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EOG offers an attractive way to play the surge in oil prices being driven by geopolitical concerns.
Let's drill down in the charts to see if a bullish strategy makes sense now.
Now I know that today is real ugly but I would use the weakness in the upside surprises.
The Dow dropped more than 300 points Tuesday.
Don't write off the worst stocks in the S&P 500 from 2017 just yet.
Is CHK getting its house in order or should we continue to avoid this name?
On Monday, more natural gas was burnt in a nationwide effort to stay warm than ever before.
Colder weather is the natural gas bull's best friend.
Natgas futures have fallen some 10% in one week even though U.S. inventories say that shouldn't have happened.
My economist side would clearly prefer a rules-based approach toward monetary policy.
The bargains are out there.
Oil companies have been spending too much to produce too little.
Here's how to trade the most-active names on the market Wednesday.
TheStreet's Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer shares his latest take on Cabot Oil & Gas COG and Chesapeake Energy.
We continue to see unusually low trading ranges, indicating intense overhead resistance.
You should watch it to be aware of buying opportunities.
Prices held the $5.50-$5.00 area before.
If it is, how do you choose the best entry point for buying the stock?
A throwback is giving traders a second chance to buy Sprint's $9 breakout.
Last week's natural gas price plunge creates "grand" short- and mid-term opportunities.
Chesapeake Energy could rise to $10 in the near term, analysts at Wunderlich Securities said.
Tight trading ranges after a long advance, as we've had, often signals a downturn.
The 2005-2006 period may be instructive for what 2017 may bring.
Look for CHK to rally to $12 and then $16 is possible.
Stocks close with gains with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing at a record high on Monday as the financial and energy sectors lead.