Chesapeake Energy (CHK)
$24.80
10.75 (76.51%)
CHK Stock Quote Delayed 30 Minutes
Previous Close
$24.80
Market Cap
22.61B
PE Ratio
22.34
EPS
1.11
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
9.72M
Day's Range
15.23 - 25.95
52-Week Range
0.12 - 41.50
Dividend & Yield
N/A (N/A)
CHK Stock Predictions, Articles, and Chesapeake Energy News
Get Out of Chesapeake Energy as Bankruptcy Risks Loom
An April 15, 1-for-200 reverse split in Chesapeake Energy (NYSE:CHK) averted a delisting on the New York Stock Exchange. But CHK stock continues to face....
It’s the End of the Line for Chesapeake Energy
It's been a horror show for CHK stock as the pandemic has completely exposed its flaws. Now Chesapeake is forced to consider bankruptcy.
Rebounding Oil Prices Won’t Save Chesapeake Energy Stock
As oil prices have risen, CHK stock has bounced. But investors hoping for salvation from higher crude are going to be disappointed.
Investors Wondering if Chesapeake Energy can Survive Through June
Investors should steer clear of CHK stock as management potentially prepares to file for bankruptcy.
Allow Chesapeake Energy to Act as a Lesson on Stocks to Avoid
Don't like the destruction of Chesapeake Energy be for nothing. Learn lessons from CHK stock to avoid future pitfalls.
The Only Mystery With Chesapeake Energy Stock Is the Obituary Date
As bankruptcy becomes more likely for Chesapeake Energy, there's no reason for investors to pursue CHK stock. Here's why.
Why the Math Doesn’t Work for Chesapeake Energy
Unfortunately, the calculus simply doesn’t work for CHK stock. The energy market has far too many players competing for very little demand.
Don’t Be One of Those People Betting on a Chesapeake Stock Rebound
Chesapeake Energy remains the second-largest U.S. natural gas supplier. It has hired restructuring experts and drawn attention from an alternative asset manager as it fights to keep operating.
Chesapeake Energy Warns it May Not Continue as a Going Concern
Chesapeake Energy warns it may not continue as a going concern. CHK stock is likely to be wiped out as a result of an expected Chapter 11 restructuring.
Chesapeake Energy Is Just a Dead Cat Bouncing
Due to lowered oil production levels and less-than-expected U.S. inventories, oil prices have been rallying, sending embattled CHK stock higher. But this is just a dead cat bounce.
As Things Get Worse for Chesapeake Energy Stock, Management Keeps Benefitting
These are the people I feel sorry for, not the Doug Lawler’s -- Cheseapeake CEO since June 2013 -- of the world. He’ll find another job, presumably with lots of cushy stock options and cash bonuses to go along with the million-dollar salary.
Now Isn’t the Time to Count Chesapeake Energy Stock Out Completely
If you're prepared to throw caution to the wind, CHK stock could provide a positive surprise. Here's why you shouldn't count Chesapeake out.
It’s Unlikely a Rebound in Oil Prices Can Save Chesapeake Stock
Chesapeake Energy continues to flirt with bankruptcy. For that reason, investors should leave CHK stock completely alone.
The Top Reasons Chesapeake Energy Will Not Survive 2020
Don’t waste your time with CHK stock. It’s time has come to close up the Chesapeake Energy shop and move on.
There’s No Reason at All to Own Beaten-Down Chesapeake Energy Stock
The signs are apparent, Chesapeake is likely to file bankruptcy soon. As such, don't buy CHK stock now, not even for a trade.
With Bankruptcy Fast Approaching, Sell Chesapeake Stock ASAP
Bottom line: there are better contrarian energy plays out there, don't waste your time and risk your money with CHK stock.
Leave Chesapeake Energy to the Traders
Though CHK stock sometimes shows flashes of upside potential, don't be fooled: this is an arena that is only suitable for the gambler.
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