Shares of Chesapeake Energy Corporation CHK fell 12.19 percent on Wednesday after the company reported a second-quarter net loss of ($0.11) per share, in line with consensus estimates, on revenue of $3.03 billion (down 41.1 percent year-over-year), which surpassed consensus of $2.8 billion.
Despite the results, investors seemed worried.
Editor's note: Shares were trading 10 percent higher on Thursday morning.
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