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PR Permian Resources Corp - Ordinary Shares - Class A

$24.70
$0.70
(2.92%)
Pre-Market
Prev Close $24.00
EarningsNov 4
Mkt Cap$20.57B
Vol1,520.00

About PR

Permian Resources Corp. is an oil and natural gas company, which focuses on returns to stakeholders through the responsible acquisition, optimization and development of crude oil and associated liquids-rich natural gas reserves. The company was founded on December 18, 2025 and is headquartered in Midland, TX.
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Conlin89
$PR WAHA positive prices for Q3 going to help. Future Jan ‘27 waha spot prices projected $3+. Local takeaway capacity finally increased, although more is needed. #ILLneverSELL $PR -dUSTY
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Iheartlng
$PR JP Morgan just the raised price target from 28 to $31. Nobody on Wall Street would touch this when CDEV was $0.40 expect a few smart retail with the patience and foresight to see the future. Now every analyst with two brain cells and a AI app thinks they are a genius.
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Truespaniard1
$PR Just did another covered call with my entire PR long position and expiring in 39 days with a strike price of 27. Will it be good by to my original position?
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matrick
$PR Scenario Analysis Under a Split Congress ​If midterms produce a divided government (e.g., a Democratic White House with a Republican House or Senate, or vice-versa), price expectations generally split into three key macroeconomic scenarios: SCENARIO 1: Baseline Gridlock Expected Range: $75 – $90 • Legislative standstill limits major tax or energy policy shifts • Market reverts to long-term structural supply/demand fundamentals SCENARIO 2: Gridlock + Macro Expansion / Geopolitical Tension Expected Range: $90 – $110+ • Supply constraints or regional conflict keep risk premiums elevated • Mirror periods like mid-2000s or 2022–2023 gridlock surges SCENARIO 3: Gridlock + Macro Slowdown / Recession Expected Range: $55 – $70 • Weak global industrial demand overrides political gridlock • Similar to late-2008 or late-2018 cyclical drops
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Truespaniard1
$PR if this keeps up I guess I’ll lose my shares at option expiration in November lol
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Truespaniard1
$PR oil stocks down even when I shouldn’t be surprised anymore. So inflation goes up but a commodity that value only goes up with inflation the oil stocks go down. One of the biggest draws in US history oil stocks go down. Seriously what the absolute fuck……
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Fronk
$PR From the butthole of my white female ass, congrats to the longs who have held this long. Most of you are big stupid dummies, but I have always loved you and glad you are this much richer. Please remember to take care of your local cats and may the fake lord bestow great mercy upon you for your sins. See you all in fake heaven. MEOW. F*ck you.
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Jackal32
$PR dawg Chevron tripled their profits this quarter. Everyone should be popping off from now, til FOREVER.
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Conlin89
$PR wonder when frat buys are going to put an offer out to buy and merge with $MTDR …..? Market premium currently would be 68-$72 a share roughly 9-10Billion. It will happen…….. just when….?
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Iheartlng
$PR we are mainstream now, makes me want to think about selling. Where were the Wall Street clowns when CDEV was under $1?
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Iheartlng
$PR holly smokes, Shell just reported. Good things are coming next week when we report Q3. Dare I say we might see a 3 handle.
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shoc24
$PR is ranked #15 in energy momentum. I used Stock Meadow’s scoring model to review the scores. What do you think?
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Sunspa22
$PR need a close above $24.50 for a bullish move next week. $25 would look very good but $27 just sounds better. 😂
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Sharktooth
$PR Grok:API is the American Petroleum Institute. It reports weekly estimates of US crude oil stockpiles. This week's number: inventories fell 11.12 million barrels. Analysts expected a build of +1.9 million. Prior week was a 2.1 million drop. A large unexpected draw signals tighter supply or stronger demand and often supports higher oil prices.
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Sharktooth
$PR Broad Market Selloff (The Hot Inflation Effect): Today’s hotter-than-expected inflation report has sent shockwaves through Wall Street. Rising Treasury yields are punishing equities indiscriminately. When the broader indexes decline sharply, institutional investors often shed equities across all sectors—including energy—to mitigate risk or cover losses elsewhere.
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heebs13
$PR mobile bomb shelters popping up in Israel and AD on the move likely why oil is advancing
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heebs13
$PR will be back in.... We will be bombing Iran in the next 3 weeks and the frat boys print cash
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Steve_Bs_Daddy
$PR The idiom "pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered" is a cautionary business and life proverb warning against greed, overextension, and pushing your luck too far. My feelings this morning.
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Sharktooth
$PR Trump invokes Cold War-era Defense Production Act for oil production, refining. Is this good for oil stocks?

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