Prev Close | 62.26 |
Open | 62.00 |
Day Low/High | 59.00 / 62.25 |
52 Wk Low/High | 26.06 / 68.73 |
Volume | 2.32M |
Prev Close | 62.26 |
Open | 62.00 |
Day Low/High | 59.00 / 62.25 |
52 Wk Low/High | 26.06 / 68.73 |
Volume | 2.32M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 307.08B |
Market Cap | 19.08B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Let's review the charts.
Where are we headed in 2019? The independent research firm's equity analysts offer their prognostications for the year.
Straying from these names could land you in quicksand as the 4th quarter begins.
Although this will be challenging in the short term, it may be an opportunity for large American companies to acquire assets.
Move to acquire BHP's U.S. onshore assets will sharply increase BP's oil and gas output in the U.S.
After a good advance, charts suggest there is more room on the upside for Hess.
There is likely more headline risk to our front than to our rear.
Energy company shows lengthy base pattern that can support gains.
These areas have little exposure to China, so buy them on any broad-market dip over U.S.-Chinese trade tensions.
How do we examine what might be attractive when the selling madness really abates?
The truth is, the environment has changed.
These names are showing either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.
Remember Costco, Adobe and Hess when you hear people saying the market is high.
The price action of Hess Corp. is more encouraging than some other energy names in recent weeks, but would-be buyers should wait.
Saudi Aramco's listing is exciting, but investors should pay extra care.
It looks like China is building again.
Bad planning by companies offers opportunity as oil prices begin to rise.
This oil play's prospects are much more tantalizing than other 'plain' E&Ps.
The Nasdaq fell for the first session of the year, snapping a winning streak that had resulted in record closes for five trading days in a row.
Companies that marked turnarounds -- for better or worse -- last week.
As it has for most other investing.
And oil will continue to slowly but surely rally to the end of the year.
Some of these have now run too far, too fast.
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