Prev Close | 21.35 |
Open | 21.02 |
Day Low/High | 20.36 / 21.77 |
52 Wk Low/High | 4.70 / 24.35 |
Volume | 16.24M |
Prev Close | 21.35 |
Open | 21.02 |
Day Low/High | 20.36 / 21.77 |
52 Wk Low/High | 4.70 / 24.35 |
Volume | 16.24M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 673.09B |
Market Cap | 14.99B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
A rundown of several oil companies that could soon be on the block.
An unusual play on liquid natural gas, a one-of-a-kind royalty trust, a low-risk, diversified mutual fund, two high-yielding midstream MLPs, and a trio of oil ETFs.
Here's the problem with these oil breakouts.
EOG offers an attractive way to play the surge in oil prices being driven by geopolitical concerns.
Not everything goes the way a trader wants.
These names are showing bullish and bearish technical patterns over the past week.
The stock is breaking through resistance today.
I prefer a long call shooter, but it is very risky, so only use discretionary capital.
This is our third nat-gas FCG trade in the past three months, and the last two brought nice profits.
The pullback in DVN could mean a longer base period is needed.
There are just 28 trading days left in 2017 and one market strategist is focused on energy.
I prefer a bullishly biased call spread.
Upside potential is once again in play.
Finding bullish and bearish reversals in the market.
The tactic is the near-the-money long call shooter for highly discretionary capital.
Diamondback Energy and SRC Energy are two names to like among oil producers.
It could trade sideways for a bit, building a bigger base for a more sustained rally depending on what oil prices do.
I prefer a bullishly biased, out of the money vertical call spread.
Shares of Devon are in a precarious place at the moment.
Another player emerges in shale consolidation.
These stocks are showing signs of changing direction.
This oil play's prospects are much more tantalizing than other 'plain' E&Ps.
Devon Energy's bearish divergence should flex its muscles over the next week or two.