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Comstock Resources Inc T.CRK.DB


Primary Symbol: CRK

Comstock Resources, Inc. is an independent energy company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and production of oil and natural gas in the United States. The Company operates through the exploration and production of North American oil and natural gas segment. The Company primarily operates in the Haynesville shale, a natural gas basin located in North Louisiana and East Texas, with economic and geographical proximity to the Gulf Coast markets. The Company is focused on the development of drilling opportunities in the Haynesville and Bossier shales and exploration activities in Western Haynesville play. The Company has approximately 2,959 drilling locations on its Haynesville/Bossier shale acreage, where the Company estimates to have 4.9 trillion cubic feet equivalent (TCFE) of reserve potential. The Company owns interests in approximately 2,478 producing oil and natural gas wells (1,516.7 net) and operates 1,703 of these wells.


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Comment by peep2on May 25, 2015 5:58pm
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RE:An Easy Arbitrage Opportunity: The Next New Gold

RE:An Easy Arbitrage Opportunity: The Next New GoldThe article is dumb, dumb, dumb, with Luxor group as the majority shareholders of CRK, selling out to a no nothing shell company of big names that have nothing until buy up good producing gold companies, and on the cheap at the bottom of the gold cycle right now.

That's a fools sale by Luxor Capital Group and violates Luxor's open letter to the minority shareholders of CRK in 2010 not to do harm to the minority shareholders' stake holding position in CRK without an agreement by the majority of the minority shareholders. 

And remember when red about the last big gold cycle in the 1970s and how there was a lull and down slide in gold's price from 1976 to 1979 and then gold and gold stocks took off crazily.

That is what is happening now, but will be even more crazily higher gold prices and not just for one year like in 1980 but for many years to come as the world goes back on the gold standard or gold included in a basket of leading currencies, reversing Nixon getting the world off gold in 1971.

The propaganda about CRK's merger with NGN being good, isn't good, doesn't sound good on the surface and is much worse in reality under the surface, where CRK will be essentially turned private, which Luxor said it wouldn't do without a majority vote or minority shareholders. Why is the merger analogous to taking CRK private which Luxor said it wouldn't do without a majority of the minority shareholders approving? It's because CRK is being drowned in a holding company which will consist of a stable of companies (an increasing collection of companies) , where the overall shares of NGN will increase, but CRK's portion of them will shrink and keep on shrinking each time a merger happens (the first shrinkage of CRKs’ shares on merger with NGN will be to 1/5th).
 
1/5th everyone, by 1/5th !!!!!!!!!!

Bad deal, bad propaganda, bad Luxor for breaking open letter promise not to hurt CRK, CRK's shares and minority CRK shareholders' stake in the company.

Bad, bad, bad!!!!
 
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