to sell and agrees with T. Boone Pickens that oil is going higher. Najarian blamed AIG for some of Tuesday’s problems and agrees that high gas prices will mean a difficult summer. Terranova<>< />... Continue reading »

By  Joe Terranova   (-1.11%  risk: aggressive)  05/21/08

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People Bullish on HES

dhuber Analyst N/A 8 days ago	oddsmaker Analyst N/A 14 days ago	Marian Filo Principal 62% about 1 mo ago
Joseph Lazzaro Tracked Blogger 43% 2 mos ago	Todd Harrison Tracked Blogger 62% 5 mos ago

People Bearish on HES

luthan Analyst 47% 10 mos ago	mathmeister Sr. Analyst 35% 10 mos ago	quantum90 Analyst 61% 11 mos ago
stanbrzoska Analyst 49% about 1 year ago	Joe Terranova Tracked Blogger N/A about 1 year ago

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