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9.985 +0.125    +1.27%
03/05 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
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Type:  Equity
Market:  United States
  • Volume: 2,090,279
  • Bid/Ask: 9.760 / 10.010
  • Day's Range: 9.840 - 10.140
Comstock Resources 9.985 +0.125 +1.27%

CRK Ratios

 
Assess the performance of Comstock Resources (CRK). This table contains core financial ratios such as Price-to-Earnings (P/E ratio), Return-On-Investment (ROI), Earnings per share (EPS), Dividend yield and others based on Comstock Resources Inc's latest financial reports. Compare the performance metrics of Comstock Resources (CRK) against the industry averages.
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Name Company Industry
   
P/E Ratio TTM 47.76 11.33
Price to Sales TTM 2.07 1.55
Price to Cash Flow MRQ 1.96 5.71
Price to Free Cash Flow TTM -4.59 5.56
Price to Book MRQ 1.19 2.34
Price to Tangible Book MRQ 1.38 2.73
   
Profitability: TTM vs 5 Year Average Margins
 TTM (%)
 5 Year Avg. (%)
Gross margin TTM 54.58% 38.26
Gross Margin 5YA 74.32% 36.48
Operating margin TTM 4.87% 18.5
Operating margin 5YA 40.1% 7.64
Pretax margin TTM 3.54% 17.87
Pretax margin 5YA 8.66% 6.37
Net Profit margin TTM 4.33% 11.69
Net Profit margin 5YA 6.43% 2.12
   
Revenue/Share TTM 4.83 144.64
Basic EPS ANN 0.76 12.4
Diluted EPS ANN 0.76 12.34
Book Value/Share MRQ 8.37 77.93
Tangible Book Value/Share MRQ 7.22 69.38
Cash/Share MRQ 0.02 9.34
Cash Flow/Share TTM 2.74 20.89
   
Management Effectiveness: TTM vs 5 Year Average Margins
 TTM (%)
 5 Year Avg. (%)
Return on Equity TTM 2.53% 20.29
Return on Equity 5YA 11.44% 14.62
Return on Assets TTM 1.05% 8.62
Return on Assets 5YA 4.27% 5.52
Return on Investment TTM 1.14% 14.78
Return on Investment 5YA 17.22% 10.99
   
EPS(MRQ) vs Qtr. 1 Yr. Ago MRQ -112.1% -5.68
EPS(TTM) vs TTM 1 Yr. Ago TTM -96.02% -7.88
5 Year EPS Growth 5YA 0% 13.01
Sales (MRQ) vs Qtr. 1 Yr. Ago MRQ -31.42% -13.03
Sales (TTM) vs TTM 1 Yr. Ago TTM -60.23% -17.3
5 Year Sales Growth 5YA 32.02% 5.97
5 Year Capital Spending Growth 5YA 34.68% 3.44
   
Quick Ratio MRQ 0.25 0.9
Current Ratio MRQ 0.64 1.36
LT Debt to Equity MRQ 110.48% 39.49
Total Debt to Equity MRQ 114.48% 55.5
Efficiency    
Asset Turnover TTM 0.23 0.83
Inventory Turnover TTM - 12.05
Revenue/Employee TTM 5.62M 18.64M
Net Income/Employee TTM 250.67K 1.61M
Receivable Turnover TTM 7.39 12.33
   
Dividend Yield ANN 5.65% 3.95
Dividend Yield 5 Year Avg. 5YA 1.43% 5.92
Dividend Growth Rate ANN - 4.53
Payout Ratio TTM 170.78% 44.56
TTM = Trailing Twelve Months  5YA = 5-Year Average  MRQ = Most Recent Quarter
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Tom McCarty
Tom McCarty 17 hours ago
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Thursday’s Mountain Valley Pipeline rupture could be a game changer as new lawsuits seeking permanent shut down are likely start piling up again. Possible loss of 400 bcf supply through rest of 2024, and 700 bcf through 2025. Kiss surpluses goodbye.
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Tom McCarty Apr 30, 2024 9:03AM ET
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Float has dropped from 132.53M shares to 78.87M shares over past month, as reported by FINVIZ. At the same time, shorts have increased from 25.63M shares to 29.33M shares, 37.19% of float. If ALL shareholders would “certificate” their shares, hostile shorts would have to cover their positions at much higher prices.
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Tom McCarty Apr 28, 2024 1:47PM ET
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I’m betting Comstock merges with somebody on very favorable terms to shareholders.
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Tom McCarty Apr 28, 2024 1:45PM ET
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Exxon is going to need an awful lot of gas and they’d rather be producing it as opposed to buying it. And Comstock would rather be a partner in an upstream, midstream, downstream, vertically, integrated gas production behemoth participating in World gas market at $12.00 vs domestic gas at $2.00.
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Tom McCarty Apr 28, 2024 1:45PM ET
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Comstock Resources Inc. will partner with Quantum Capital Solutions to develop its Western Haynesville midstream operations. Thst’s the midstream part of the equation. Now comes Exxon or Cheniere
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Tom McCarty Apr 28, 2024 1:44PM ET
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https://boereport.com/2024/04/28/turkey-in-talks-with-exxonmobil-over-multibillion-dollar-lng-deal-ft-reports/
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I’m thinking float MAY have been reduced “by design” by parties trying to force price higher to facilitate merger negotiations. Jay Allison, CEO has alluded to merger/acquisition possibilities as a “waltz across Texas”… If CRK could merge with an LNG exporter, it would complete the upstream, mid-stream, downstream chain and give CRK the benefit of receiving International prices vs domestic prices for its gas. International prices are 6 - 7 times higher than domestic.
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Tom McCarty Apr 25, 2024 7:45PM ET
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Reminder: If your shares are being held in “Street Name”, in a margin account, they can be loaned to another person/entity and can be sold/shorted to the detriment of your portfolio value. Equally important: If your shares have been loaned out, and your broker goes bankrupt, your shares are not protected by SIPC. Contact your broker and have your cetificate sent to you in YOUR NAME. It will also make it impossible for someone to use your stock to short.
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Tom McCarty Apr 25, 2024 7:32AM ET
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Short Interest just jumped from 25.3 Million shares to 29,334,098 Million shares, which is 37.1% of FLOAT. Short squeeze is beginning.
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Tom McCarty Apr 21, 2024 5:28PM ET
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Comstock’s next rabbit to pull out of the hat is to announce a merger with one of the Gulf LNG exporters. Upstream, mid-stream…. Now Downstream should be a shoe-in!
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Tom McCarty Apr 11, 2024 6:31PM ET
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If I was Jerry Jones, I would want to see the float reduced another 25M to 50M shares and volume drop to an average of around 2M shares/d. Then announce a potential merger requiring all shares to be tendered. Then sit back and watch shorts try to find shares while stock price goes up like a rocket. One way or the other, shorts sre going to get hammered. Rrplay the last 2 quarterly conference calks and you will hear Jay Allison tell everyone they are de-risking Western Haynesville to facilitate a merger. Shorts are in big trouble.
 
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