Prev Close | 69.51 |
Day Low/High | 68.13 / 72.27 |
52 Wk Low/High | 24.05 / 73.18 |
Prev Close | 69.51 |
Day Low/High | 68.13 / 72.27 |
52 Wk Low/High | 24.05 / 73.18 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 660.00B |
Market Cap | 45.88B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
I would think that there could be a sharp rally at some point this week. There will be plenty of news.
Here's a play in Devon as the selling in energy looks overdone.
Angela Merkel made a notable shift towards allowing and subsidizing the import of LNG from the U.S. to Germany and the EU in 2018.
Oil prices are going to guide Devon Energy higher in the next few weeks. Here's how to play it.
There is a good reason, if estimates are close, to believe that consumer-level inflation has peaked or is peaking.
Here's where you can try to buy the shares.
The technical signals for the producer of oil and natural gas indicate its shares could continue to climb from current levels.
There are oil names with great balance sheets that are making a lot of money right now, and will continue to do so.
Many strong, cheap energy names are also still well below pre-pandemic levels.
Leading into this high profile Fed event, it would have been nice to have a firmer grip on just where fiscal policy was headed, but that was not to be.
The energy sector has been a top performer.
Let's see why the rally can keep going for oil and natural gas and look at that striking Diamondback Energy buyback.
I have said over and over again that September is the cruelest month and it's playing out that way. Here's how I see it and how to position now.
The whole notion of the grand inquisitor Fed is out of whack with reality. Here's what you should be watching, instead.
This COVID-19 vaccine is the potential savior of more than just the market.
Right now you don't have to worry about the doomsday scenario.
Even amid the hype about overvaluation, you can still find some deals. Let's dig in.
The choice is clear among large-cap producers that have been outperforming.
The best of the best in the second quarter tell incredible stories of how many sectors are truly working.
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.