Goodrich Petroleum Corp (NYSE:GDP)
The Company with its subsidiaries is engaged in exploitation, development and production of oil and natural gas properties primarily in the Cotton Valley Trend of East Texas and Northwest Louisiana and in the transition zone of South Louisiana.
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awful financial condition combined with poor demand in upcoming months
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This stock is worth at least $24 per share, and will rebound as the economy speeds up and demand for natural gas increases. They are an inevitable acquisition target by the middle and large natural gas producers, and when they eventually sell it will be at a nice premium for investors.
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Short covering
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oversold for non-fundamental reasons
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Depressed job market, debt laden consumers, rising tax burdens, corporate real estate, credit card defaults, and especially housing starts. The latter typically leads normal recoveries.
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2008 eps: .39
2009 eps: -.69
2010 eps: -1.08
trailing pe: 71
pe: -
forward pe: -
This stock has to come down eventually, fundamentals will take hold, when a company is losing money, and it seems that it is only going to get worse next year. I will end this pick when it announces a positive quarterly eps.
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Small, but growing domestic energy company, will rise with energy prices as the recession ends. And you've got to love a company whose CFO is DR Looney.
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Time to ride this one back up...then short it all the way back down. This is how we do it baby.
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This is a well preforming stock that is currewntly following market trends
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might be a bit late, but I'm going for it anyway.
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Capital One picked it!
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GDP is cheap! Insiders seem to agree as they have been buying their stock aggressively in the open market over the past 10 months. You are currently buying GDP at less than year-end 06 NAV.
GDP is hedged succesfully for 2007 and shouldn' t be hit as hard should nat gas prices stay weak for longer.
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