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Cnooc Ltd

Cnooc Ltd (CEO)

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UpTickMeA$AP UpTickMeA$AP 4 years ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-11-30/cnooc-targeted-by-u-s-after-years-of-south-china-sea-tension
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UpTickMeA$AP UpTickMeA$AP 4 years ago
Cnooc added to U.S. list of companies owned by the communist china military.

With communist china military companies being a focus of many countries, and many companies pulling out of china, including Apple, communist chinese companies listed in the U.S. will see great pain.

Strong sell. Very strong sell. Run!
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abazaba375 abazaba375 5 years ago
nice news out wow its quiet in here
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 8 years ago
still climbing,, nice
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 8 years ago
good info
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eFinanceMarkets eFinanceMarkets 8 years ago
Cnooc's wider disclosure about reserve base seen as positive, analysts say
Cnooc's (CEO +0.7%) more-detailed disclosure about its reserve base, released during yesterday's earnings presentation, is a positive sign for the company's long-term outlook even after reporting weak 2016 results, analysts say.
β€œThis new information will alleviate investors’ concerns on Cnooc’s relatively low reserve life, which we see as a material long-term positive catalyst,” says Morgan Stanley's Andy Meng, adding that he also likes the β€œgenerous" dividend payout and impressive cost control.
The company previously took a conservative approach to reserves booking under SEC guidelines, but yesterday it provided the first look under Society of Petroleum Engineers standards, which shows reserves may be at least twice as large, Bernstein's Neil Beveridge says.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
ve'dee intadaesting!
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Cnooc (NYSE:CEO) reports Q3 revenue fell 31.5% Y/Y to 36.3B yuan ($5.7B) while net production jumps 23.8% to 127.5M boe, helped by sharply higher output from the Bohai Bay in East China Sea.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
right o... TS
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
I'm looking into it further.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
good info... but, I need divvy's!
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Cnooc's (NYSE:CEO) Nexen Energy is allowed by Alberta's energy regulator to reopen 40 of 95 pipelines closed at the Long Lake oil sands operations following a major spill discovered in July.

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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
what is ur divvy on this...CEO ?
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Agreed very long here.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
xom
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Which oils do you like?

Integrated?

Services?

Downstream?
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
sleeping way to late theses days , but thanx for the invite!
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
long term, oil and gold miners !
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Agree long term $XOM. Talking on our private board if you want to join.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
I think that is a fair assumption.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
my egs r in, xom , .. plus a fat divvy.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
not sure, but around 50 bucks, is the forecasted range...for 2016
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Alberta’s energy regulator over the weekend ordered Cnooc's (NYSE:CEO) Nexen Energy subsidiary to immediately suspend operations of 95 pipelines in northern Alberta for non-compliance surrounding pipeline maintenance and monitoring in its Long Lake oil sands project.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Do you think the recent market action on crude prices is the start of a recovery?
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
ant lose long term
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Should be an interesting next couple quarters and hopefully very profitable.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
right on
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
nice job.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Cnooc (CEO +13.5%) soars to its largest one-day gain in the last decade after reporting an H1 earnings decline that beat market expectations and increasing its payout ratio, prompting Credit Suisse to upgrade shares to Outperform from Neutral.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Very long on $XOM - see my notes on that board.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
I like xom too
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Cnooc's H1 net production of oil and gas rose 13.5% Y/Y to 240.1M boe, but production in Canada, where its Nexen subsidiary operates, fell 15% to 10.5M boe.

Cnooc reiterates plans to increase full-year production by as much as 15% to as high as 495M boe, while cutting capex by as much as 35% to 70B yuan.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
Chinese offshore oil producer Cnooc (NYSE:CEO) says its consolidated H1 net profit fell 56% Y/Y to 14.73B yuan ($2.3B) from 33.6B yuan a year ago, as a precipitous drop in crude prices offset higher production.
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
sommin was a flame in china
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
sitting on my hands , for now
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
China's crude oil production looks set to rise this year from a record 4.2M bbl/day in 2014 as new production from Cnooc (NYSE:CEO) helps to counter reductions from its two bigger domestic rivals, PetroChina (NYSE:PTR) and Sinopec (NYSE:SNP).
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
wow, whatta divy
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Fibanotch Fibanotch 9 years ago
wow, whatta divy
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
China has moved the Cnooc (CEO -0.5%) oil rig at the center of last year's dispute with Vietnam closer to the latter country’s coast in the disputed South China Sea, as tensions in the area increase.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 9 years ago
China’s anti-corruption investigators continue to zero in on the country’s oil giants, calling on CNPC (NYSE:PTR) and Cnooc (NYSE:CEO) to review their overseas investments and accusing them of nepotism.
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bigmoney13 bigmoney13 10 years ago
Any of my Asian brothers want to check out the one on fire today it's (elra)
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Asher78 Asher78 12 years ago
Holy crap, I was always wondering why it was always on the buzz cloud lol
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 12 years ago
$CEO - CNOOC is after growth. It is investing from about $12 billion to $14 billion in 2013 in pursuit of an annual average growth rate of 6 percent to 10 percent from 2011 to 2015.

Further it has allocated 70 percent of its spending on development in order to bring 10 new oil and gas fields online offshore China.

In 2013, the company is also expecting to drill 140 exploration wells. CNOOC will also purchase 2-Dimensional (2D) and 3-Dimensional Data (3D) seismic data, which will boost deepwater exploration activities. Therefore, 2013 is going to be a year of exploration, development and construction for future growth.

A major recent achievement of CNOOC would be the acquisition of Nexen Inc. This means that CNOOC now gets hold of Nexen's substantial reserves in Canadian oil sands.

Nexen is also dynamic in natural gas exploration in shale rock formations and also owns approximately 300,000 acres of shale-gas blocks in the Horn River Basin in British Columbia.

The above mentioned measures to enhance production by CNOOC both by exploration and acquisition of additional assets around the world is in line with the increasing energy demand of the growing Chinese economy and that of ASEAN.
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samplescave samplescave 12 years ago
I realized this moments after I posted that.

They need to change the Program or change
this ticker Header to (IHUB)CEO so it doesn't
get that misfire hit everyday.

There has to be a simple solution~
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Aliquot Aliquot 12 years ago
Because the Buzz Cloud measures how many times people type a ticker in messages. So when people talk about the CEO of a company, this CEO always gets a hit on the ticker cloud. You think they might change it, but that is the system.
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samplescave samplescave 12 years ago
ANSWER THIS! How is it that "CEO" is
ALWAYS on IHUB's BUZZ CLOUD???

This very post that you are reading is the
FIRST POST HERE in 17 Days!?!

Realize that CEO in on IHUB's Buzz Cloud
EVERYDAY probably for Years now!?!!?

How can this be?????

Is "CEO" paying for this excessive and
absolutely nonsensical "Advertising"?

Someone please explain this IHUB Freak
of Physics!!!

I think this "Tampered Slot" would better be
served with an actual Company which merits
the prestige of The IHUB Buzz Cloud.

Otherwise, this misrepresentation of
IHUB Buzz Cloud status would also
bring Question to the other 99 Slots on
said Board.

Anyone care to explain?

ANYONE???
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Profits4me Profits4me 12 years ago
Accumulate all you can guys. This one is going to pop!!!
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$King $King 12 years ago
CEO 225.24 hod +41%
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 12 years ago
Operating Profit Margin 35.94%
Return on Assets 16.17%
1-Year Projected Earnings Per Share Growth Rate 36.26%
Short Interest 0.13%

CNOOC Limited, through its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, development, production, and sale of crude oil, natural gas, and other petroleum products.

Its oil and natural gas properties are located in offshore China, which include Bohai Bay, western South China Sea, eastern South China Sea, and East China Sea, as well as in Indonesia, Iraq, other regions in Asia, Australia, Nigeria, Uganda, the United States of America, Canada, and Argentina.

The company is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, and is considered a Red Chip company due to its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. CNOOC Limited is a subsidiary of China National Offshore Oil Corporation.
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Timothy Smith Timothy Smith 12 years ago
CNOOC Limited, through its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, development, production, and sale of crude oil, natural gas, and other petroleum products.

Its oil and natural gas properties are located in offshore China, which include Bohai Bay, western South China Sea, eastern South China Sea, and East China Sea, as well as in Indonesia, Iraq, other regions in Asia, Australia, Nigeria, Uganda, the United States of America, Canada, and Argentina.

The company is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, and is considered a Red Chip company due to its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. CNOOC Limited is a subsidiary of China National Offshore Oil Corporation.
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