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The Beauty of Oklahoma We recently initiated coverage of Oklahoma Energy with a Buy rating and a 12-month target price of $100, assuming 6.0 times our 2002 EBITDA estimate. Depending on the duration and magnitude of the current, strong price environment, we believe upside to the $100-200 range is possible because of strong free cash generation. This document discusses the performance of OKL and its future prospects. 12 application/pdf CSFBOklahoma280201.pdf EarningsReview United States Report 2001-05-28T00:00:00.00 USD CSFB 1000000000.00 NYSE USD CSFB 99.99 USD CSFB 100 USD CSFB 2.00 USD CSFB 1.00 USD CSFB 0.75 USD CSFB 100 USD CSFB 90 USD CSFB 0.25 USD CSFB 0.25 USD CSFB 0.25 USD CSFB 0.25 USD CSFB 0.50 USD CSFB 0.50 USD CSFB 0.25 USD CSFB 0.80 CSFB 25.5% USD CSFB 970000000 Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Oil & Gas Energy Energy Equity Stock Common Buy 54321 Oklahoma Energy Corporation Oklahoma Energy Corporation is one of the 10 largest public independent natural gas producers in the United States with proved reserves of 1.6 trillion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent. Credit Suisse First Boston, and its subsidiaries and affiliates, 2001. All rights reserved. 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