The Fed has once again unwittingly unleashed the power of compounding.
While I remain cautious on the overall market, I continue to act upon the limited opportunities I'm finding in the current market.
Let's look at why CVX's buyback news is a big deal for investors.
Plus, a look at Wednesday's wishy-washy market action, the Treasury yield curve, Chevron's coming earnings and Lael Brainard's possible exit from the Fed.
A breakout could soon be at hand for the oil refiner.
An oncology and a oil & gas concern, new names on my list, have my attention.
The energy sector has been a bright spot in the stock market for the past year or so but let's see what HAL's charts are telling us.
A weaker dollar is likely to put a bid under oil prices.
Wednesday morning will bring traders, investors, Romans, and countrymen more macroeconomic results than they could ever wanted to peruse at one time.
Here's what traders should do now with this energy play.
That's when the dog is one of the Dogs of the Dow, but let's see whether those dogs can outperform the Dow Jones Industrial Average again in 2023.
Thanks to their exceptionally high distribution yields, these vehicles are attractive candidates for income-oriented investors.
KNOP has an incredibly strong sponsor in shipping giant Knutsen NYK.
Over the past 12 months, the boom and bust tendency for wheat, oil and gas was put on full display, but will 2023 go back to the fundamentals?
The move higher for yields put some pressure on the technology sector and growth type names that have lost the right to be called 'growth' types in 2022.
Here are two 'paper trades' I've put together to learn about how commodities work and to get the swing of trading them -- safely.
Let's see how the Grinch is stealing Christmastime -- and a stock I'm betting on.
With all eyes on supply and not demand, this commodity has been a tough play, but lets see which wheels oil is greasing and which it's locking up.
Speculators have been slowly liquidating their long positions to the smallest seen in at least five years.
As China continues to loosen Covid restrictions and gets ready to celebrate its New Year starting Jan. 22, let's look at commodity prices.
The charts are warning that the party may be nearing an end for oil-related stocks as a recessionary economy looms on the horizon.
Plus, a look at Chevron's capex plans and the winners of a big military cloud computing contract.
Indications are that equity values in this group have peaked and a decline could accelerate from here as recession fears grow.
There isn't much economic news due this week, but CPI and the next Fed interest rate decision are looming.
A big part of the answer depends on the price of oil.
Thanksgiving holidays are known for oil market collapses.
As prices run up, these stocks could create a buffer for investors.
Even a small win for the Democrats could be reason to buy.
Here's how to navigate these three high-yield stocks.
A breakout should come soon based on the downstream energy company's charts.
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