$CRK — WSB TERMINAL

$CRK COMSTOCK RESOURCES, INC. ENERGY EQUITY SIMULATION

$12.57

+0.07 (+0.52%)

LAST PRICE · 15 MIN DELAY

DAY CHG +0.52%

5D CHG -6.51%

30D CHG -9.66%

MARKET CAP
$3.69B

        SMALL CAP

SHORT FLOAT

32.7%

ELEVATED RISK

WSB POSTS

45 UPVOTES

BULL/BEAR SPLIT

3:0

100% BULLISH

AVG UPVOTES / POST

ENGAGEMENT

SECTOR

ENERGY

CLASSIFICATION

DIV YIELD

0.99%

ANNUAL

EX-DATE

2023-11-30

$0.1250 / SH (USD)

PRICE PERFORMANCE

RETURNS

1 DAY	+0.52%
5 DAY	-6.51%
30 DAY	-9.66%

30-DAY PRICE HISTORY

WSB SENTIMENT

3 POSTS

BULLISH	3 posts · 100%
BEARISH	0 posts · 0%
NEUTRAL	0 posts · 0%
TOTAL UPVOTES	45
AVG UPVOTES	15

100% BULL 0% NEUT 0% BEAR

DIVIDENDS — $CRK

ANNUAL

ANNUAL YIELD	0.99%
LAST PAYOUT / SH	USD $0.1250
FREQUENCY	ANNUAL
EX-DIVIDEND DATE	2023-11-30
EST. ANNUAL / 100 SH	$12.50 USD

NO GAME PAYOUTS YET — HISTORY BUILDS AS DIVIDENDS ARE PROCESSED

DUE DILIGENCE — $CRK

3 ITEMS

2026-09-30 17:17 BULL

DD: ARLP, WHK, CRK - ESG, more like Exceptional Stock Gains

▲ 1 💬 0 u/Illustrious-Exam9001 REDDIT_SCRAPED

Author advocates for three energy/resource stocks (ARLP, WHK, CRK) backed by wealthy insiders, citing strong dividends (8-10%), undervalued valuations, and belief that fossil fuel demand will persist despite ESG rhetoric. Key risks include ESG headwinds, regulatory changes, commodity price volatility, and concentration in declining/controversial energy sectors.

$ARLP $WHK $CRK

2026-09-30 17:12 BULL

Natural Gas and Coal - ARLP/CRK/WHK - ESG, more Like Exceptional Stock Gains

▲ 1 💬 0 u/Available-Run9966 REDDIT_SCRAPED

The post discusses investment opportunities in natural gas and coal companies (ARLP, CRK, WHK) as ESG concerns create market inefficiencies and potential for exceptional stock gains. Key risks include regulatory changes, energy transition headwinds, and ESG fund divestment pressures that could limit institutional demand.

$ARLP $CRK $WHK

2026-05-15 09:09 BULL

Crude oil to $200/bbl and Oil-bros to Valhalla!!!

▲ 43 💬 85 u/Leveraged_Lots REDDIT_SCRAPED

Author argues crude oil will surge to $200/bbl due to failed US-China summit on Iran, Strait of Hormuz remaining closed, falling global crude stockpiles, and insufficient demand destruction to balance supply/demand gap. Bullish thesis expressed through large portfolio allocation to offshore oil services, E&P stocks, thermal coal, and fertilizer positions.

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