We are hearing rumors that EOG is or has made plans to sell out their position in the Louisiana Chalk play due to poor results on initial test well and initial seismic result data from shoot.  Does anyone have any verifiable information on this subject?

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EOG ⬇️ 6%; WTI ⬇️ 3%

EOG Resources to Present at Upcoming Conferences

EOG Resources to Present at Upcoming Conferences https://finance.yahoo.com/news/eog-resources-present-upcoming-confe...

Macro Solutions Research analysts said they expect “continued strong growth in US shale, with producers set to add around 1.25 million barrels per day of crude and condensates over 2018 on an annual average basis”.

https://www.rigzone.com/news/analysts_oil_price_rise_to_drive_up_dr...

What a difference a day makes!!!

When companies like BP ($1.2 Billion) and Diamondback (total of $11 Billion) are purchasing assets in the Permian basin at these acquisition numbers, there better be a lot of O&G in those "shale" benches that they are acquiring. Both these deals were announced in the past month.

The one area has 5 to 7 horizontal target benches - a true "stacked" play.

Network 1976

https://youtu.be/8jIw22XXSso

Please indulge my sense of humor and concern, but Hollywood in 1976 foreshadowed the 80’s and let’s hope it’s different today.  “Do you hear me Mr. Trump.”

I would not worry to  much.  When Cushing gets full to capacity, the market goes down, when Cushing shows it is not full to capacity the market goes up.  It is true the US is reaching or has surpassed crude oil daily/monthly/yearly requirements and is turning into a net exporter.  That and Iranian and Venezuela problems have cause the international oil market to bounce around.  There is an overabundance of natural gas except it is not always in the right place at the right time.  China is hungry for oil and gas.  I believe the abundance of crude oil in the US is unwriting the economic boom (along with relaxed EPA and riddance of excessive regulation).  I am long in MLPs, E&P, and big oil in my investments.  Hang in there.

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Plenty. When the supply of oil looms too large, the market crashes. It doesn't matter where the excess comes from in order to affect price. See paragraph 2 in the link. 

somethings going on in la. east feliciana parish? conocophillips!

US says conserving oil is no longer an economic imperative

http://flip.it/W6_ErM

"It's like saying, 'I'm a big old fat guy, and food prices have dropped — it's time to start eating again,'" said Tom Kloza, longtime oil analyst with the Maryland-based Oil Price Information Service.

Some may not like this, but I would be interested to know how you feel about this policy???

Thanks in advance, littleasy.

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