Stock Profile: Continental Resources (CLR)
Based out of Enid, OK, this stock has been showing outstanding relative strength in its peer group.
CLR owns significant acreage in the Bakken shale play of ND and MT, which represents about 28% of their present value of proved reserves.Â
[[CLR]] came public May 1 of last year, offering 29,500,000 shares at $15. Insiders and 5% owners hold over 82% of the stock. The company has been in existence since 1967.
As of 2007 year end, the company had estimated proved reserves of 134.6 MMBOE and estimated proved developed reserves of 101.2 MMBOE. The total proved reserves of oil were 104.1 MMBOE and total proved reserves of natty were 182.8 Bcf. At current market prices ($123/bbl and $12/MCF gas) that works out to $12.8 B oil and $2.2 B gas. This doesn’t include the estimated proved reserves figure. The company has a market cap of $11 B.
CLR holds interests in over 1,300 wells, 87% of which are oil wells. Total net undeveloped acres was still over 730,000 acres. They operate mainly in the Rocky Mountain, Mid Continent and Gulf Coast regions.
I bought this stock last month at $51.90 for my Alpha portfolio of stocks. With it’s continuing development, I think it’s headed to over $80 before the year is out.
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More buying today in CLR with oil down. Thanks Mr. Market!
June 4th, 2008 at 12:47 pmI too own calls and stock in Uncle CLR. Great write-up.
June 4th, 2008 at 3:51 pmBakken shale is a hot play. Others I like include BEXP, WLL, and EOG.
June 4th, 2008 at 3:55 pmman I missed bexp…despite having it on my watchlist since 12.
I blame lucifer and his tricks.
June 4th, 2008 at 4:00 pmYou might get a chance to buy it under $14, if oil keeps dropping. However, most investors unfamiliar with the Bakken play have no idea how much oil is in the ground up there in ND. I’ve been out to see it. Going gangbusters. No sign of recession in ND. Then again, they have more millionaires per capita up there than anywhere in the U.S. Look it up.
June 4th, 2008 at 4:05 pmthey have a low pop.
thanks for the info though, really helpful.
i don’t want to get too overweight this sector (i’m not) but there are a lot of good plays.
I also like CLR ancillary SD, but haven’t done dd on them, just chart analysis. That analysis was “it’s going up”
June 4th, 2008 at 4:23 pm