Shale King Hamm: No Intention of Adding Rigs at $60

The transcript discusses US shale production strategies, focusing on Harold Hamm's approach to maintaining discipline in production despite fluctuating oil prices. It covers the concept of drilled but uncompleted wells, market balance, and future production growth plans. The discussion also touches on capital expenditure requirements and company priorities, emphasizing the importance of managing debt and cash flow effectively.

What is Harold Hamm's position and what is he known for?

How does Continental Resources plan to stay disciplined with oil prices around $60.00 a barrel?

What factors contribute to the decision of adding rigs according to Harold Hamm?

What does Harold Hamm mean by 'inventory overhang' and how has it changed?

What is the significance of uncompleted wells in the context of production growth?

What are the four options for extra cash flow mentioned by Harold Hamm?

How does Continental Resources prioritize its goals in terms of production growth, dividends, and debt management?