Are You Kidding Me? MNF: Two 0-3 Teams? -- September 30, 2019

I just checked in to see what my condition was in. LOL.

On the internet, of course. I've cut the cord.

But Monday Night Football. Wasn't Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football once the weekly NFL highlights? I don't know but that was always my world view.

So, tonight, 0 - 3 Cincinnati Bengals and the 0 - 3 Pittsburgh Steelers.

And then on top of that, a lop-sided score.

 

The good news. One of the two teams will have its first win for the season. The other team? 0 - 4. Wow. MNF. 

Just Dropped In, Kenny Rogers and the First Edition

Two Wildcat Lodgepole Wells On The Outskirts Of Dickinson, ND -- September 30, 2019

The graphics:

Both wells are on the confidential list:

• 36308, conf/ros, Freedom Energy Operating, LLC; Oltmans Ocelot1-21, Wildcat, most likely vertical; most likely targeting the Lodgepole;
• 36417, conf, Freedom Energy Operating, LLC; Oltmans Panther 1-16, Wildcat, most likely vertical; most likely targeting the Lodgepole;

More on the Lodgepole at this post, and linked at the sidebar at the right. That post was first written years ago when I knew very little about any of this: there may be a lot of mistakes, and a lot may have changed, but that was my understanding at the time. In addition, a lot of the links may be broken. Take it for what it's worth.

With Oil Prices Falling; Demand For Oil Declining; And A Worldwide Glut Of Oil, Millennial Journalists Act Surprised That Shale Oil Production GROWTH Is Declining -- September 30, 2019

Maybe I'm missing something, but are the new millennial journalists even at The WSJ unaware of free market capitalism? And the "S" curve almost everywhere?

The link at The WSJ.

The American shale boom is slowing as innovation plateaus—and just when shale’s importance in global markets has reached new highs following an attack on the heart of Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure.

U.S. oil production increased by less than 1% during the first six months of the year, according to the Energy Department, down from nearly 7% growth over the same period last year.

The best thing about this story. The huge photograph was taken outside of Williston, ND.

Of course, when journalists want to print something "bad" about shale oil, they reference the Bakken; when they want to print something "good" about shale oil, they reference the Permian. Yeah, I'm thin-skinned, very biased, and inappropriately exuberant about the Bakken.

And that's not entirely true. I've seen a lot of negative stories about the Permian, too.

I Don't Know If I Would Use "Exploding" In A Story About Teslas -- September 30, 2019

From The Drive:

With the widespread release of Tesla's V10 software beginning earlier this week, drivers gained access to a number of new vehicle features and integrations. One particular feature was the long-awaited Smart Summon functionality which gives drivers the ability to summon their vehicles to them from across a parking lot or in some other complex scenario.

Unfortunately, things aren't going exactly as planned. As the update started to push out to vehicles over-the-air, social media quickly began exploding with people posting photos and videos of their cars navigating through parking lots and streets using Tesla's new Smart Summon feature.

With the vehicle in the operator's line of sight, they can either summon the vehicle to them using their phone's GPS location or choose a nearby point on a map and the vehicle's on-board Autopilot hardware will begin navigating where it is told.

Somehow watching your $100,000 new EV plow into a parked car would not be particularly pleasant.

And what was the writer thinking, using "exploding" in a story about Teslas?

But, best of all, there's a video at the linked story.

How Long Will Driling Continue In The Bakken? An Update From Earlier Today -- A Reader Weighs In -- September 30, 2019

Earlier today I asked the question, how long might drilling in the Bakken go on? The discussion continues

Remember those "picture puzzles" when you were in elementary school: two pictures side-by-side and one had to spot the six differences? One of my readers was obviously very, very good at this.

This was his note regarding ND Pipeline Authority presentations I mentioned earlier today:

If you glance at pages 55/56 from the August, 2018 presentation, then compare the-near-identical graphics from the most recent (September, 2019) presentation pages 10, 11, and 13, something ... interesting ... has been added.

Before the reader's denouement, here are the slides in question:

From the August 30, 2018 presentation (a year ago):

From the September 19, 2019 presentation (just a couple of weeks ago):

The reader noticed this:

The newer work mentions but specifically excludes new technologies as well as EOR. These guys are aware of what is coming down the pike.

100 years production from the Bakken would be my reasonable guess. 

Here it is, same slide, with an oval around the additional verbiage:

 
By the way, years ago, during the boom, my own estimate was that the Bakken would be producing through 2100, although I had expected that new drilling would have ended well before then, although re-fracking would be ongoing.

So there are two end-dates to consider:

• the date the last Bakken well is drilled
• the date the last Bakken well is permanently shut-in

Top 20 IP Rates In The Bakken -- NDIC -- June 20, 2019 Presentation

Presentations.

Click on June 20, 2019.

From FAQs, #9:

• 35093, 10,626, Hess, AN-Bohmbach-153-94-2734H-8, Antelope-Sanish, t4/19; cum 68K after 24 days;    

The Week In Pictures -- The Powerline Whistleblower Edition -- September 30, 2019

Link here.

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The President's Stellar UN Speech

Link here.

Nineteen Permits Renewed; Fifty-NIne Active Rigs In North Dakota -- September 30, 2019

WTI: drops almost 3%; falls $1.63/bbl; and is now trading below $55; less than two weeks after "the largest single disruption of oil production in history," -- Daniel Yergin. 

Active rigs:

$54.28	9/30/2019	09/30/2018	09/30/2017	09/30/2016	09/30/2015
Active Rigs	59	67	58	33	68

Three new permits, #37021 - #37023, inclusive:

• Operators: PetroShale (2): XTO
• Fields: Mandaree (Dunn County); Haystack Butte (McKenzie)
• Comments:
• PetroShale has two Horse Camp permits in section 11-149-93, Mandaree oil field
• XTO has a permit for an Edwards Trust Federal well in Haystack Butte, section 19-149-97;

Nineteen permits renewed:

• QEP (8): five MHA permits in Dunn County and three Moberg permits in McKenzie County
• Bruin (6): six FB (Fort Berthold) Clinton permits, all in Dunn County
• Crescent Point Energy (5): two Njos permits; one Lloyd permit, one Elena permit, and one Keither permit, all in Williams County;

How Long Is Driling Expected To Last In North Dakota? -- September 30, 2019

Presentations from the North Dakota Pipeline Authority.

At the site, click on "Presentations."

Scroll down to August 30, 2018 (yes, last year): updated "Pipeline Authority" slides.

How many years left of drilling in North Dakota? Slide 29:

At least 20 years, probably 40 years, and possibly much more than that.

Notes From All Over, Part 2 -- September 30, 2019

Bakken milestone: Zacks. Old news but nice to see Zacks pointing it out for those coming late to the table:

Per North Dakota’s oil regulator, the state’s daily crude output rose 1.2% to a fresh monthly record in July, edging past the record set in June.  

The newest numbers showed that daily crude output remained above one million barrels for the 30th month, further confirming the status of North Dakota (centered on the Bakken formation) as one of the hottest shale plays in the United States.

Like crude, natural gas output also hit its highest level ever. The state churned out 2,947,892 thousand cubic feet per day in July, up from June’s 2,885,293 thousand cubic feet per day. Meanwhile, North Dakota’s total number of producing wells tallied 15,943 at the end of July, the highest on record.

The story: I think the biggest story is not so much North Dakota hit a new all-time production record but that the month-over-month increase, at 1.2%, was so robust. Most fun to read: the four comments at that Zack's link.

SRE: to sell Peruvian businesses to China Yangtze Power Co for $3.6 billion. Spurred by activist investor. What's not to like. SRE will focus on core US and Mexican markets. Are you a Mexi-can or a Mexi-can't?

Best Monday In Years! Another Win For The President; And, Schumer Is Fuming; Pelosi Is Plotting-- September 30, 2019

Updates

October 2, 2019: NYC McMansions in free-fall. Link here.  

 

Original Post

Behind a Bloomberg paywall:

Link here.

A federal judge handed the Trump administration a win Monday, dismissing a lawsuit from states with high taxes.

The lawsuit asked U.S. District Judge J. Paul Oetken to block the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act's limit on how much people can deduct in state and local taxes (SALT). The provision effectively raised the tax burden on citizens of high-tax states.

New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Maryland brought the suit in July 2018, claiming the tax deduction limit was a way for the Trump administration to stick it to blue states. The judge ruled that the limit did not violate the 10th Amendment, which says that powers not delegated to the federal government in the Constitution are left to the states.

"The cap, again like every other feature of the federal Tax Code, is a part of the landscape of federal law within which states make their decisions as to how they will exercise their own sovereign tax powers," Oetken wrote.

"Because the States have failed to plausibly allege that the cap, more so than any other major federal initiative, meaningfully constrains this decision-making process, this Court has no basis for concluding that the SALT cap is unconstitutionally coercive," he continued.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act limited the state and local tax deduction at $10,000, which is below the average of what individuals claim in states like New York and Connecticut. Before the cap, the average deduction claimed in California, for example, was $22,000, according to Kevin de Leon, a Democratic member of the California state Senate.

As the reader who sent me this, said, "Please, pass the SALT."

"Thank you."

From the reader who sent me this, the background on the judge that threw this case out --

I pulled the Wiki on this judge (isn't that a great 21st century phrase; sort of like doxing, but legitimate) and scanned it to see who had appointed him.

Schumer recommended that Obama appoint him!  OMG.  If there were ever some venue shopping, I'd bet that this case was shopped.  Judge Oetken, an Eli of all things, worked for President Clinton, then left when George Bush was elected.  I am sure the D's thought they had this in the bag.

A Monday ruling, so there's a whole week's news cycle to relish this.  Normally, they'll bury bad news on a Friday to let it blow over.  I imagine Schumer's phone is ringing off the hook.  And of course, there's Pelosi and the California problem.  Those 2 big D's are going to have to divert a bunch of time and talent to manage this.  (;>)

And you know, with the House tied up with impeachment, nothing is going to get done with regard for tax relief for the rich and famous.

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Book Recommendation

Re-posting:

Anyone interested in natural history, run, don't walk to your nearest bookstore or surf over to Amazon and buy Natural Histories Innumerable Insects: The Story of the Most Diverse and Myriad Animals on Earth, Michael S. Engel, c. 2018.

I'm looking at this book again. It's really a great book. Highly recommended for grandparents to study and then share with their elementary-age grandchildren.

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Not A Book Recommendation
-- At Least Not Yet For 5 Year Old Sophia

Over at Amazon. 

Wrapping Up The Third Quarter, 2019

3Q19: 205 wells came off the confidential list for the third calendar quarter, 2019, in North Dakota.

Every well that ever came off the confidential list since 2010 has been posted. I would say that's quite a feat. I assume a a few have passed through the sieve, but not many.

30,809 stand-long posts have been posted since the blog was started up again back in 2009.

Google search, "Bakken oil blog" -- "themilliondollarway" takes two of the top four hits; currently #2 behind the Bakken Blog.

Twitter: 109 followers.

Webpage hits: 12,393,802.

Things On My Mind, Part 1 -- September 30, 2019

AAPL: it's been a long time since I've seen shares of Apple, Inc, jump this much this fast. Apple's October - December, 2019, quarter is going to be incredible. Just saying.

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The president: in hindsight, his biggest mistake -- not "locking her up." She could have operated the "war room" from behind prison but it would have been a bit more difficult.

Cowboys: wow, I'm glad I did not watch the Dallas - New Orleans game last night. Was is it all field goals? The final score, I believe, was 12 - 10. Apparently not all field goals; Dallas must have made at least one touchdown. And the highest paid runner (player?) in the NFL ran 35 yards on 18 carries; he must have phoned it in. Let's see, 35/18 is less than two yards/carry? Dallas loses to a team playing with a back-up quarterback.

Cowboys: time to fire Jason Garrett?

NASCAR: did not watch.

Television: I've cut the cord. No more cable (or television for me). There will be, like everything in life, exceptions. Like at sports bars. But literally no television in the last ten days except for one British comedy last night to make my wife happy. The straw that broke the camel's back: that Monday night football game a couple weeks ago featuring the Miami Dolphins. The Miami Dolphins on MNF? You have to be kidding. Then, NASCAR a week ago when Eric Jones was the first racer ever to be disqualified in a cup race. 

Market: occasionally I buy shares on margin. LOL. I buy something and then send a check to Schwab. If it takes more than three days to clear, I've bought something on margin. It happened over the weekend. There were so many good deals in the market last week, I couldn't resist. I was notified of the margin loan (as it were, LOL) this morning. I just checked my account. The check has now cleared and is in the account. It appears I had a Schwab loan for about eight hours. Ah, the perils of investing. Pocahontas will solve this.

No commissions: by the way, speaking of Schwab. I wonder when they will go to commission-free trades. Schwab talked about it a year or so ago; nothing happened. Now that Interactive Brokers has gone to commission-free trades, it forces Schwab's hand(s).

2020 presidential election: Romney vs Pocahontas. Perhaps more likely: Romney vs Hillary.

WPX Lion Wells In Mandaree Oil Field

Updates

April 6, 2022: these wells are reporting 500K bbls crude oil cumulative.

The Wells

The wells:

• 34398, 3,347, WPX, Lion 18-19HX, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 284K 3/20; neighboring, #17658, a short lateral; off line most of 6/19; #17658: AB, see below; #34398: cum 356K 2/21; 440K 9/23;
  
• 34396, 3,810, WPX, Lion 18-19HW, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 291K 3/20; cum 417K 2/21; 514K 9/23;
  
• 34960, 3,084, WPX, Lion 18-19HEL, 4 sections, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 249K 3/20; cum 453
  K 2/21; 571K 9/23;
• 34397, 3,387, WPX, Lion 18-19HA, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 319K 3/20; cum 445K 2/21; 555K 9/23;
• 34400, 2,397, WPX, Lion 18-19HY, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 274K 3/20; cum 372K 2/21;
• 34399, 2,684, WPX, Lion 18-19HB, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 270K 3/20; cum 353K 2/21;
• 34401, 2,357, WPX, Lion 18-19HC, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 171K 3/20; cum 245K 2/21;
  
• 30278, 2,706, WPX, Joseph Eagle 19-18HD, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 282K 3/20; off line much of 6/19 - 8/19; back on line 9/19; cum 333K 2/21;
  
• 30277, 2,759, WPX, Joseph Eagle 19-18HZ, Mandaree, t5/18; cum 393K 3/20; off line much of 6/19 - 8/19; back on line 10/19; nice production; cum 426K 2/21; 512K 9/23;
  
• 32231, 2,063, WPX, Elm 19-18H1, 4 sections, Mandaree, t5/18; cum 293K 3/20; cum 324K 2/21; 407K 9/23;
  
• 17658, AB/IA/823, WPX, Nathan Hale 3-18H, Mandaree, t4/09; cum 221K 6/19; off line since 6/19; remains off line 3/20;

34399:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	8-2019	31	49824	49845	25335	54159	35043	13409
BAKKEN	7-2019	28	18190	18047	10771	19772	9824	8002

34400:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	8-2019	31	35386	35433	29665	38463	30157	4144
BAKKEN	7-2019	14	17014	16880	15415	18493	7710	8963

34397:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	8-2019	31	56672	56724	20031	61603	54876	287
BAKKEN	7-2019	31	24261	24070	10144	26372	15956	7820

34960:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	8-2019	31	52087	52180	26017	56618	31223	19440
BAKKEN	7-2019	18	24388	24121	11571	26511	0	23901

34396:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	8-2019	31	46199	46280	34518	52682	47363	0
BAKKEN	7-2019	31	24735	24540	18406	26887	13858	10382

34398, 3,347, WPX, Lion 18-19HX, 33 stages; 8.3 million lbs; Three Forks; Mandaree, t7/19; cum --; neighboring, #17658, s short lateral near by was off line most of 6/19 and remains off line, 8/19. This is production for #34398:

Pool	Date	Days	BBLS Oil	Runs	BBLS Water	MCF Prod	MCF Sold	Vent/Flare
BAKKEN	8-2019	31	40069	40139	32432	44437	39774	0
BAKKEN	7-2019	30	21374	21206	17105	23234	12673	8274

The graphics:

Idle Chatter -- September 30, 2019

Updates

October 1, 2019: first comment brought up here for easier access:

They are definitely experimenting with mass development. The Springer project in OK. Now a mass development in ND. And then some smaller pseudo mass developments. XOM is trying same thing in the Permian.

Impression I get from CLR is that this does not boost the EUR, but that it lowers the cost. That is the major driver. Keep the return the same (or close), while cutting cost.

Doing this sort of mass project requires a fair amount of planning. Sorto of have to build the institutional capability to running this sort of work. also have to have sufficient blocked up acreage to allow it.

I think the jury is still out on this approach. For one thing, it cuts down on flexibility and option value to change design over time. But if the industry does move in this direction, it argues for more consolidation, to block up land.

Original Post

 

I'm writing this note after posting the initial production number for the WPX Lion wells in Mandaree oil field. Again, these are incredible wells. I did not "cherry pick" by running through pages and pages of wells looking for a good well. I'm not even sure how I came across these wells. Again, I was looking for something else, happened to see that Lion well now reported its first full month of production, and was amazed. Most of these wells produced 50,000 bbls of oil in the first full month of production.

And yes, the production will decline over time.

Definition of the ideal well: a well that pays for itself in six months and generates positive cash flow for the next 35 years.

I probably look at more Bakken wells than any other individual who has a blog with only three ads and who used to live in North Dakota and now lives in Texas so I can say with some authority: the Bakken wells are simply incredible; they keep getting better and better; and the Bakken never ceases to amaze me.

For newbies. some interesting data points and reminiscing.

A reminder: I am inappropriately exuberant about the Bakken. There are many, many ways to look at the Bakken. I do not look at it from an investor's point of view. I am looking at it from the view of someone who grew up in Williston, did not understand the oil industry, and from the view of how a small "mom-and-pop" mineral owner might look at the Bakken.

Before anyone else talked about it, I told readers that if "they had one well," they would eventually have two wells, probably four wells, possible eight wells, and possibly many, many more." We're now seeing in excess of twenty wells in a single drilling unit. We're seeing as many as four wells in some 320-acre units. I am talking about "small" mom-and-pop mineral owners, most of whom inherited their mineral acres from their grandparents or parents.

The way minerals are allocated, if that's the right word, in the Bakken has made some folks (again, we're talking small "mom-and-pop" mineral owners) very, very well off even if they owned only a few acres. Folks can participate in tens of wells even if their mineral acres are a mile away from the sited well.

Unlike the stories coming out of the Permian, I am not hearing or reading stories about "density" issues in the Bakken. To the contrary, it seems the operators have spacing figured out pretty well in the Bakken.

The operators know the middle Bakken very, very well. They were just ready to "map out" the entire first bench of the Three Forks when the Saudis opened their taps, flooded the world with oil, trying to crush US shale industry. That was back in 2014 - 2016. That push to "map out" the entire first bench of the Three Forks was put on hold and is still moving slowly due to the low price of oil. The second bench has hardly been touched. I have seen nothing yet to get me excited about the fourth bench.

If the price of oil were to trend high, my hunch is that some operators would look at the Red River formation again, maybe to the extent of competing with current efforts targeting the second bench of the Three Forks.

As noted by the monthly EIA dashboards, the Bakken wells (individually) are so much better than Permian wells.

Day rates for rigs must be plummeting.

Cost of sand must be down by a quite a bit.

Analysts still don't understand shale well. Perhaps none of us do. Still learning.

It seems there are only a handful of operators really busy in the Bakken. They say there are 60 active operators in North Dakota but it seems only a few are really, really active. Continental Resources is one of the really active operators. Based on anecdotal data, it certainly seems Harold Hamm has tweaked his business plan. He seems to be doing several things, all in concert:

• pushing infill / development drilling faster than ever
• concentrating infill / development drilling in a limited number of fields
• using one or two rigs to drill wells one right after another in an increased density project as quickly as possible

The "gold standard" for drilling: drill the vertical in three days; drill the curve in 12 - 24 hours; drill the horizontal in three days.

Completion strategies: drill all the wells out in one pad; don't frack/complete the wells until all wells on that pad are drilled. Some frack immediately after all pad wells are drilled; some wait six to eighteen months to complete the well. The mantra, "the more sand the better," appears to be generally true, but I think there's a lot more to it. 

The CLR Long Creek unit is perhaps the best example of what CLR is now doing, but there are others that are just off the radar scope.

Even if drilling were to stop today in the Bakken, there are tens of thousands of oil wells that would continue to require oil well servicing.

I wonder why some analyst doesn't post the number of frack spreads in the major US shale plays like they post the number of active rigs. 

Monday, September 30, 2019

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XOM: sells Norwegian assets for $4.5 billion. At Rigzone.

Shipping: from Bloomberg.

More than two months and 20,000 kilometers (12,000 miles) ago, the tanker Da Yuan Hu left Singapore and headed to Mexico to pick up a shipment of crude oil. On Thursday, with less than two weeks to go until it reaches its destination, its long quest could be in jeopardy.

The ship, along with dozens of others, is now ensnared in the standoff between the U.S. and Iran. The White House announced penalties against the vessel’s owner, China’s COSCO Shipping Tankers Co., in connection with violating sanctions by shipping Iranian crude. Indian Oil Corp. is considering alternatives to the Da Yuan Hu.

AAPL: new price target.  JP Morgan / CNBC.

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Early Morning Trading

Dow: up 100 points

• SRE: opens at all-time high; drops back a bit
• F: up a bit
• AAPL: up nicely; will come back to this; and goes over $1 trillion market cap (again); the first trillion is always the hardest;
• UNP: up about 3/4ths of a percent 
• RDS-B: down a bit and trading below $60
• EPD: down a bit
• ET: flat

Movers and shakers: looks like the movers and shakers will drive the market higher this morning (if it can hold); close out their books on 3Q19 looking good, and then take profits in October, 2019, to really have a great year heading into the consumer (aka, Christmas) season.

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Sprint -- Apple

On Saturday I was at the local Sprint store adding a third telephone line, paying off the leased iPhone SE which I will keep "forever" (I love it); and, buying a new iPhone 11 for a third party to be on our account. The extended family plan as it were. LOL.

While there I was able to talk to a few other folks. One was a college student, perhaps a graduate student now. She had an iPhone some years ago and then switched to Android for reasons I now forget. She said she had all Apple products but for some reason she switched to Android. She said she was now switching back to Apple iPhone and said she would never go back to Android. She can't believe she switched in the first place.

The local Sprint story was very, very busy and most of the business it seemed had to do with the iPhone. The prices are really good -- the fact that they brought out the new iPhone without raising the price was incredible.

The camera is not particularly important to me, but those that do find the camera important are very, very happy with the new iPhone.

Something tells me JP Morgan's new price target is not out of line.

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Sophia - Arithmetic

Sunday, Sophia and I spent the afternoon in the Grapevine (TX) library. She really enjoys the library.

While there I gave her an arithmetic assignment. After writing down the "questions," I gave her the paper, and then she went elsewhere in the library to do the paper. She came back in a few mintues with her answers. See below.

I asked if she was doing this at Montessori kindergarten. She said she was not, She had never seen this particular format before.

3Q19 Earnings

Calendar.

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Earnings -- 3Q18

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NOG: press release; forecast here; forecast 11 cents; SeekingAlpha;

• pre-market trading: NOG down 2.4%; down 5 cents
• actual: 12 cents; beat by a penny
• revenue: $150 million
• revenue: missed by $2.70 million

Hess: here; also, here;

Hess Corp reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss and raised its full-year production forecast on Wednesday, owing to higher output at the U.S. oil and gas producer's assets in the Bakken shale.

Production from Bakken rose 38% to 163,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) in the quarter, helping net production, excluding Libya, rise about 4% to 290,000 boe/d.

Oil from seven big shale formations, particularly the Permian basin of Texas and New Mexico and the Bakken in North Dakota, have helped the United States become the biggest crude oil producer in the world.

Hess cut its capital expenditure by $100 million to $2.7 billion for the full year, while also raising its Bakken net production outlook to about 150,000 boe/d, up from 140,000 boe/d to 145,000 boe/d.

The company raised its annual net production expectation, excluding Libya, to about 285,000 boe/d, from the prior range of 275,000 boe/d to 280,000 boe/d.

Adjusted net loss was $98 million, or 32 cents per share, in the third quarter ended Sept. 30, compared with a profit of $29 million, or 6 cents per share, a year earlier.

Analyst on average expected a loss of 33 cents, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.

MRO: here. 

Enerplus (ERF): nice report.  Link here. Data points:

• financial:
• free cash flow: $160 million; adjusted, $175 million
• net income: 28 cents/share; adjusted, 27 cents
• from the CEO:

We grew our high-return production in North Dakota by 18% quarter-over-quarter, maintained our focus on costs, and returned over $70 million to shareholders through share repurchases and dividends. Year to date, we have now returned approximately $200 million to shareholders. Our 2019 plan remains on track to deliver 9 to 10% annual liquids production growth and 15% on a per share basis, while maintaining our low financial leverage."

• production:
• for quarter ending September 30, 2019
• total crude oil production across all plays: 55,000 bopd 
• crude oil production from the Bakken: 45,700 bopd

• Presentations: link here.The 2Q19 transcript is available; the 3Q19 transcript is not yet available.

Cardinal Health:

• wins $2.25 billion US defense contract -- Pentagon, November 7, 2019, Reuters;
• Cardinal Health quarterly earnings; revenues beat estimates, November 7, 2019, Zacks; 
• shares jump

QCOM:

• QCOM beats; QCOM surges; up 5%; up $4.09
• $4.8 billion vs $4.7 billion forecast
• 78 cents vs 71 cents forecast
• guide a bit stronger than expected; well-positioned as 5G accelerates in 2020
• back in with Apple

BKH: misses top line, bottom line; shares fall about 5%; 44 cents vs estimates of 48 cents; missed revenue estimates by almost 20%; 

OXY: big miss; see this post; 

BRK: mixed report; many ways to report it; many ways to call it; bottom line -- in line with general market.

XOM, beats:

• beat expectations
• 49% slump in earnings for 3Q19, y/y
• earnings: $3.17 billion, down from $6.24 billion one year ago
• EPS: slumped from $1.46 last year this time to 75 cents 3Q19 (another source said, 68 cents)
• revenue: $65.05 billion
• boe production: increased by 3% y/y; at almost 4 million bopd; soared by 70 percent in the Permian
• up 7 percent quarter/quarter (3Q19/2Q19)
• remains world's largest publicly traded oil company; five producers out-produce XOM but all of the are state-controlled companies like Saudi Aramco, Rosneft, etc

CVX, misses:

• 36% decline in earnings, y/y
• EPS: $1.36 vs $1.45 forecast
• revenue: $36.12 billion vs $37.69 billion forecast
• earnings: $2.6 billion, down from $4 billion last year
• revenue: $36.12 billion

SRE: beats on 3Q19 earnings; ups CY19 EPS view. Up $2.75, up almost 2%. Trading near 52-we high.

Crescent Point Energy: confirms 1 cent/share dividend.

MDU:

• EPS: 68 cents/share
• operating earnings increased 24% y/y
• winners: construction materials and services businesses
• total revenue for 3Q19: $1.65 billion; up 22% from 1.28 billion y/y

Shell: mixed stories coming out of Shell -- one story has it that Shell says it is having macroeconomic problems; may affect plans for debt reduction; stock buyback; 15% y/y fall in 3Q profits; another story -- "Shell's earning positively surprise Wall Street" -- but shares in pre-market trading down significantly. Link here:

• posted lower-than-expected decline in earnings
• earnings, on an adjusted basis, slumped 15% y/y to $4.9 billion
• a lot lower than analysts' estmated of 26%
• earnings of $1.18 beat analysts' estimate of 99 cents
• Shell's revenues of $86.6 billion beat analysts' estimates of $73.7 billion
• previous quarter: earnings touched a two-year low and missed the forecast

CLR:  From the press release:

• $158.2 million in net income in 3Q19, or $0.43 per diluted share
• $199.4 million adjusted net income in 3Q19, or $0.54 per diluted share (non-GAAP)
• 198,074 average daily 3Q19 oil production up 20% over 3Q18
• 332,315 boepd average daily 3Q19 production up 12% over 3Q18
• Bakken: 145,436 average daily 3Q19 oil production up 13% over 3Q18
• 57 gross operated wells deliver 2,313 boepd average/well initial rate
• South: 44,854 average daily 3Q19 oil production up 62% over 3Q18
• SpringBoard exceeded 3Q19 target by 31%: 23,641 bopd; 4Q19 target raised to ~24,000 Bopd
• CLR STACK: two, 7-well oil units deliver exceptional results: 38,320 bopd combined initial rate
• $187 million of share repurchases executed through October 29, 2019
• quarterly dividend of $0.05 per share in November 2019

AAPL: extraordinary. "Handily topped expectations."

• revenue: $64 billion, up from $62.9 billion a year earlier; above the consensus, $63 billion
• EPS: $3.05, up from $2.91, and beat expectations of $2.83
• net income dropped to $13.7 billion from $14.1 billion
• Gene Munster's analysis noteworthy
• says AAPL is a consumer staple; should carry similar P/E multiples like KO, or Proctor & Gamble (PG); PG P/E at 77; KO: 30; AAPL: 20; closer to P/E of 25 which would put AAPL at $350 -- where Munster thinks it should be 

FB: outstanding. Amazing.

Baker Hughes: looks like GE got rid of one of their divisions actually making money --

• Orders of $7.8 billion for the quarter, up 19% sequentially and up 35% year-over-year
• Revenue of $5.9 billion for the quarter, down 2% sequentially and up 4% year-over-year
• GAAP operating income of $297 million for the quarter, increased 10% sequentially and increased 5% year-over-year
• Adjusted operating income (a non-GAAP measure) of $422 million for the quarter, up 17% sequentially and up 12% year-over-year*
• GAAP diluted earnings per share of $0.11 for the quarter which included $0.10 per share of adjusting items. Adjusted diluted earnings per share (a non-GAAP measure) were $0.21*
• Cash flows generated from operating activities were $360 million for the quarter. Free cash flow (a non-GAAP measure) for the quarter was $161 million*

MDU: link here;

COP: 75 cents, before market open -- down 1% pre-market trading; report here:

• earnings: $3.1 billion vs $1.9 billion same quarter last year
• $2.74/share vs $1.59/share same quarter last year
• adjusted earnings: 82 cents vs 75 cents forecast; $1.36/share adjust same quarter last year
• repurchased $0.75 billion; paid $0.34 billion in dividends; a return of 41% to shareholders
• 3Q19 production grew 7 percent overall (excludes Libya)
• increased production from the Lower 48 Big 3 unconventionals by 21 percent y/y

INTC: did very, very wells; earnings surprise. 

Amazon: after market close -- shares fell 8% after earnings miss. AWS revenue was $9.0 billion in the quarter, up from $6.68 billions a year ago, with operating income at $2.26 billion versus $2.098 billion a year ago. Sales of $70 billion, up 24% from a year ago, at the high end of the company's guidance range of $66 billion to $70 billion, and ahead of the Street consensus of $68.8 billion. Earnings: "$4.23/share well below the consensus of $4.60/share." [Actually I wouldn't call that much of a miss at all -- buying opportunity when shares fall 8% on an incredibly good report for those with a long horizon. See disclaimer.]

EW: link here. 3Q19 earnings, link here. Zacks.

MSFT: shares flat after earnings released; beats expectations. Revenue of $33.1 billion, up 14% from quarter year ago; forecast of $32.23 billion; EPS were $1.38/share, up 24% from a year ago, and beats consensus of $1.24. Operating income was $12.7 billion, up 27%. Huge quarter and yet share price flat. Concern for AAPL yet to report?

F: mixed but overall looks like a good report. Link here. 

TSLA: huge quarter. Link here. 

TSLA, October 3, 2019 -- forecasts for another quarterly loss; this site says about a $1.40 loss for the 3Q19; another source says a 24-cent loss for quarter; Tesla will probably report late October, 2019.

UNP: shares surge day after transcript released; revenue of $5.5 billion, a 7% y/y increase, missing estimates of $5.67; EPS, $2.22 a 3.3% y/y increase but missing expectations of $2.31. Operating ratio hits an all-time quarterly record.

MCD: duck, duck, goose. Miss, miss, plummet. Revenue, $5.43 billion vs $5.49 forecast; EPS, $2.11 vs $2.21 forecast; shares tumble 4% in pre-market. One person comment: prices at McDonald's have gotten too high. I agree. The prices for a single meal are trending toward what one might pay at Applebee's. Wow, scores of comments and they all say the same thing: too expensive. 

JPM: record profits; record share price; unexpected;

Bank of America: earning surprise on the upside; drive market higher; bank earning were supposed to be lower

GS: earnings disappoint; 

New Wells Reporting 4Q19

Locator: 100014Q19.

Tuesday, December 31, 2019 (there was no June 31st): 98 for the month; 303 for the quarter:

• None

Monday, December 30, 2019: 98 for the month; 303 for the quarter:

• 36370, 2,022, Ovintiv/Newfield, Hoffman 150-98-18-19-10H, Siverston, t11/19; cum 142K 9/20; cum 224K 4/22;
  
• 36134, SI/NC-->SI/A-->305, XTO, Arlys 34X-31H, Siverston, t--; cum 168K 8/20; a 46K month; see this link; cum 379K 1/22; cum 396K 4/22;
  
• 35239, 475, Lime Rock Resources, Anderson 13-24-4TFH, Alger, t7/19; cum 48K 10/19; cum 267K; offline 4/22; cum 281K 8/22;
  
• 22300, SI/NC-->SI/A, Enerplus / Bruin, FB Belford 148-95-22D-15-2T, Eagle Nest, first production, 9/21; t--; cum 37K 1/22; a lousy well, so far; cum 50K 4/22;
  

Sunday, December 29, 2019: 94 for the month; 299 for the quarter:

• 36369, 2,397, Ovintiv/Newfield, Hoffman 150-98-18-19-5H, Siverston, t11/19; 111K 1/20; cum 309K 4/22;
• 22301, SI/NC-->SI/A, Enerplus / Bruin, FB Belford 148-95-22D-15-3B, Eagle Nest, first production, 6/21; t--; cum 193K 1/22; see this post; cum 219K 4/22;
  

Saturday, December 28, 2019: 92 for the month; 297 for the quarter:

• 36368, 560, Newfield, Hoffman 150-98-18-19-5H, Siverston, t11/19; cum 93K 1/20; cum 298K 4/22;
  
• 36133, SI/NC-->SI/A-->F/A-->423, XTO, Arlys Federal 34X-31C, Siverston, t--; cum 145K 8/20; see this link; cum 395K 4/22;
  
• 34835, 2,105, Enerplus, Eos 149-93-33D-28H-TF, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 219K 8/20; cum 341K 4/22;
  
• 34776, 357, Enerplus, Thai 148-94-11C-2H-TF, McGregory Buttes, t6/19; cum 115K 8/20; cum 197K 4/22;
  
• 30891, 776, Oasis, Stenberg 5199 11-97B, Poe, t7/19; cum 273K 8/20; cum 349K 4/22;
  

Friday, December 27, 2019: 87 for the month; 292 for the quarter:

• 36367, 2,490, Newfield, Hoffmann 150-98-17-20-5HLW, Siverston, t11/19; cum 131K 8/20; F; cum 165K 6/22; off line recently; back on line 5/22; cum 168K 8/22;
  
• 35878, 1,344, Whiting, Domaskin 21-20HU, Sanish, t7/19; cum 65K 10/19; cum 147K 6/22;
  
• 35875, 709, Whiting, Domaskin 34-17TFHU, Sanish, t7/19; cum 27K 10/19; cum 139K 8/22;
  
• ****35744, 411, Whiting, Ogden 41-9TFHU, Sanish, t7/19; cum 59K 10/19; cum 245K 1/22; off line 2/22; remains off line 8/22;
  
• 35699, A, Slawson, Mole 6-20TFH, Big Bend, t--; cum 57K 4/20; off line 5/20; remains off line 8/20; back on line 12/20; cum 171K 1/22; cum 192K 6/22;
  
• 34773, 573, Enerplus, Hidalgo 148-94-11C-2H-TF,  McGregory Buttes, t6/19; cum 63K 10/19; cum 301K 6/22;

Thursday, December 26, 2019: 81 for the month; 286 for the quarter:

• 36366, 1,906, Newfield, Hoffman 15-98-17-20-6H, Siverston, t11/19; cum 130K 1/20; cum 452K 8/22
  
• 34836, 576, Enerplus, Nyx 149-93-33D-28H-TF, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 114K 10/19; cum 268K 9/22;
  
• 30179, F/A-->AL/A, Slawson, Challenger Federal 7-29-32TFH, Big Bend, t--; cum 17K over 33 days; cum 173K 1/22;
  

Wednesday, December 25 2019: 78 for the month; 283 for the quarter:

• 35782, 1,739, Hess, EN-Farhart-156-93-0409H-4, Baskin, t6/19; cum 86K 10/19; cum 295K 8/22;
• 35698, A, Slawson, Mole 7-20TFH, Big Bend, t--; cum 17K over 26 days; cum 138K 8/22;
  

Tuesday, December 24, 2019: 76 for the month; 281 for the quarter:

• 35903, SI/NC, Slawson, Orca Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, see the Orca Federal wells; this is a nice well; cum 303K 6/22;
  
• 35570, 451, Whiting, Anderson 11-7-2TFH, Sanish, t7/19; cum 35K 10/19; cum 108K 8/22;
  
• 35569, 1,276, Whiting, Anderson 11-2H, Sanish, t6/19; cum 70K 10/19;
• 35120, 593, Oasis, Nordeng 5298 13-25 9T, Banks, t7/19; cum 99K 10/19;
• 34837, 655, Enerplus, Homer 149-93-33D-28H-TF, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 87K 10/19; cum 340K 9/22;
  
• 34774, 1,738, Enerplus, Ancho 148-94-11C-2H, McGregory Buttes, t6/19; cum 138K 10/19; cum 407K 4/22;
  

Monday, December 23, 2019: 70 for the month; 275 for the quarter:

• 36524, A, Slawson, Challenger Federal 9-29-32H, Big Bend, t--; cum 42K over 40 days;
• 36173, drl-->drl/NC, XTO, Lavern 42X-14H, Capa, no change, 4/22; small production, 7/22;
  
• 35902, IA-->178, Slawson, Tempest Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, first production, 12/20; t--; cum 162K 1/22;
  

Sunday, December 22, 2019: 67 for the month; 272 for the quarter:

• 36172, drl/NC, XTO, Lavern 42X-14CXD, Capa,
• 34838, 1,123, Enerplus, Hera 149-93-33D-28H, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 135K 10/19;
• 30178, F/IA, Slawson, Diamondback 1 SLH, Big Bend, t--; cum 30K over 30 days;

Saturday, December 21, 2019: 64 for the month; 269 for the quarter:

• 36171, drl/NC, XTO, Lavern 42X-14BXC, Capa, small production, 7/22;
  
• 35901, F/A, Slawson, Slasher Federal 722-27 MLH, Big Bend, first production,7/20; t--; cum 199K 1/22;;
• 34746, 607, Oasis, Nordeng 5298 13-25 8B, Banks, t7/19; cum 126K 10/19; cum 396K 9/22;
  

Friday, December 20, 2019: 61 for the month; 266 for the quarter:

• 36170, drl-->drl/NC, XTO, Lavern 42X-14AXB, Capa,
• 34839, 1,065, Enerplus, Apollo 149-93-33D-28H-TF, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 42K 10/19;
• 33886, SI/NC-->F/A, Petro-Hunt, USA 153-95-8A-31-3H, Charlson, first production, 11/20; t--; cum 185K 1/22;
  
• 34745, 103, Oasis, Nordeng 5298 13-25 7T, Banks, t6/19; cum 106K 10/19;
• 30177, A, Slawson, Muskrat Federal 5 SLTFH, Big Bend, first production, 1/20, t--; cum 224K 1/22;

Thursday, December 19, 2019: 56 for the month; 261 for the quarter:

• 36169, drl/NC, XTO, Lavern 42X-EXF, Capa, no production data,
• 35900, F/IA, Slawson, Slasher Federal 2-222-27H, Big Bend, t--; cum 223K 1/22;

Wednesday, December 18, 2019: 54 for the month; 259 for the quarter:

• 36168, drl/NC, XTO, Lavern 42X-14AXD, Capa, no production data,
• 35742, 2,167, Whiting, Ogden 41-9HU, Sanish, t7/19; cum 298K 1/22;
  

Tuesday, December 17, 2019: 52 for the month; 257 for the quarter:

• 35899, SI/IA-->SI/A, Slawson, Typhoon 149-93-07D-12H-TF, Big Bend, t--; cum 194K 1/22;
• 35337, 1,062, Hess, EN-Dobrovolny A-LE-155-94-1319H-1, Alger, t11/19; cum 38K 1/20; 
• 34778, 674, Enerplus, Serrano 148-94-11D-2H-TF, McGregory Buttes, t6/19; cum 140K 10/19; 41K/month; Pepper pad here;
  
• 34777, 789, Enerplus, Tabiche 148-94-11C-2H, McGregory Buttes, t6/19; cum 98K 10/19; 26K/month; pepper pad here; cum 320K 4/22;
  
• 34775, 560, Enerplus, Santaka 148-94-11C-2H, McGregory Buttes, t6/19; cum 89K 10/19; 24K/month; Pepper pad here;
• 34098, 175, Resource Energy Can-Am, Trooper 0409-1TFH, Blooming Prairie, t9/19; cum 11K 10/19;

Monday, December 16, 2019: 46 for the month; 251 for the quarter:

• 35336, drl-->AL/A, Hess, EN-Ruland A-LE-155-94-1201H-1, Alger, t--; cum 47K over 51 days; cum 214K 4/22;
  

Sunday, December 15, 2019: 45 for the month; 250 for the quarter:

• 35335, 2,030, Hess, EN-Ruland A-155-94-1201H-4, Alger, t12/19; cum 151K 8/20;
• 34096, 187,Resource Energy Can-Am, Trooper 0409-3TFH, Blooming Prairie, t9/19; cum 14K 10/19;

Saturday, December 14, 2019: 43 for the month; 248 for the quarter:

• 35334, drl, Hess, EN-Ruland A-155-94-1201H-5, Manitou, t--; cum 41K over 44 days; cum 145K 8/20;
  
• 35118, 1,089, Oasis, Kellogg Federal 5297 11-30 2BX, Banks, t7/19; cum 224K 8/20; 30K/month; cum 325K 4/22;
  
• 34843, 132, Enerplus, Boreas 149-93-33C-28H, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 85K 10/19; 24K/month;
• 34842, 342, Enerplus, Metis 149-93-33C-28H-TF, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 72K 10/19; 19K/month;
• 34841, 1,012, Enerplus, Athena 149-93-33C-28H-TF, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 57K 10/19; 17K/month;
• 34840, 504, Enerplus, Zeus 149-93-33D-28H, Mandaree, t6/19; cum 187K 8/20; 40K/month;

Friday, December 13, 2019: 37 for the month; 242 for the quarter:

• None -- well, that's good -- Friday the 13th!

Thursday, December 12, 2019: 37 for the month; 242 for the quarter:

• 36436, SI/NC-->SI/A, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Claire Rose 30-31-159N-99W MBH, Burg, no production data,
• 32412, SI/NC-->F/A, CLR, Polk Federal 12-33H1, Banks, t--; cum 170K 1/22;
  

Wednesday, December 11, 2019: 35 for the month; 240 for the quarter:

• 36501, 526,  Koda Resources, Stout 2932-2TH, Fertile Valley, t9/19; cum 18K over 29 days;
• 36182, drl/NC, XTO, Olaf 42X-11C, Capa, no production data,

Tuesday, December 10, 2019: 33 for the month; 238 for the quarter:

• 36500, 544,  Koda Resources, Stout 2917-1BH, 70 stages; 14.7 million lbs; Fertile Valley, t9/19; cum 22K 32 days; 16K month;
• 36183, drl, XTO, Olaf 42X-11H, Capa, no production data,
• 34744, 157 (no typo), Oasis, Mildred Nelson 5298 13-25 10B, 50 stages; 6 million lbs; Elidah; t5/19 (scout ticket error); cum 139K 10/19; huge well; two 40K months;
• 32413, SI/NC-->F/A, CLR, Polk Federal 11-33H, Banks, t--; cum 187K 1/22;
  

Monday, December 9, 2019: 29 for the month; 234 for the quarter:

• 36184, drl/NC, XTO, Olaf 42X-11B, Capa, no production data,

Sunday, December 8, 2019: 28 for the month; 233 for the quarter:

• 36185, drl/NC, XTO, Olaf 42X-11EXF, Capa, no production data,
• 35537, 873, Oasis, Kjos Federal 5501 11-18 9BX, Missouri Ridge, t6/19; cum 105K 10/19; 25K month;
• 35316, 1,146, Oasis, Mildred Nelson Federal 5297 11-30 12BX, Elidah, t7/19; cum 104K 10/10; 32K month;
• 34743, 1,008, Oasis, Mildred Nelson 5298 13-25 9T, Elidah, t6/19; cum 101K 10/10;
• 32414, SI/NC-->SI/A-->1,370, CLR, Polk Federal 10-33H1, Banks, t--; cum 170K 1/22;

Saturday, December 7, 2019: 23 for the month; 228 for the quarter:

• 36186, drl, XTO, Olaf 42X-11AXD, Capa, no production data,
• 35918, SI/NC-->2,329, WPX, Badger 22-21HZ, Squaw Creek, t--; cum 56K over 62 days; cum 188K 8/20; cum 281K 4/22;
  
• 35917, SI/NC-->2,318, WPX, Badger 22-21HA, Squaw Creek, t--; cum 54K over 62 days; cum 132K 8/20; cum 247K 4/22;
  
• 30596, 611, Sinclair, Ersa Federal 3-4H, Bully, t11/19; cum 49K 1/10;

Friday, December 6, 2019: 19 for the month; 224 for the quarter:

• 35916, SI/NC-->2,220, WPX, Badger 22-21HY, Squaw Creek, t--; cum 44K over 62 days; cum 260K 4/22;
  
• 32415, SI/NC-->2,124, CLR, Polk Federal 9-33H, Banks, t10/20; cum 211K 4/22;
  
• 30597, 824, Sinclair, Ersa Federal 4-4H, Bully, t11/19; cum 59K 1/20;

Thursday, December 5, 2019: 16 for the month; 221 for the quarter:

• 36450, SI/NC-->Al/A, WPX, Badger 22-21HIL, Squaw Creek, t--; cum 69K over 62 days; cum 327K 4/22;
• 35611, 1,596, Hess, RS-Flickertail-156-91-1720H-4, Ross, t6/19; cum 81K 10/19; 23K month; 
• 35536, 675, Oasis, Om Erickson 5501 11-18 4B, Missouri Ridge, t6/19; cum 94K 10/19; 21K month;

Wednesday, December 4, 2019: 13 for the month; 218 for the quarter:

• 35610, 1,078, Hess, RS-Flickertail-156-91-1720H-3, Three Forks, 36 stages; 8.4 million lbs; sand, no ceramic; Ross, t6/19; cum 56K 10/19;

Tuesday, December 3, 2019: 12 for the month; 217 for the quarter:

• 31653, 945, Oasis, McFarland Federal 5501 11-18 8BX, Missouri Ridge, t6/19; cum 104K 10/19;

Monday, December 2, 2019: 115 for the month; 216 for the quarter:

• 36095, 2,619, WPX, St Anthony 9-16HUL, Mandaree, t12/19; cum 76K 1/20;
• 33448, 1,030, EOG, Clearwater 30-3103H, Ross, t2/20; cum 324K 4/22;
  
• 31655, 775, Oasis, Jensen 55-1 11-19 4B, Missouri Ridge, t6/19; cum 92K 10/19;

Sunday, December 1, 2019: 112 for the month; 213 for the quarter:

• 36417, dry, Freedom Energy Operating, LLC, Oltmans Panther 1-16, wildcat, Lodgepole target; not a surprise; previously posted;
• 36318, 392, Petroshale, Anderson North 2MBH, Croff, t10/19; cum 51K 1/20;
• 36317, 584, Petroshale, Anderson North 1TFH, Croff, t10/19; cum 49K 1/20;
• 35635, 1,682, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HZ, Mandaree, t12/19; cum 39K 1/20;
• 35634, SI/NC-->SI/A, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HA, Mandaree, t--; cum 98K over 57 days; cum 283K 9/20;
  
• 35331, 6,028, MRO, Dietrich USA 11-2TFH, Reunion Bay, t9/19; cum 114K 58 days;
• 35330, 4,401, MRO, Holmgren 41-3H, Reunion Bay, t9/19; cum 61K 41 days;
• 33183, SI/NC, BR, Franklin 44-36TFH, Little Knife, t--; cum minimal production 1/20;

Saturday, November 30, 2019: 104 for the month; 205 for the quarter:36317

• 35636, SI/NC, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HB, Mandaree, t--; cum 84K 1/20;
• 33184, SI/NC, BR, Franklin 34-36MBH-2NH, Little Knife, minimal production, 1/20;

Friday, November 29, 2019: 102 for the month; 203 for the quarter:

• 36316, 35, Petroshale, Anderson North 1MBH, Croff, t9/19; cum 79K 1/20;
• 36135, SI/NC, XTO, Sorkness State Federal 34X-36G, Sorkness, no production data,
• 35637, 3,513, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HY, Mandaree, t12/19; cum 77K 1/20;
• 35332, 5,530, MRO, Tommerdahl USA 11-2H, Reunion Bay, t9/19; cum 94K 58 days;
• 30108, 820, Oasis, Jensen 5501 43-7 6B, Missouri Ridge, t6/19; cum 95K 10/19;

Thursday, November 28, 2019: 97 for the month; 198 for the quarter:

• 36136, SI/NC, XTO, Sorkness State Federal 34X-36C, Sorkness, no production data
• 35638, A, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HC, Mandaree, t--; cum 82K over 49 days;
• 35587, 1,688, CLR, Carus 12-28HSL1, 33-025-03596; Cedar Coulee, t7/19; cum 143K 10/19;
• 35333, 1,414, MRO, Estenson USA 11-2TFH, Reunion Bay, t9/19; cum 31K 10/19;

Wednesday, November 27, 2019: 93 for the month; 194 for the quarter:

• 36137, SI/NC, XTO, Sorkness State Federal 34X-36H, Sorkness, no production data,
• 35639, 2,937, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HX, Mandaree, t12/19; cum 61K 1/20;
• 35547, 2,041, CLR, Carus 7-28H, Cedar Coulee, t8/19; cum 138K 9/19;
• 30107, 820, Oasis, Jensen 55-1 43-7 5B, Missouri Ridge, t6/19; cum 84K 9/19;

Tuesday, November 26, 2019: 89 for the month; 190 for the quarter:

• 35640, 2,341, WPX, St. Anthony 9-16HD, 8-pad well; Mandaree, FracFocus: fracked 11/15/19 - 11/25/19; small frack, only 5 million gallons of water; 83% water by mass;

Monday, November 25, 2019: 88 for the month; 189 for the quarter:

• 36236, 0 (no typo), BR, CCU Prairie Rose 1B TFH, Corral Creek, t9/19; cum 00;
• 36138, SI/NC, XTO, Sorkness State Federal 34X-36D, Sorkness, no production data,
• 35578, 2,652, CLR, Carus 11-28H, Cedar Coulee, t7/19; cum 132K 9/19;
• 35548, 2,512, CLR, Carus 6-28H1, Cedar Coulee, t7/19; cum 120K 9/19;
• 35255, 3,416, Hess, BB-Olson-LE-150-95-09H-1, Blue Buttes, t12/19; cum 51K 1/20;
• 29608, 738, Slawson, Snakeeyes 8-20-29TFH, Big Bend, t8/19; cum 79K 1/20;

Sunday, November 24, 2019: 82 for the month; 183 for the quarter:

• 35910, 2,619, WPX, Beaver 22-21HW, Squaw Creek, t10/19; cum 83K 12/19; off line 1/20;
• 35256, 3,186, Hess, BB-Olson-150-95-09H-11, Blue Buttes, t12/19; cum 45K 1/20;
• 35257, 2,708, Hess, BB-Olson-150-95-09H-10, Blue Buttes, t12/19; cum 62K 1/20;
• 31616, 25 (no typo), BR, He 6-8-20UTFH, Elidah, t9/19; cum 50K 1/20;

Saturday, November 23, 2019: 78 for the month; 179 for the quarter:

• 35909, 2,703, WPX, Beaver 22-21HC, Squaw Creek, t10/19; cum 114K 1/20;
• 35609, 872, Hess, RS-Flickertail-156-91-1720H-2, Ross, t6/19; cum 48K 9/19;
• 35604, 1,250, Whiting, Sylte 24-10-2TFH, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 78K 9/19;
• 35549, 1,160, CLR, Carus 5-28H, Cedar Coulee, t9/19; cum 28K 9/19;
• 35258, 2,758, Hess, BB-Olson-150-95-09H-8, Blue Buttes, t12/19; cum 54K 1/20;
• 31615, 10 (no typo), BR, Hefer 7-8-20MBH, Elidah, t9/19; cum 64K 1/20;
• 29921, 1,210, Oasis, O M Erickson 5501 43-7 6B, Missouri Ridge, t5/19; cum 94K 9/19;
• 29609, 1,179, Slawson, Snakeeyes 5-20-29TFH, Big Bend, t819; cum --;

Friday, November 22, 2019: 76 for the month; 171 for the quarter:

• 35908, 2.412, WPX, Beaver 22-21HX, Squaw Creek, t10/19; cum 78K 1/20;
• 35259, 3,103, Hess, BB-Olson-150-95-09H-8, Blue Buttes, t--; cum 64K 1/20;
• 31614, 20 (no typo but typical of BR), BR, Hefer 8-8-20 UTFH-ULW, Elidah, t9/19; cum 57K 1/20;
• 29920, 1,377, Oasis, O M Erickson 5501 43-7 5B, Missouri Ridge, t5/19; cum 88K 9/19;

Thursday, November 21, 2019: 72 for the month; 167 for the quarter:

• 35907, 2,741, WPX, Beaver 22-21HB, Squaw Creek, t10/19; cum 89K 1/20;
• 35607, 1,132, Whiting, Sylte 21-15-2TFH, Tyrone, t6/19; cum 74K 9/19;
• 35295, 0 (no typo), BR, Meriwether 1A MBH-ULW, Corral Creek, t9/19; cum 120K 1/20;
• 35260, 3,044, Hess, BB-Olson-150-95-09H-7, Blue Buttes, t11/19; cum 64K 1/20;
• 34771, SI/NC, XTO, Lonnie Federal 31X-3D, Hofflund, no production data,

Wednesday, November 20, 2019: 67 for the month; 162 for the quarter:

• 35577, 2,017, CLR, Carus 9-28H, Cedar Coulee, t8/19; cum 113K 9/19;
• 35550, 1,063, CLR, Carus 4-28H1, Cedar Coulee, t10/19; cum 5K after 7 days;
• 34772, SI/NC, XTO, Lonnie Federal 31X-3G2, Hofflunc, no production data,
• 31967, SI/NC, Petro-Hunt, Klevmoen Trust 153-95-17D-7-3H, Charlson, no production data,

Tuesday, November 19, 2019: 63 for the month; 158 for the quarter:

• 35606, 1,299, Whiting, Sylte 21-15-2H, Tyrone, t6/19; cum 61K 9/19;
• 35357, SI/NC, XTO, Lonnie federal 31X-3BXC, Hofflund, no production data,

Monday, November 18, 2019: 61 for the month; 156 for the quarter:

• 35605, 1,308, Whiting, Sylte 24-10-2H, Tyrone, t6/19; cum 65K 9/19;

Sunday, November 17, 2019: 60 for the month; 155 for the quarter:

• 36039, 2,150, WPX, White Owl 32-29HY, Eagle Nest, t10/19; cum 86K 1/20;
• 35835, 852, Kraken, Richard 19-20 1TFH, Sanish, t6/19; cum 95K 9/19;
• 35576, 2,018, CLR, Carus 9-28H, Cedar Coulee, t7/19; cum 99K 9/19;
• 34722, 565, Oasis, Mildred Nelson 5298 12-25E 7T, Elidah, t5/19; cum 132K 9/19;

Saturday, November 16, 2019: 56 for the month; 151 for the quarter:

• 36030, SI/NC, RimRock, Skunk Creek 12-10-11-9H3B, South Fork, t--; cum 29K 1/20;
• 35575, 1,397, CLR, Carus 8-28H1, Cedar Coulee, t8/19; cum 79K 9/19;
• 34884, SI/NC, Hess, AN-Norby-152-94-0409H-2, Antelope,, no production data,

Friday, November 15, 2019: 53 for the month; 148 for the quarter:

• 36040, SI/NC, WPX, White Owl 32-29HC, Eagle Nest, no production data,
• 36031, SI/NC, RimRock, Skunk Creek 12-10-11-16H, South Fork, no production data,
• 34883, SI/NC, Hess, AN-Norby-152-94-0409H-3, Antelope, no production data,
• 29923, 1,411, Oasis, O M Erickson 5501 44-7 7B, Missouri Ridge, t5/19; cum 97K 9/19;

Thursday, November 14, 2019: 49 for the month; 144 for the quarter:

• 36032, SI/NC, RimRock, Skunk Creek 12-10-11-16H3, South Fork, no production data, 33-025-03673; FracFocus - no frack data; #19587 -- off line since 3/19; #20926 -- off line since 3/19;
• 34882, SI/NC, Hess, AN-Norby-152-94-0409H-4, Antelope, no production data, 33-053-08530; fracked 9/29/19 - 10/12/19; #17609 -- off line as of 8/19;
• 32053, 705, Oasis, O M Erickson 5501 44-7 8BX, 36 stages; 5.9 million lbs; includes ceramic; Missouri Ridge, t5/19; cum 80K 9/19; #22498 -- never off line; unremarkable; #19952 off line, summer, 2019; back on line, 7/19; unremarkable;

Wednesday, November 13, 2019: 46 for the month; 141 for the quarter:

• 36364, 1,652, Newfield, Schneiderman 150-99-29-32-2HLW, South Tobacco Garden, t9/19; cum 23K over 29 days;
• 36033, SI/NC, RimRock, Skunk Creek 12-10-11-16HA, South Fork,
• 34881, SI/NC, Hess, AN-Norby-152-94-0409H-4, Antelope,
• 34880, SI/NC, Hess, AN-Norby-152-94-0409H-5, Antelope,
• 34836, conf, Enerplus Nyx, 149-93-33D-28H, Mandaree, 90K first three full months;
• 34835, conf, Enerplus, Eos 149-93-33D-28H-TF, Mandaree; see also, #23226 -- off line 5/19; remains off line 9/19; #23227 -- off line 5/19; back on line with intermittent production since 7/19; #26839 -- off line three months, 1/19 - 3/19, perhaps subtle improvement; 65K first three full months;
• 30991, SI/NC, BR, Gudcadia 8-1-26TFH-ULW, Dimmick Lake,

Tuesday, November 12, 2019: 39 for the month; 134 for the quarter:

• 36296, 1,414, Newfield, Schneiderman 150-99-29-32-3H, South Tobacco Garden, nice production; 21K first report;
• 36035, SI/NC, RimRock, Skunk Creek 12-10-14-1HU, South Fork, no production data,
• 36034, SI/NC, RimRock, Skunk Creek 12-10-11-16H3U, South Fork, no production data,
• 30992, SI/NC, BR, Gudmunson 7-1-26MBH, Elidah, no production data,
• 30113, 920, Oasis, Jensen 5501 44-7 7B, Missouri Ridge, nice production, 26K, high month;

Monday, November 11, 2019: 34 for the month; 129 for the quarter:

• 36300, SI/NC, Newfield, Schneiderman 15-99-29-32-6H, South Tobacco Garden, no production data,  
• 33965, 2,746, CLR, Angus Federal 6-16H2, Elm Tree, nice production; 25K first full month;
• 30993, SI/NC, BR, Gudmunson 6-1-26TFH, Elidah, no production data,

Sunday, November 10, 2019: 31 for the month; 126 for the quarter:

• 35438, SI/NC, Hess, GO-Elvin Garfield-156-97-1918H-6, Dollar Joe, no production data,

Saturday, November 9, 2019: 30 for the month; 125 for the quarter:

• 36299, SI/NC, Newfield, Schneiderman 150-99-29-32-6H, South Tobacco Garden, no production data,
• 35439, SI/NC, Hess, GO-Elvin Garfield156-97-1918H-7, Dollar Joe, no production data;

Friday, November 8, 2019: 28 for the month; 123 for the quarter:

• 35691, 2,760, CLR, Hereford Federal 15X-17HSL, Elm Tree, t9/19; cum 29K over 13 days, extrapolates to 61,603 bbls/30-day month;
• 35440, drl, Hess, GO-Elvin Garfield-156-97-1918H-8, Dollar Joe, no production data,

Thursday, November 7, 2019: 26 for the month; 121 for the quarter:

• 36353, SI/NC, Abraxas, Jore Yellowstone 2H, North Fork, no production data,
• 35441, drl, Hess, GO-Elvin Garfield 156-97-1918H-9, Dollar Joe, no production data,
• 35294, 50 (no typo), BR, Prairie Rose 1A MBH-ULW, Corral Creek, t9/19; cum --;

Wednesday, November 6, 2019: 23 for the month; 118 for the quarter:

• 35437, SI/NC, Hess, GO-Elvin Garfield 156-97-1918H-1, Dollar Joe, 
• 35283, 1,234, Enerplus, Mulberry 149-93-21B-22H-TF, Mandaree, t4/19; cum 82K 9/19;
• 34947, 1,589, Whiting, Moline 41-15-1H, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 102K 9/19;
• 34926, 1,521, CLR, Collison 9-23H1, Avoca, t7/19; cum 99K 9/19;

Tuesday, November 5, 2019: 19 for the month; 114 for the quarter:

• 34721, 696, Oasis, Mildred Nelson 5298 12-25E 6B, 50 stages; 6 million lbs; Elidah, t5/19; cum 160K 9/19;
• 33963, 2,347, CLR, Hereford Federal 14-17H1, 81 stages; 15.6 million lbs, Elm Tree, t9/19; cum 20K 9/19;

Monday, November 4, 2019: 17 for the month; 112 for the quarter:

• 30087, 1,835, Sinclair, Highland 6-9TFH, Sanish, t9/19; cum 12K in 12 days;

Sunday, November 3, 2019: 16 for the month; 111 for the quarter:

• 35174, 377, Resonance Exploration, Resonance Lodoen 4-6H South, target: Madison; Sergis, t9/18; cum 8K 9/19; 
• 35102, 135, Resonance Exploration, Resonance Lodoen 4-6H North, target: Madison; Sergis, t9/18; cum 6K 9/19;
• 34925, 1,647, CLR, Collison 10-23H1, Avoca, t7/19; cum 101K 9/19;
• 33028, 3,020, CLR, Hereford Federal 13-17H, Elm Tree, t9/19; cum 28K over 14 days;
• 29379, drl, Hess, EN-Chamley-156-93-0508H-9, Baskin, no production data,

Saturday, November 2, 2019: 11 for the month; 106 for the quarter:

• 35735, 1,413, RimRock, Two Shields Butte 9-8-7-12H3, Heart Butte, t6/19; cum 73K 9/19;
• 35734, 1,884, RimRock, Two Shields Butte 9-8-7-12H, Heart Butte, t6/19; cum 83K 9/19;
• 35733, 1,636, RimRock, Two Shields Butte 9-8-7-5H3, Heart Butte, t7/19; cum 83K 9/19;
• 35732, 1,853, RimRock, Two Shields Butte 9-8-7-5H, Heart Butte, t7/19; cum 88K 9/19;
• 35624, 804, Liberty Resources, Gliko 159-93-23-35-1MBHX, Gros Ventre, t5/19; cum 91K 9/19;
• 34720, 829, Oasis, Mildred Nelson 5298 12-25E 5T, Elidah, t5/19; cum 129K 9/19;
• 29378, drl, Hess, EN-Chamley-156-93-0508H-8, Baskin, no production data,

Friday, November 1, 2019: 4 for the month; 99 for the quarter:

• 29377, drl, Hess, EN-Chamley-156-93-0508H-7, Baskin;
• 34207, 60 (no typo), BR, Anderson Ranch 1C MBH, t7/19; cum 29K 9/9;
• 34718, 240, Oasis, Nordeng 5298 12-25E 5B, Banks, t5/19; cum 100K 9/19;
• 34719, 288, Oasis, Nordeng 5298 12-25E 6T, Banks, t5/19; cum 128K 9/19; #20026

Thursday, October 31, 2019: 95 for the month; 95 for the quarter:

• None.

Wednesday, October 30, 2019: 95 for the month; 95 for the quarter:

• 35280, 409, Enerplus, Marigold 149-93-21B-22H-LL, Mandaree, t4/19; cum 66K 8/19;

Tuesday, October 29, 2019: 94 for the month; 94 for the quarter:

• 35282, 1,515, Enerplus, Blackberry 149-93-21B-22H, this well is tracked here; Mandaree, t4/19; cum 101K 8/19;
• 35281, 1,401, Enerplus, Boxwood 149-93-21B-22H-TF, this well is tracked here; Mandaree, t4/19; cum 78K 8/19;
• 34923, 1,520, CLR, Collison 12-23H1, the Collison wells are tracked here; Avoca, t5/19; cum 106K 8/19;
• 29376, SI/NC-->A, Hess, EN-Chamley-156-93-0508H-6, Baskin, t--; cum 275K 3/23;
  

Monday, October 28, 2019: 90 for the month; 90 for the quarter:

• 33027, 2,880, CLR, Hereford Federal 12-17H2, Elm Tree, t9/19; cum --;

Sunday, October 27, 2019: 89 for the month; 89 for the quarter:

• 36298, SI/NC, Ovintiv/Newfield, Schneiderman 15-99-29-32-5H, South Tobacco Garden, t--; cum 325K 10/22;
  
• 35207, 713, Whiting, Molien 21-14-2TFH, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 59K 8/19;
• 35053, 1,632, CLR, Collison 13-23HSL, Avoca, t5/19; cum 117K 8/19; 42K in the month of June, 2019;

Saturday, October 26, 2019: 86 for the month; 86 for the quarter:

• 35798, 2,171, Whiting, Link 31-14HU, Foreman Butte, t4/19 (although the scout ticket as the test date as 4/1/1931 -- which of course would be April Fool's Day, 1931 -- ; cum 72K 8/19;

Friday, October 25, 2019: 85 for the month; 85 for the quarter:

• 35684, 1,713, Whiting, Norman 21-30H, Pembroke, t4/19; cum 89K 8/19;
• 35623, 685, Liberty Resources, Garnes 159-93-14-2-1MBHX, Gros Ventre, t5/19; cum 77K 8/19; 
• 35397, 895, Hess, RS-Aadnes-157-91-2829H-3, Ross, t9/19; cum 10K over 25 days;
• 35054, 1,139, CLR, Rader 4-24HSL1, Avoca, t6/19; cum 44K 8/19;

Thursday, October 24, 2019: 81 for the month; 81 for the quarter:

• 35838, 590, Kraken Development, Aurora 19-20 4TFH, Sanish, t5/19; cum 87K 8/19;
• 35837, 536, Kraken Development, Colter 19-20 3H, Sanish, t5/19; cum 79K 8/19;
• 35836, 379, Kraken Development, Gladys 19-20 2TFH, Sanish, t5/19; cum 70K 8/19;
• 35799, 2,517, Whiting, Link 31-14-2H, Foreman Butte, t5/19; cum 81K 8/19;
• 35208, 1,007, Whiting, Moline 21-14-3H, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 64K 8/19;

Wednesday, October 23, 2019: 76 for the month; 76 for the quarter:

• None.

Tuesday, October 22, 2019: 76 for the month; 76 for the quarter:

• 35398, 754, Hess, RS-Aadnes-157-91-2829H-4, Ross, t9/19; cum 7K over 13 days;
• 35209, 1,195, Whiting, Moline 21-14-2H, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 84K 8/19;
• 34943, 1,750, Whiting, Moline 41-15-2HU, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 95K 8/19;
• 33787, drl, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Elena 6-22-15-157N-100W TFH, Marmon, no production data,
• 33026, 2,362, CLR, Hereford Federal 11-17H, Elm Tree, t9/19; cum --; after initial production, immediately shut in; cum 341K 3/23;
• 30645, 1,563, CLR, Sorenson 9-16H1, Alkali Creek, t9/19; cum 19K over 16 days; produced for six days and then immediately take off line;

Monday, October 21, 2019: 70 for the month; 70 for the quarter:

• 36324, 198, BR, CCU Burner 1A TFH, Corral Creek, t8/19; cum 3K over 5 days;
• 33786, SI/NC, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Lloyd 6-27-34-157N-100W MBH, Marmon, no production data, 

Sunday, October 20, 2019: 68 for the month; 68 for the quarter:

• 35210, 1,512, Whiting, Moline 21-14-1TFH, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 71K 8/19;

Saturday, October 19, 2019: 67 for the month; 67 for the quarter:

• 36019, 1,616, WPX, Bison 27-34HX, Squaw Creek, t10/19; cum 165K 9/20; cum 2449K 3/23;
• 35396, 391, Hess, RS-Aadnes-157-91-2829H-2, Ross, t9/19; cum 119K 9/20; 
• 34973, 1,343, CLR, Rader 5-24H1, Avoca, t7/19; cum 39K in 56 days; cum 153K 9/20; 
• 34944, 1,604, Whiting, Moline 44-10-1H, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 177K 9/20; 
• 33785, 161, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Elena 2-22-15-157N-100W MBH, Marmon, t11/19; cum 113K 9/20; 
• 33025, 1,752, CLR, Hereford Federal 10-17H1, Elm Tree, producing;1,304 bbls over five days in 4/19; and then shut in; t919; cum 26K over 25 days; cum 204K 9/20; cum 362K 3/23;
  
• 31968, SI/NC-->SI/A-->A, Petro-Hunt, Klevmoen Trust 153-95-17D-7-4H, Charlson, t--; cum 10K over 30 days, 9/20; cum 13K 9/20; cum 120K 3/23;
  

Friday, October 18, 2019: 60 for the month; 60 for the quarter:

• 36018, 2,952, WPX, Bison 27-34HA, Squaw Creek, t10/19; cum 214K 9/20; 
• 35988, SI/NC-->SI/A->A, Slawson, Moray Federal 1 SLH, Big Bend, t--; cum 81K 3/20; remains off line 9/20; back on line, 2/21; cum 333K 3/23; huge well;
  
• 34972, 1,392, CLR, Rader 6-24H, Avoca, t7/19; cum 56K in two months; cum 161
  K 9/20; 
• 34945, 1,312, Whiting, Moline 41-15-1TFH, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 161K 9/20; 
• 33784, 1,039, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Lloyd 2-27-34-157N-100W TFH, Marmon, t11/19; cum 141K 9/20; 
• 30650, 1,722, CLR, Sorenson 3-16H, Alkali Creek, t5/19; cum 121K 9/20; 
• 30646, 1,957, CLR, Sorenson 8-16H, Alkali Creek, t5/19; cum 253K 9/20; 

Thursday, October 17, 2019: 53 for the month; 53 for the quarter:

• 36017, 2,413, WPX, Bison 27-34HW, Squaw Creek, first bench Target T (Unit 6 facies Y) of the Three Forks formation; fracked 7/28/19 - 8/7/19; 5.9 million lbs (moderate); 82.9% water by mass; 16.4% sand by mass (on a percentage basis, high); t10/19; cum 186K 9/20; cum 271K 3/23;
• 35173, 33 (no typo), Zavanna, George 19-30 7TFH, Stockyard Creek, t4/19; cum 93K 9/20; 
• 34760, 1,928, Whiting, Berger 21-15-1H, Tyrone, t4/19; cum 161K 9/20; 
• 33783, 307, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Elena 7-22-15-157N-100W, Marmon, t11/19; cum 84K 9/20; 

Wednesday, October 16, 2019: 49 for the month; 49 for the quarter:

• 35947, SI/NC-->AB, XTO, Bronson 31X-14A, Temple, no production data,
• 34971, 1,533, CLR, Rader 7-24H1, Avoca, t7/19; cum 48K over 46 days; cum 152K 9/20; 
• 33782, 122, Crescent Point Energy, CPEUSC Lloyd 7-27-34-157N-100W TFH, Marmon, t11/19; cum 97K 9/20; 
• 33593, 250, BR, Anderson Ranch 1D TFH, Camel Butte, t7/19; cum 8K over 51 days; cum 102K 9/20; 

Tuesday, October 15, 2019: 45 for the month; 45 for the quarter:

• 35949, SI/NC-->AB, XTO, Bronson 31X-14C, Temple, no production data,
• 35948, SI/NC-->AB, XTO Bronson 31X-14C, Temple, no production data,
• 35685, 2,465, Whiting, Marlene 21-30HU, Juniper, t4/19; cum 159K 9/20; 
• 35172, 556, Zavanna, George 19-30 6H, Stockyard Creek, t4/19; cum 193K 9/20; 

Monday, October 14, 2019: 41 for the month; 41 for the quarter:

• 36016, 2,951, WPX, Bison 27-34HEL, Eagle Nest, t10/19; t10/19; cum 237K 9/20; cum 361K 3/23;
  
• 35715, 2,442, WPX, Nancy Dancing Bull 1-36HW, Mandaree, t11/19; cum 297K 9/20; cum 528K 3/23;
  
• 34970, 1,651, CLR, Rader 8-24H, Avoca, t7/19; cum 189K 9/20; 
• 34969, 1,096, CLR, Rader 9-2H1, Avoca, t7/19; cum 132K 9/20; 

Sunday, October 13, 2019: 37 for the month; 37 for the quarter:

• 35950, SI/NC-->SI/IAW-->AB, XTO, Bronson 31X-14D, Temple, no production data yet;
• 34946, 1,319, Whiting, Moline 44-10-1TFH, Tyrone, t5/19; cum 143K 9/20; cum 178K 3/23;
  
• 34924, 1,648, CLR, Collison 11-23H, 44 stages; 10.4 million lbs; Avoca, t7/19; cum 174K 9/20; 
• 30647, 1,421, CLR, Sorenson 7-16H2, Alkali Creek, t9/19; cum 17K over 15 days; cum 174
  K 9/20; 

Saturday, October 12, 2019: 33 for the month; 33 for the quarter:

• 35714, 2,798, WPX, Nancy Dancing Bull 1-36HE, Mandaree, t8/19; cum 62K in two months; and here's the frack data: 33 stages; 8.7 million lbs; cum 314
  K 9/20; huge well; cum 502K 3/23;
  
• 30648, 1,716, CLR, Sorenson 5-16H, Alkali Creek, t9/19; 128K 9/20; 

Friday, October 11, 2019: 31 for the month; 31 for the quarter:

• 35713, 1,450, WPX, Nancy Dancing Bull 1-36HQL, Mandaree, t7/19; cum 260K 9/20; cum 387K 1/23; off line; 

Thursday, October 10, 2019: 30 for the month; 30 for the quarter:

• 35109, 956, CLR, Morris 7-26H2, Oakdale, t4/19; cum 265K 9/20; big well; cum 391K 1/23;
  
• 34890, 1,107, Bruin E&P, Fort Berthold 148-94-35D-26-14H, McGregory Buttes, t12/18; cum 74K 9/20;
  
• 34435, 1,103, Enerplus, Scrooge 148-93-20B_29H-TF, McGregory Buttes, t4/19; cum 295K 9/20;
  

Wednesday, October 9, 2019: 27 for the month; 27 for the quarter:

• 35170, 306, Zavanna, George 19-25 2HXW, Avoca, t4/19; cum 175K 9/20; cum 311K 3/23;
• 34436, 156, Enerplus, Dewey 148-93-20B-29H-TF, McGregory Buttes, t4/19; cum 107K 9/20; cum 2005K 3/23;
  

Tuesday, October 8, 2019: 25 for the month; 25 for the quarter:

• 30649, 2,108, CLR, Sorenson 4-16H1, Alkali Creek, this will be a very, very nice well, producing nearly 40,000 bbls in first full month of production; t5/19; cum 195K 9/20; cum 251K 3/23;
  

Monday, October 7, 2019: 24 for the month; 24 for the quarter:

• 35653, 3,412, WPX, Bird Bear 35-26HW, Spotted Horn, t9/19; cum 37K over 24 days; 314
  K 9/20; cum 413K 3/23;
  
• 35652, 3,243, WPX, Bird Bear 35-26HA, Spotted Horn, t9/19; cum 46K over 24 days; 313
  K 9/20; cum 404K 3/23;
  

Sunday, October 6, 2019: 22 for the month; 22 for the quarter:

• 35651, 3,150, WPX, Bird Bear 35-26HS, Spotted Horn, t9/19; cum 41K over 22 days; 354
  K 9/20; cum 446K 3/23;
  
• 35650, 3,901, WPX, Bird Bear 36-25HB, Spotted Horn, t9/19; cum 48K over 23 days; 330K 9/20; cum 443K 3/23; F;
  
• 34968, 1,905, CLR, Rader 10-24H, Avoca, t7/19; cum 187K 9/20; cum 233K 3/23;
  
• 34908, 916, Neptune Operating / Nine Point Energy, Eckert Foundation 152-102-22-15-8H, Elk, t4/19; cum 184K 9/20; cum 210K 2/23; off line 3/23;
  

Saturday, October 5, 2019: 18 for the month; 18 for the quarter:

• 35348, 1,478, CLR, Sorenson 11-16H, Alkali Creek, t4/19; cum 156K 9/20; cum 210K 3/23;
  
• 35347, 1,974, CLR, Sorenson 10-16H1, Alkali Creek, t4/19; cum 199K 9/20; cum 287K 3/23;
  
• 34759, 2,401, Whiting, Berger 24-20-1H, Tyrone, t4/19; cum 199K 9/20; cum 263K 3/23;
  

Friday, October 4, 2019: 15 for the month; 15 for the quarter:

• 35649, 3,090, WPX, Bird Bear 35-26HU, Spotted Horn, t9/19; cum 35K over 20 days; 271K 9/20; cum 381K 3/23;
  
• 35315, 2,077, CLR, Putnam 11-25HSL, East Fork, t7/19; cum 210K 9/20; cum 279K 3/23;
  
• 35314, 1,452, CLR, Putnam 10-25H1, East Fork, t6/19; cum 152K 9/20; cum 194K 3/23;
  
• 35313, 1,354, CLR, Putnam 9-25H, East Fork, t6/19; cum 164K 9/20; cum 226K 3/23;
• 31809, 2,581, EOG, Riverview 21-3032H, Antelope-Sanish, t8/19; cum 29K over 14 days; extrapolates to 61K over 30 days; 247K 9/20; cum 388K 3/23;
  

Thursday, October 3, 2019: 10 for the month; 10 for the quarter:

• 35648, 3,261, WPX, Hackberry 34-27HG, Spotted Horn, t9/19; cum 48K over first 19 days; 308K 9/20; cum 418K 3/23;
• 34762, 592, Whiting, Berger 21-15 -1TFH, Tyrone, t4/19; cum 132K 9/20; cum 172K 3/23;
  
• 34596, 2,381, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-4, Robinson Lake, t11/19; cum 126K 9/20; the Hess EN-Weyrauch wells are tracked here; cum 251K 3/23;
  

Wednesday, October 2, 2019: 7 for the month; 7 for the quarter:

• 34595, 2,799, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-154-93-3031H-3, F, Robinson Lake, t11/19; cum 167K 9/20; the Hess EN-Weyrauch wells are tracked here; cum 332K 3/23;
  

Tuesday, October 1, 2019: 6 for the month; 6 for the quarter:

• 34761, 1,248, Whiting, Berger 24-10-1TFH, Tyrone, t4/19; cum 152K 9/20; cum 206K 3/23;
  
• 34594, 3,217, Hess, EN-Weyrauch B-LE-154-93-3031H-1, Robinson Lake, t11/19; cum 216K 9/20; the Hess EN-Weyrauch wells are tracked here; cum 415K 3/23; this is a very, very nice well;
  
• 34440, 1,084, Enerplus, Mallard 148-93-20B-29H-TF, McGregory Buttes, t4/19; cum 415K 9/20; cum 602K 3/23;
  
• 34439, 627, Enerplus, Daffy 148-93-20A-29H, McGregory Buttes, t4/19; cum 339K 9/20;
• 34438, 619, Enerplus, Muscovy 148-93-20A-29H-TF, McGregory Buttes, t4/19; cum 390K 9/20; cum 572K 3/23; a very nice well;
  
• 34437, 927, Enerplus, Canvasback 148-93-20B-29H, McGregory Buttes, t4/19; cum 204K 9/20; cum 304K 3/23; a nice well;
  

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