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Explores for, develops, produces and markets natural gas & crude oil primarily in basins in the United States of America, Canada, offshore Trinidad & the United Kingdom North Sea & from time to time, select other international areas.
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steveinmid (< 20) Submitted: 3/23/07 11:22 PM : Start Price: $71.38 EOG Score: 31.13
EOG has low debt, and 90+% of revenue comes from domestic gas production. Therefore there is no political risk and they will benefit from the natural gas shortages in the US over the next few years.
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madawg28 (24.42) Submitted: 4/02/08 11:25 AM
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If the past is an indicator they also report earnings very conservatively, so analyst will probably be in for a suprise when they report better than expected earnings. Notice how wall street stays away from touting this stock because of its ticker "EOG"-Former Enron Oil & Gas subsidiary. (should have changed its name but oh well). This was the #1 performing energy stock for 2007 on the S&P 500 but you never hear about it on CNBC or anywhere...wonder why...even Cramer stays away from this one. But the company is as solid as a rock.
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dexion10 (96.65) Submitted: 8/27/08 12:38 AM
EOG is a very good nat gas stock ... so I 100% agree with it being one of the best... but there will not be a nat gas shortage in the next few years.... US co's have found more this year than they have found in any year since the 1970's.We are nearing overproduction of nat gas... so an investment thesis needs to consider that and the implications and find companies that can weather a period of oversupply.