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Stock Market Today: Earnings Season Begins; Chesapeake Reverse Split
Earnings season kicked off with Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo. Here's what happened in the stock market today.
A Proposed Reverse Stock Split Is the Last Straw for Chesapeake Energy
In case any investors needed another reason to avoid CHK stock, a reverse stock split proposal should convince them.
Chesapeake Energy Stock Will Not Survive 2020
Chesapeake Energy is staring down the barrel of a reverse stock split, and the future for CHK stock doesn't look any brighter.
Chesapeake Energy Is Headed Towards Bankruptcy
Don't be fooled - Chesapeake Energy is headed towards bankruptcy. CHK stock will be worthless in bankruptcy since creditors will likely receive all or most of the equity.
Chesapeake Stock Might Be Worthless at Current Energy Prices
Given the current weakness of energy markets, CHK stock probably won't do very well. Therefore, investors should sell its shares. .
Possible Production Cut Could Save Chesapeake Energy
In my March 25 article about Chesapeake, I mentioned that the cost of a barrel of oil for U.S. producers was between $20.99 (conventional oil) and $23.35 (share oil). By comparison, Saudi Aramco’s cost was less than $9.
It’s Time to Accept That Chesapeake Energy Stock Is Beyond Saving
Chesapeake Energy has a lot of attention right now, but you shouldn't think about buying CHK stock as the company's prospects of survival are dwindling.
Keep Saying ‘No’ to Chesapeake Energy Stock
The recent collapse in energy prices only compounds troubles for CHK stock. With the company on the fast-track to bankruptcy, stay away.
Chesapeake Energy Stock Is Unlikely to Survive the Downturn
What happens in a bankruptcy? Shareholders in Chesapeake Energy will suffer as CHK stock essentially becomes worthless.
Can Restructuring Salvage CHK Stock?
The price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia is enough to scare a giant oil firm, let alone an embattled one like Chesapeake Energy. Therefore, unless a miracle occurs, CHK stock is a sell.
The Saudi Price War Is the Final Blow for Reeling CHK Stock
The corona virus and the outbreak of an oil price war are a one-two punch to a company that was already reeling. CHK stock remains a sell.
Here’s Why Restructuring Won’t Make a Difference for CHK Stock
CHK stock could be heading to zero, and given the company's debt, that probably would have been the case even without the pandemic.
Chesapeake Energy is Looking to Restructure but Don’t Expect a Lazarus Act
The producer is making moves to survive, but it may not be enough. Chesapeake stock investors should take their dollars elsewhere.
Don’t Pick Up the Pieces in Constantly Crumbling Chesapeake Energy Stock
Things could go from bad to worse for Chesapeake Energy. That makes CHK stock a key investment to stay far away from now.
Is Bankruptcy Ahead for Chesapeake Energy?
Chesapeake has serious financial risks, and as it trades in the pennies, CHK stock is feeling the pain of investors pricing in the risk.
Chesapeake Stock Is Just One of Many Casualties in the Oil Price War
Chesapeake Energy is feeling a direct impact from both the coronavirus and the oil price war. This means investors should avoid CHK stock.
Chesapeake Energy Stock Goes to DEFCON 1
Chesapeake was already in dire straights. But the recent implosion of crude oil has made things even worse. Here’s why investors need to stay away from CHK stock.
Out of Options And Out of Time, Chesapeake Stock Looks Doomed
Chesapeake has flirted with bankruptcy for a long time, and with a price war tanking oil prices, it's best to avoid CHK stock.
