| Prev Close | 104.03 |
| Open | 103.73 |
| Day Low/High | 101.96 / 103.93 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 78.44 / 119.14 |
| Volume | 2.47M |
| Avg Volume | 2.46M |
Phillips 66 (PSX)
102.20
1.83
1.76
NYSE : Energy Minerals
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 449.00M |
| Market Cap | 45.88B |
| EPS | 11.90 |
| P/E Ratio | 8.97 |
| Div & Yield | 3.60 (3.33%) |
Latest News
What Will Happen to Oil Prices if the Permian Pipeline Projects Are Delayed?
With oil production in the Permian Basin predicted to grow at a pace of 400,000 barrels a day per year until 2022, producers fear that they won't be able to get their crude out of the basin.
Money-Making Enterprises Boom in the Permian Basin
Permian Basin oil and gas producers are increasingly turning to rail and trucks to ship the flood of crude oil emanating from West Texas oil fields to Gulf Coast refineries and export terminals.
New Marine Regulations Will Boost Liquefied Natural Gas and Refining
The global shipping industry is under intense pressure to reduce its sulfur emissions.
How to Play Oil and Base Metals Amid Bearish Signals for Both
Rather than an outright short on commodities, consider a spread bet between long energy and short base metals.
Record U.S. Crude Oil Production and Exports Bullish for the Midstream Sector
Crude exports are the new U.S. energy game.
How to Play Oil's Big Rebound
Crude has been rising since last June, and here are the names that I like here.
Phillips 66 Still Looks Vulnerable to Further Declines
PSX looks to be a rare energy play.
Unfortunately Red Hot Economic Data Supports Higher Interest Rates
Economic conditions seem to be improving for laborers. Perhaps rapidly.
3 Game-Changing Areas Where Warren Buffett Should Spend Berkshire's Tax Windfall
It is fitting that the next leader of Berkshire will be either Jain or Abel.
Putting Together a Shopping List for Saudi Aramco
Aramco wants to almost double its refining capacity; here are some companies it could buy to do just that.
Saudi Aramco Seems to Be Looking to Buy Refineries Before IPO
Saudi Aramco's efforts to bulk up its refining capacity before its planned initial public offering could be positive for global refiners.
Phillips 66 Is Pointed Higher, Expect More Gains in the Tank
Trade PSX from the long side, risking below $92 for now.
Stop Worrying About Valuations After Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft's Earnings
The revenue and profit gains from some of the biggest technology companies like Amazon AMZN, Alphabet GOOGL and Microsoft MSFT show that valuations aren't so stretched.
Alphabet, Amazon and Expedia: This Is What You Must Know on Friday
U.S. futures point a higher open following earnings beats from Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft after the bell on Thursday.
We Tell You Stuff About Earnings From Microsoft, Amazon That NOBODY Else Can
Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Intel all reported better than expected quarterly results on Thursday.
Quant Models Begin to Find Value in Energy Names
If oil can stabilize and move higher into the end of the year, I think there are some potential opportunities.
These Stocks Have Changed Direction
Finding bullish and bearish reversals in the market.
Downgrade Is Just the Latest Problem for Phillips 66
Not looking too hot on the charts.
Here's a Look at 5 Stocks to Avoid
After the bullish run stocks have enjoyed for the last year, you'd better get your guard up.
5 Toxic Stocks to Avoid
Some stocks are flashing sell signals.
Play Phillips 66 on This Bullish Flag
Watching for a breakout in PSX, and here's how I'd play it.
Phillips 66: Fill It Up With Buy and Hold
PSX has deleveraged to a great debt-to-equity position despite the status of the energy markets.
Why Things Are Looking Good For U.S. Refiners
Cheap crude, high gasoline demand and the ability to export product bode well for downstream energy companies.
Charts Say Don't Fill Up on Phillips 66
Weakness under $74 will be bearish for PSX.
Gas Glut to Weigh on Refiners Until Inventories Find Equilibrium
Traders are seeing an opportunity in refiners, but data suggest margins could continued to be squeezed.
Gas Glut Gives Refiners Heartburn
Some industry watchers have been bullish on the sector because the WTI-Brent spread isn't holding up, which is normally seen as a positive.
