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23.760 +0.540    +2.33%
23/05 - Closed. Currency in USD
After Hours
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18:39:26 - Real-time Data
Type:  Equity
Market:  United States
  • Volume: 967,308
  • Bid/Ask: 0.000 / 0.000
  • Day's Range: 23.310 - 23.990
Comstock Resources 23.760 +0.540 +2.33%

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Tom McCarty
Tom McCarty Mar 07, 2025 12:09PM ET
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Looks like corporate insiders sold “en masse” at $20.81. Check out the SEC Form 4 changes of beneficial iwnership. https://investors.comstockresources.com/financial-information/sec-filings
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Tom McCarty Dec 08, 2024 10:50AM ET
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Sold my Comstock last week. Hoping to buy back in around $12.
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Tom McCarty Dec 08, 2024 10:45AM ET
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I Started buying Devon Energy Friday. Should be very vlise to the bottom of a 2 1/2 year trainwreck. It’s also very close to completing a 61.8% correction.
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Tom McCarty Dec 03, 2024 7:42AM ET
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For November, Europe is expected to have imported some 9.16 million tons of LNG, of which 4.32 million tons are from the United States. The spot market price for North Asia is currently close to $15 per million British thermal units. However, it could rise above $20 per mmBtu, according to Goldman Sachs, if Europe’s gas supply tightens further, which is a virtual certainty as winter proper sets in. Europe is depleting its natural gas reserves at the fastest rate in six years as winter weather and low temperatures combine to challenge the continent’s transition away from hydrocarbons. As El Nino moves aside to let in La Nina, winter is back to its usual cold, and Europe is getting a stark reminder that wind turbines don’t generate electricity when the wind is not blowing, and solar panels don’t generate when they’re covered with snow.
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Based on near $15 European gas price, and increased demand for U.S. LNG feedgas, increased demand from EV and AI, I believe Henry Hub could be well over $4.00 by end of December, possible $4.50 by mid-January through the rest of 2025. Gas producers’ earnings would jump sharply, possibly driving a new wave of “take-overs”.
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The World Bank predicts a historic oil glut due to factors like rising electric vehicle sales and continued OPEC+ overproduction and riding offshore production. Dry gas producers like CRK are finally going to have their day in the sun as associated gas production takes a major hit.
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Tom McCarty Nov 29, 2024 10:52AM ET
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From Phil Flynn: “The Europe Energy Crisis is reappearing as winter is coming hard and fast. John Kemp at Reuters reports that, “Europe’s gas inventories have depleted at the fastest rate for eight years, as the region has experienced repeated bouts of colder-than-normal temperatures and low wind speeds since the start of the winter heating season. Combined inventories in underground storage across the European Union and the United Kingdom dropped by 83 terawatt-hours (TWh) between the official start of winter on October 1 and November 26. Stocks have fallen more than four times faster than the average over the last ten years, and by the most for any year since 2016, according to data from operators compiled by Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE). And wind power is letting them down. Kemp reports that Great Britain’s electricity transmission system has relied on gas to supply around 45% of generation so far in November, as colder-than-normal temperatures have sent demand surging
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Tom McCarty Nov 26, 2024 3:56PM ET
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Short squeeze is on but about to get rough on shorts now.
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Tom McCarty Nov 26, 2024 3:24PM ET
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Short interest and Short/Float is virtually unchanged from record short interest and short/float at the end of August. The price has gained nearly 50% and shorts don’t seem to give a shit. They are going to get broke fighting this market.
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Tom McCarty Nov 26, 2024 3:24PM ET
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Correction: price up 28% to mid/November.
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Tom McCarty Nov 26, 2024 3:05PM ET
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27.84 million shares short. Short/Float at 35.7%. CRAZY BULLISH!
 
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