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Already-Bankrupt Whiting Is Not Worth the Gamble

By Ian Bezek, InvestorPlace Contributor
Don't catch bankruptcy stock fever. There's little remaining value in WLL stock as Whiting Petroleum reorganizes its financial situation.

Even After Bankruptcy, Don’t Buy Whiting Petroleum Stock

By Marie Brodbeck, InvestorPlace Contributor
WLL stock isn't a buy now, and it won't be post-bankruptcy. The company has no play on renewable and weak oil prices will persist for a while.

Whiting Petroleum Is the Hindenburg of Energy Investments

By David Moadel, InvestorPlace Contributor
WLL stock is part of the bizarre yet popular bankruptcy-trade trend. Yet the heavy trading volume belies a once-mighty energy firm in decline.

Whiting Petroleum’s Bankruptcy Implies the Stock Needs to Fall 50%

By Mark R. Hake, CFA
Stay away from Whiting Petroleum stock until after the reorganization. Wait until WLL stock falls another 50% or so before looking at buying in.

Day Traders Seem to Love Bankrupt Whiting Petroleum Stock, Should You?

By Tezcan Gecgil, InvestorPlace Contributor
It is not possible to know where WLL stock will trade post-bankruptcy. Therefore long-term investors should not commit fresh capital to Whiting Petroleum.

Shale Shock Will Continue to Rock Whiting Petroleum

By David Moadel, InvestorPlace Contributor
Owning WLL stock is already a disastrous proposition, and the shale market's woes could continue, signaling more downside.

Sell Whiting Petroleum Now and Don’t Look Back in the Fall

By Chris Markoch, InvestorPlace Contributor
Although Whiting Petroleum is expected to be out of bankruptcy by August, WLL stock will enter a world where oil prices will likely be deflated.

Whiting Petroleum Notes Are a Better Bargain Than WLL Stock

By Mark R. Hake, CFA
Whiting Petroleum notes are a better bargain than WLL stock. This article further analyzes this distressed equity and its notes in the agreed bankruptcy restructuring.

Don’t Let Whiting Petroleum’s Spike Rally Tempt You

By Josh Enomoto, InvestorPlace Contributor
Currently, WLL stock looks like a viable recovery play. However, positive economic data may sour over the long run as multiple challenges still await us.

Don’t Get Your Hopes Up for Whiting Petroleum Shares

By David Moadel, InvestorPlace Contributor
Even with the price of oil coming off its lows, WLL stock likely hasn't reached the bottom yet.

Bankrupt Whiting Petroleum Stock Better For Creditors Than Shareholders

By Mark R. Hake, CFA
Whiting Petroleum is bankrupt, but WLL stock buyers will get 3% of the newly recapitalized stock after Chapter 11 proceedings.

Avoid These 4 Oil Stocks Even if Oil Rallies

By Chris Markoch, InvestorPlace Contributor
Oil futures are starting a slow recovery as the U.S. economy reopens. However, these oil stocks are not likely to see a recovery.

Whiting Petroleum Bankruptcy: WLL Stock Falls 44% on Chapter 11 Filing

By William White, InvestorPlace Writer
Whiting Petroleum (WLL) bankruptcy news has WLL stock taking a beating on Wednesday after outlining its plans for a restructure.

4 Small-Cap Energy Stocks Ready to Explode

By William Roth, InvestorPlace Market Strategist
These four small-cap stocks look ready to blast higher as stocks surge to new record highs thanks to resurgence in economic data.

5 Cheap Energy Stocks to Buy Now

By William Roth, InvestorPlace Market Strategist
These energy stocks have become promising stocks to buy after Iran's attack on Saudi oil facilities over the weekend made them prime producers to watch.

3 Oil Stocks to Drop Now

By Dana Blankenhorn, InvestorPlace Contributor
This should be a golden era for oil stocks, but it's turning to dust as weak prices and renewable competition plague the sector.

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Playing $80 Oil: Be Safe, or Be Daring

By Dana Blankenhorn, InvestorPlace Contributor
Investors are looking both to oil majors and to the early decade's top fracking regions for new profits as oil nears $80 per barrel. There's two ways to play it - you can play it safe to limit your gains while minimizing risk. Or you can throw money into the pot, looking to get in and get out.

The Rise in Oil Prices Is Just Temporary

By Dana Blankenhorn, InvestorPlace Contributor
Oil prices could hit $100 per barrel this year, but will crash as renewable energy and efficiency continue to be focused on.
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