Sell Off in Endeavor International Could Be Over
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Independent oil and gas producer Endeavour International Corporation (NYSE: END) has been falling since issuing a disappointing quarterly report. Production at the company’s Pennsylvania Marcellus shale play dropped significantly. Management sought to reassure traders that the drop was due to maintenance and was only a temporary problem. They are projecting record levels of production for the company next quarter and if management is right, the stock could be worth much more.
In the short-term, END is oversold with a PowerRatings of 9 and the stock could be a buy under $4.29.
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All data is as of the end of day on 11/14/2013.