clr vs. swn
clr vs. swn
Clr has a bond that matures in 2022 which, at the current price, yields about 13%. Swn has one that matures in 2020, a little shorter duration, that yields about 17%. If maturity date were no issue, which do you think is the more intelligent buy? Can Swn withstand another couple of years with low gas prices?
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prince_jake_33
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Re: clr vs. swn
Good question I have been essentially out of the market for more than a year.
I recall that in 1980 bonds were at a deep discount both Chrysler and government zeros
They were a great opportunity
What about now?
I recall that in 1980 bonds were at a deep discount both Chrysler and government zeros
They were a great opportunity
What about now?
Re: clr vs. swn
CLR's revenues are heavily weighted to oil. SWN's revenues are heavily weighted to natural gas.
CLR is the safer of the two, but both companies should survive.
CLR has HUGE upside in SCOOP/STACK
CLR is the safer of the two, but both companies should survive.
CLR has HUGE upside in SCOOP/STACK
Dan Steffens
Energy Prospectus Group
Energy Prospectus Group