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| April 18, 2012 |
| 10:30 EDT |  | AIG, CHRW, DECK, FSLR, MCEP, SEMG, WLT, PII, XOM | On The Fly: Analyst Upgrade Summary
Today's noteworthy upgrades include: AIG (AIG) upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at William Blair... C.H. Robinson (CHRW) upgraded to Buy from Hold at Deutsche Bank... Deckers Outdoor (DECK) upgraded to Neutral from Underperform at Sterne Agee... First Solar (FSLR) upgraded to Hold from Sell at Cantor... First Solar upgraded to Buy from Underperform at BofA/Merrill... Mid-Con Energy (MCEP) upgraded to Outperform from Neutral at RW Baird... SemGroup (SEMG) upgraded to Buy from Hold at Deutsche Bank... Walter Energy (WLT) upgraded to Overweight from Equal Weight at Morgan Stanley... Polaris Industries (PII) upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at Wells Fargo... Exxon Mobil (XOM) upgraded to Buy from Hold at Deutsche Bank. |
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| May 24, 2013 |
| 15:13 EDT |  | XOM | InterOil negotiations with Exxon Mobil validates the company, says Westlake
Westlake Securities said InterOil's (IOC) exclusive negotiations with Exxon Mobil (XOM) is a major validation of the company and its Elk/Antelope resource. The analyst raised its price target to $130 from $115 as risk of a deal not being reached has been removed. Shares are Buy rated. |
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| 11:31 EDT |  | FSLR | Stocks with call strike movement; FSLR GME
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| 10:09 EDT |  | FSLR | Solars advance after EU reportedly says talks with China still alive
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| 09:25 EDT | | XOM | On The Fly: Pre-market Movers
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| 08:32 EDT | | XOM | InterOil Corporation volatility low into talks with Exxon over PNG assets
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| 08:12 EDT | | XOM | InterOil confirms exclusive talks with ExxonMobil Papua New Guinea
InterOil (IOC) and its joint venture partner, Pacific LNG Group, said they have entered into exclusive negotiations with ExxonMobil Papua New Guinea, a subsidiary of ExxonMobil (XOM), on the development of Petroleum Retention License 15, which comprises the Elk and Antelope fields in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea. The transaction has been discussed with the government of PNG and any future agreement will be subject to their final approval, the company added. Items under consideration include: InterOil and Pacific LNG selling ExxonMobil Papua New Guinea Ltd. an interest in PRL 15 that is sufficient to supply gas to develop an additional LNG train at ExxonMobil Papua New Guinea Ltd.'s Konebada site; InterOil and Pacific LNG will be funded to drill additional delineation wells in the Elk and Antelope fields, which will be followed by recertification of the resource; InterOil and Pacific LNG will have the optionality to either independently develop a second LNG project in the Gulf Province that may also use gas from PRL 15 and potentially other discoveries, such as Triceratops, or pursue further development with ExxonMobil Papua New Guinea Ltd. |
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| 06:59 EDT |  | XOM | Exxon Mobil in exclusive talks with Interoil for natural gas assets, WSJ says
Exxon Mobil (XOM) is in exclusive talks with InterOil (IOC) to invest in Interoil's natural gas assets in Papau New Guinea, reports the Wall Street Journal. In a statement confirming the talks, Interoil said it is discussing whether gas from the Elk and Antelope fields would support an expansion of the PNG LNG project or a new gas-export facility. Reference Link |
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| 06:44 EDT | | FSLR | EU denies that talks over Chinese solar dispute broke down, Reuters reports
The EU denied assertions that talks between the EU and China over alleged dumping of solar panels by China had broken down, according to Reuters. A major Chinese trade association stated on Wednesday that the first round of talks had collapsed, the news service explained. Reference Link |
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| 06:23 EDT | | FSLR | U.S. solar instllations may only reach 3.5GW in 2013, DigiTimes reports
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| May 23, 2013 |
| 11:40 EDT | | FSLR | Stocks with call strike movement; FSLR AMD
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| 07:12 EDT | | AIG | Wall Street trying to use trade deals to weaken Dodd-Frank, Bloomberg reports
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| 06:17 EDT | | XOM | Papua New Guinea’s Oil Search a takeover target, Bloomberg reports
Papua New Guinea’s Oil Search (OISHY) has the fastest revenue growth in the oil industry and now may be attracting a number of suitors, from Exxon Mobil (XOM) to Total (TOT) to Woodside Petroleum (WOPEY), reports Bloomberg. Reference Link |
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| 06:08 EDT | | AIG | On the Fly: Periodicals Wrap-Up
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| May 22, 2013 |
| 13:35 EDT | | FSLR | Cautious solar note, SolarCity lock-up highlighted by CNBC's Greenberg
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| 12:07 EDT | | FSLR | Stocks with call strike movement; FSLR AMD
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| 10:01 EDT | | FSLR | Early talks over China-EU solar panel dispute fail, Xinhua says
First-round talks to ease the current solar panel trade fight between China and the European Union have failed, reported Xinhua, citing Chinese trade body sources. Reference Link |
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| 07:30 EDT | | FSLR | First Solar seeks partners in India, Economic Times reports
First Solar has described the Indian market as attractive and big for solar power, and says it's looking for partnerships to strengthen its business, reports the Economic Times. Reference Link |
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| 06:26 EDT | | FSLR | IHS: Solar industry CapEx down 36% in 2013, Digitimes says
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| May 21, 2013 |
| 11:57 EDT | | FSLR | Stocks with call strike movement; FSLR AMD
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| 10:29 EDT | | FSLR | Solar channel checks don't support bullishness of stocks, says Raymond James
Raymond James said feedback from solar channel checks rare is not as enthusiastic as excessive bullishness being exhibited by the stocks. First, the firm said European purchases of Chinese modules have dried up due to industry speculation of an upcoming EU tariff ruling; second, feedback suggests U.S. project developers are capital constrained; and third, there is a lack of industry rationalization. |
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