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3 Reasons to Buy Kodiak Oil and Gas

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January 4, 2013 | Comments (1)

Oil wells are sure to remain significantly more profitable than natural gas wells for the foreseeable future, making Kodiak Oil & Gas (NYSE: KOG  ) an intriguing play for 2013. While oil juniors inherently tax you with volatility, the upside still looks strong for this Bakken player. Check out the video below for three reasons Kodiak would make a good fit for your portfolio.  

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  • Report this Comment On January 04, 2013, at 11:37 AM, hanover67 wrote:

    When does KOG's production become earnings? It seems that their hedging strategy has limited their return so far. What does 27,000bpd translate into in terms of revenue and earnings down the road? The price of the stock has been a roller coaster, and below its highs of a while ago, does not reflect a lot of optimism about future prospects.

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