$2.75
+0.73%Empire Petroleum Corporation engages in the exploration and development of oil and gas interests in Louisiana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Montana, and Texas. The company was formerly known as Americomm Resources Corporation and changed its name to Empire Petroleum Corporation in August 2001. Empire Petroleum Corporation was incorporated in 1983 and is headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
No analyst price targets available for ep.
Analyst skepticism evident—carefully evaluate risks before investment decisions.
Analyst skepticism evident—carefully evaluate risks before investment decisions.
Analyst skepticism evident—carefully evaluate risks before investment decisions.
Analyst skepticism evident—carefully evaluate risks before investment decisions.
Analyst skepticism evident—carefully evaluate risks before investment decisions.
Analyst skepticism evident—carefully evaluate risks before investment decisions.
During the last 12 months, insiders have purchased $768K worth of EP shares, with no selling activity reported.
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Mulacek Phil E
Director, 10 Percent Owner:
$742K
Matschke Mason H.
Director
$20K
Marchive Benjamin J. Ii
Director
$6K
No selling activity
Strong bullish signal with $768K net buying. Insiders are aggressively accumulating shares, suggesting significant confidence in future prospects.
Perfect buy/sell ratio. Only buying activity with zero selling—the most bullish possible insider signal.
Very strong recent buying momentum. Recent insider purchases significantly outpace sales, suggesting near-term optimism.
3 insider buyers vs. 0 sellers. Broad-based buying across management team suggests widespread confidence.
Strong confluence of bullish signals: High buy/sell ratio, multiple insiders participating, and recent buying momentum all point to significant insider confidence. This level of coordinated buying often precedes positive developments.
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