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To capitalize on the higher gas price, CNBC’s Jim Cramer says, oil and gas drilling companies are shifting away from natural gas and focusing more on oil. In turn, they are exploiting their reserves and increasing their outputs. The Lundberg Survey suggests the price of gas isn’t likely to fall anytime soon, so Cramer thinks these companies may enjoy increased profits for some time.
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COMPANY : Continental Resources
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