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Biggest Loser From Mariner Explosion: With 10 Million Shares, John Paulson
Below are the biggest holders of Mariner Energy stock. #1, with 10 million shares, is John Paulson who has bought the stock as part of a merger arb strategy with Apache. Other in the top 5 include Vanguard, Fidelity, Prudential, GMT Capital.
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Paulson headlines = Gold HFT on the headline scanner algos.
Exactly! I saw that, too. Quick $5 selloff.
"Paulson will have to sell his gold to cover his losses!" What a crock.
relative to the size of Paulson's portfolio, the loss today is peanuts.
i agree. Paulson does not get margin calls
not losing much though. somebody rescued the stock ?
Honestly this is a different beast from the BP explosion/blowout, we need more information. Plus it is in much more shallow water.
Also, everyone is still fully mobilized from the BP disaster.
Great news! It's in shallower water!
So does that mean we can still see it when they throw all that poisonous crap on it to sink it to the bottom???? (and the amazing oil eating microbes start feasting on it!)
You simply don't know what you are writing about.
It is a fire at the surface caused by an explosion at a processing facility on the platform. It is not a well blowout.
If some of you would read a bit before writing it could improve your credibility.
Hey there you innocent little lamb-i-kins. What a sweet and generous lamb-i-kins who defends the oil industry so ardently and consistently every time. What a joy you are to your mother and human kind. Now help us with your credibility lamb-i-kins. Why is it that you always have what you claim is superior lamb-i-kins information to everyone else? I bet your info is superior lamb-i-kins, I am not debating that. Baaaaahhhht why, lamb-i-kins.
Augustus, and you are simply a TROLL (or shill for the oil industry if that gets you hard).
But please elaborate on how the BP "accident" and this mishap are not environmental disasters. And furthermore elaborate on the "myths" that both the oil industry stooges and the US government have not lied and covered up not only these, bur every other oil extraction mishap in memory.
Please, we await your knowledge. I have no credibility, only opinions. What is your fucking story?
Did the circuit breaker kick in on this one?
But he's been a nice minion lately to the PTB - buying all those bank stocks.
ME will be green by EOD as rumors begin that since 1 explosion occurred for a ME rig, it is statistically impossible for a second to occur. The HFT code has already been written and is being added as we speak.
StreetInsider is reporting as of about 10 minutes ago that all the wells were shut-in, no oil and sheen visible - but they are so far the only ones running that info.
Hmmm, That was of 8/30/10. Any major sells yesterday?
ya it's only up 50% since April and down 2% on the day
cool d e shaw's up there
stocks shoot up on the news. Line in the sand today is 1080. If it even gets close the HTF brigade kicks in to turbo mode.
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Finally!! One oil stock that I don't own on bad news.
Down only approx 3% with a PE of 22?? Geez, I have stocks that go down that much on good news.
This is a platform explosion and not a rig explosion....HUGE DIFFERENCE!
yes and it adds so much more credibility to the O&G industry.
Between the BP rig explosion and the Mariner explosion, it should now be painfully obvious that these rigs are being blown up as part of trading scams. If you know that a rig owned by a publicly-owned company is going to explode, you can short the shit out of it and make a fortune.
Now, how long will it take to find out that Goldman Sachs was shorting Mariner just before the explosion? 2 days? 3 days? 1 week?
Also, were company insiders selling in the weeks or days before the explosion? Hmmm....
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What seems really mysterious about this explosion is everyone onboard was found alive (it is a good thing) after the explosion. Smoke and mirrors for a massive short?
It gets even better. Scott D. Josey, the President and CEO of Mariner Energy, was vice president of Enron North America from 2000 to 2002.
http://people.forbes.com/profile/scott-d-josey/51218
Well, at least it's in less than 350' of water, and NO One was killed..............
So the news goes........NO BP here.
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