Carl Icahn Discuses Chesapeake Energy (CHK), Sees Stock Much Higher
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On CNBC's Fast Money, Carl Icahn said he would not be selling Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) as he sees it at much higher levels.
He calls it an undervalued assets but notes there is a funding gap. He said expenses need to be controlled near-term.
Icahn didn't go as far as saying the stock will double from here but implied it highlighted a past position that doubled.
He calls it an undervalued assets but notes there is a funding gap. He said expenses need to be controlled near-term.
Icahn didn't go as far as saying the stock will double from here but implied it highlighted a past position that doubled.
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