Prev Close | 19.50 |
Open | 19.74 |
Day Low/High | 19.72 / 20.23 |
52 Wk Low/High | 3.80 / 30.08 |
Volume | 1.30M |
Prev Close | 19.50 |
Open | 19.74 |
Day Low/High | 19.72 / 20.23 |
52 Wk Low/High | 3.80 / 30.08 |
Volume | 1.30M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 377.86B |
Market Cap | 7.38B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Poised for one more large push higher.
Beta shares have been a tough play in this sector this year, but two names offer attractive value.
Insider cluster buying can confirm long-term value and be a catalyst for unlocking that value.
There's no need to panic or to rush into the energy sector.
Hitting their 52-week lows.
Keep an eye on these major energy companies that are taking steps to unlock shareholder value.
A couple of insiders have recently bought shares, but some of its peers look like better values right now.
Reaching higher ground in an upside reversal.
New LNG facilities likely to outpace limited world demand.
Their numbers are thinning as the market moves higher, but there is still a small pool of solid candidates.
The country's oil and gas reserves could have provided a way out.
I can sum this up in six words: It's all in the stock price.
How much to buy? "One last thing." -- Lt. Columbo My mavens on the floor see about $490 million to buy market on close. In terms of sectors, consumer staples have $155 million to buy, energy $110 million to buy and financials $90 million to buy. Tel...
A quick short-side scalp may be in the works on any bounce to this key level.
The election didn't settle anything, but we've got two fast energy stock ideas.
After the outperformance for most of the year, this downward cycling is to be expected.
They reassert themselves very briefly when oil breaks lower.
If Apache tests this strong support zone and triggers, I'm in.
Nicole Urken, Research Associate for Jim Cramer, says she is becoming more bullish on the refiners even as many of them have seen upticks in their stocks.
Natural gas is looking good again and on its way back to $3.25. Natural gas has been as intriguing a trade as that red delicious fruit this year with some awe inspiring volatility. So what next? I admit, I've gone from bullish to bearish to bullish ...
Noble Energy trades at a discount to its growth rate, and it looks ready to make a breakout.
Many well-known industrial, energy and tech stocks are in serious turmoil.
Some names in the sector are beginning to look cheap, but I will hold out for a lower price in crude.