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Thursday, February 10, 2022

CLR And Hess Each Report A Nice Well -- Thursday, February 10, 2022

I'm still here. Sorry for the late start blogging

I'm finally up. I slept in. I was up most of the night tracking military a/c on flightradar24; then, up early to take Sophia to the bus stop; and, then back home to sleep in late. 

The military a/c tracks? I will post some screenshots later. I happened to catch an incredible track. Some folks may appreciate it.

Looks like a  busy, busy, busy day. 

Quick headlines, I see:

  • ten-year Treasury yield goes above 2%;
  • WTI goes back over $91 again; White House is monitoring;
  • inflation numbers came in about as expected; highest in forty years; White House is monitoring;
  • jobless numbers coming in better than ever;
  • Joe's approval rating dropping faster than mask mandates; White House is monitoring;

Beautiful, beautiful weather in north Texas, DFW area.

  • will get to 79°F tomorrow, which I read as 80°F
  • daughter will be on the lake paddle boarding
  • me? Biking

CLR: having a nice day. UP over 3% today; up almost $2; trading at $57.35. Someday they're going to say, "we really underestimated the Bakken."

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Back to the Bakken

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Thursday, February 10, 2022: 24 for the month, 79 for the quarter, 79 for the year

  • 38060, conf, Hess, GO-Braaten-156-97-2833H-2, Dollar Joe, nice well; first production, 8/21; t--; cum 125K 12/21
  • 36582, conf, CLR, Pasadena Federal 11-11H, Banks, nice well; first production, 8/21; t--; cum 97K 12/21;

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