Tag: Sandridge Energy (SD)
Chesapeake Energy: Another One Bites The Dust?

Is Chesapeake Energy Headed To Bankruptcy Court? Things are quickly going from bad to worse in the US energy space… Case in point, shares of one of the largest natural gas producers in the US sank 50% in yesterday’s trading session. Chesapeake Energy $CHK plunged as low as $1.55 a share as panicked investors ran […]
Is A Surprise Russia/OPEC Production Cut Looming?

With crude diving into the mid-$20 a barrel range in recent trading, it’s abundantly clear investors are still focused on the global oil glut. Recent estimates from the International Energy Agency (IEA) suggest the global market was oversupplied by around 2.6 million barrels per day at the end of 2015. But when you add the […]
SandRidge Energy Delisted: What To Do Now…

SandRidge Energy Delisted- Now What? No doubt about it, the collapsing price of crude is still wreaking havoc on the oil industry. And nowhere is the pain more evident than the small-cap oil exploration space. Fact is, this area of the energy market has been a minefield since late 2014 when West Texas Intermediate (WTI) […]
Five Oil Stocks To Avoid…

Five Oil Stocks To Avoid At All Costs… With the price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) collapsing to new 2015 lows near $42 a barrel, many US oil exploration companies are finding themselves in a living nightmare. The days of strong balance sheets, positive cash flow, and profitable production are becoming a distant memory. Those […]
Sandridge Energy (SD) Update: Ready To Roar Higher?

A little over a month ago, I let you in on a little secret about Sandridge Energy (SD)… The oil and gas exploration company has quickly improving earnings, growing revenues, and surging production in an up and coming shale play- the Mississippian Lime. I also revealed a legendary billionaire hedge fund manager, Leon Cooperman, who […]
Hot Commodity Stocks: This Billionaire Is Betting Big On Sandridge Energy (SD)…

As any astute energy investor can tell you, natural gas companies took a big hit over the past few years. When natural gas prices collapsed to decade lows in 2012, producers found their business model turned upside down. They simply couldn’t sell gas at a profitable price. As a result, companies scrambled to stay afloat […]