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The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission has opened an informal inquiry into the loans, Reuters reported yesterday, citing an unidentified source familiar with the matter. SEC spokesman Kevin Callahan declined to comment.
Chesapeake said it would end the program that gives McClendon a 2.5 percent stake in every one of the company's thousands of wells in 2015, when the shareholder approval of the program that started in 2005 expires.
All I am saying that that a 52 week low is never a good thing. And it seems a bit premature to confirm the 2015 end to a program three years early in 2012, unless of course you know there is something dubious about it.
I'm curious about how this will play out. I'm also a bit worried about OKC considering all of the development and positivity that CHK's capital investment has brought to the community.
The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission has opened an informal inquiry into the loans, Reuters reported yesterday, citing an unidentified source familiar with the matter. SEC spokesman Kevin Callahan declined to comment.
Chesapeake said it would end the program that gives McClendon a 2.5 percent stake in every one of the company's thousands of wells in 2015, when the shareholder approval of the program that started in 2005 expires.
All I am saying that that a 52 week low is never a good thing. And it seems a bit premature to confirm the 2015 end to a program three years early in 2012, unless of course you know there is something dubious about it.
I'm curious about how this will play out. I'm also a bit worried about OKC considering all of the development and positivity that CHK's capital investment has brought to the community.
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