Kodiak: A Huge Opportunity Now

ByRichard Zeits:One observation is quite striking with regard to last week's Exxon Mobil's (XOM) acquisition of Denbury Resources' (DNR) Bakken as

By Cris Frangold: Kodiak Oil & Gas (KOG) put in a strong second quarter, with earnings per share of $0.10 in line with analyst expectations and a slight improvement over the first quarter of this year, when Kodiak reported earnings per share of $0.09, slightly below analyst expectations, again

Kodiak Oil and Gas Corporation (KOG) 2013 UBS Global Oil and Gas Conference Call May 22, 2013 1:30 PM ET Executives Lynn Peterson – Chairman, President and CEO Presentation Unidentified Analyst

By Laura Starks:Kodiak Oil and Gas (KOG) can be considered a buy based on two factors: an investor's view of future Bakken oil prices and KOG's ability to continue to both increase its production and reduce its well costs as CEO Lynn Peterson has said it will do, and as the company has been doing.

Kodiak Oil & Gas Corp. (KOG) Q3 2012 Earnings Conference Call November 02, 2012 11:00 a.m. ET Executives Lynn Peterson – Chairman & CEO James Catlin – EVP Business Development Jimmy Henderson – CFO Russ Cunningham – EVP Exploration Analysts Brian Corales – Howard Weil William Butler – Stephens Dan McSpirit – BMO Capital Markets David Tameron – Wells Fargo

By HiddenValueInvestor:Kodiak Oil & Gas (KOG) has taken an acreage position in the Bakken and, over the last two years, has turned itself into a full fledged aggressive growth oil stock - Kodiak's stock price has quadrupled as it aggressively leveraged its acreage position and issued more stock and debt to acquire additional premium Bakken acreage and start a multiple rig drilling program.

By Value Research:Who isn't a contrarian or a value investor today? How can a consensus be identified when everyone claims to be different?Even though Jim Cramer's trades are not long-term recommendations, his picks can be a very useful barometer of investor and media attitudes. Contrarians can use his picks as an indicator of current market sentiment to selectively counter.

Shares of expense management software provider Concur Technologies are trading sharply higher Wednesday after Wunderlich Securities analyst Richard Baldry launched coverage of the company with a Buy rating and $56 target price. The stock closed Tuesday at $40.19. ?Concur is the only globally scaled on-demand travel and expense management vendor,? Baldry writes in a research ...