If so, it may be a good idea to buy now. The 12-month forecast is not exactly fantastic in terms of the rate of growth, but it may be a solid long-term investment. Not great returns, but money will probably be safe. There will be a lot of adjustment... — read more 

I get that stock will be somehow converted to Chesapeake stock, but in what ratio. How many Chesapeake shares for 1 SWN share will the stockholders get?

If the industry is cyclical as they say, maybe it is time for SWN to start gaining value. The company has a decent business basis and is not in any sort of danger. In my book it is undervalued and will start rising sooner rather than later. Are there... — read more 

Southwestern Energy is predicted to increase by 19.72 percent in the following 12 months. For me, that's a definite buy. I'm always looking to add new O&G stocks to my portfolio and I think this will be the latest addition. I don't think there are... — read more 

I ask this because I have made the definite conclusion that SWN was a waste of time (and obviously money) for me. I bought the stock about a year ago when it was sitting at a little over $6,and I am obviously now in a losing position. No biggie, I... — read more 

I’m just here for some opinions. I bought SWN at the end of last year guided by the logic that it’s with the shot and that there is little to lose. So far, as you may know it hasn’t shown any improvement. Can SWN produce some value any time soon? — read more 

I decided to buy some SWN shares without giving too much thought about the prospects of growth or going too much into the parameters of the company business. The stock hit an all time low and is recovering. With this price there is definitely little... — read more 

I remember the time when Southwestern Energy traded in the high forties. Now it's barely at ten percent of that and people are actually getting excited over it? I lost a lot of money on this company and I'd advise everybody who's thinking of... — read more 

After hitting an all-time low last year, I think SWN is in a really good place right now. The company's leadership has made several great moves on the way to recovery, including getting rid of its very expensive to run wells in Arkansas and then... — read more