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Prev Close | 58.90 |
Open | 57.26 |
Day Low/High | 57.06 / 59.91 |
52 Wk Low/High | 29.32 / 66.86 |
Volume | 1.06M |
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But we need a 'market-clearing' for the oil downturn to really end.
But he's wrong about the timing of his trade.
Dan Dicker, energy contributor at TheStreet.com, talks to Jim Cramer about the stunning short play announced by David Einhorn on Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) and other U.S. shale frackers.
Let me show you what a bottom looks like.
The answer is that both can work.
The energy giant is gambling on a highly saturated market.
Is the No. 1 U.S. oil major now looking for a mega-deal of its own?
Oklahoma legal battle could hit struggling producers hard.
A temporary glut in supply is causing a massive bust in prices.
Following successful under-the-radar investors.
Scary predictions are almost begging retail investors to short oil.
If you're inclined to play a bottom, here's a way to juice returns.
Look for more companies to explore joint ventures.
It gives foreign competitors permission to devalue their currencies.
You'd be nuts to want higher oil, higher rates and a lower dollar.
I don't think the lows will hold.
These are the 3 ways to play this 'shale boom turns bust' phase.
Our own country's production isn't stalling.
Yeah, it's oil again.
Call option birds, golden rings and calm geese.
Am I being overly negative on some players? I don't think so.
These names are trading at multi-year lows. Let's check the charts.
Crashes, sneaky things they are, often occur without headlines.
Three things must happen before getting bullish.
Which ones are likely to survive low oil prices?
There's too much good that happens with energy prices going lower.
If oil stays under $70, there are many names in big trouble.
Oil prices are prompting a rash of estimate changes. But remember, this is good for 87% of the market.
The energy sector will inevitably rebound.
We need a kind of "Oil Darwinism" to begin to play out.