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Arctic Blast Sends Futures To New Heights

Boosted by what may be the most bullish weather forecast to hitthe industry in years, natural gas futures spiked dramatically inmultiple buying surges last week as traders pressed the envelope oftheir long exposures.

December 11, 2000

TRC Passes Well Plugging Measure

The Texas Railroad Commission yesterday passed a sweepingmeasure that for the first time in the state’s history dramaticallyoverhauls how the state handles abandoned oil and gas wells. At thecore of the plan is a requirement that financial assurance, such asa bond or a letter of credit, be in place for a well entering itsthird year of inactivity.

June 7, 2000

Apache More than Doubles Gas, Oil Production with Shell Deal

Apache Corp. dramatically grew its asset base and shiftedattention away from its poor first quarter financial performancelast week by buying 22 fields in the Outer Continental Shelf of theGulf of Mexico (GOM) from Shell for $715 million and one millioncommon shares of stock. The acquisition will go into effectretroactive to March.

May 3, 1999

Apache Pays $715 M for 22 of Shell’s GOM Fields

Combating its poor first quarter performance, Houston-basedApache Corp. dramatically grew its asset base Thursday, paying $715million and transferring one million common shares of stock toShell in exchange for 22 fields in the Outer Continental Shelf ofthe Gulf of Mexico (GOM). Apache expects the transaction to add 20cents/share of value in 1999. The acquisition will go into effectretroactive to March 1.

April 30, 1999

If at First You Do Not Succeed, Try Again In Access Trading

For the second day in a row the futures market openeddramatically higher en route to posting a $2.08 daily high in thefirst hour of trading. And similar to Wednesday’s topsy-turvysession, no new buying was seen to help lift the May contract overresistance in the $2.07-09 area, which paved the way forprofit-taking activity yesterday afternoon. However in contrast tothe day prior, Thursday’s trading saw a late rally, which buoyedthe market into settlement and put a positive spin on the day’sevents. The May contract finished up 4.5 cents to $2.069.

April 9, 1999
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