Prev Close | 40.74 |
Open | 40.86 |
Day Low/High | 40.80 / 42.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 25.89 / 46.27 |
Volume | 10.17M |
Prev Close | 40.74 |
Open | 40.86 |
Day Low/High | 40.80 / 42.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 25.89 / 46.27 |
Volume | 10.17M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1413.46B |
Market Cap | 55.17B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
We have two price targets now.
Upside - +40% (to be acquired through merger by Ergon at $4.65/shr) - +39% (Moving iMage Technologies and SNDBX announce strategic partnership for gaming and e-Sports) - +17% (announces review of strategic alternatives) - +9.3% (earnings, guidance)...
Plus, a review of Thursday's sudden market turn from sunny and bright to an all-out thunderstorm that hit investors hard.
We are in the early stages of massive spending in the energy group.
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.
Are we now in the early stages of a new energy cycle?
Questions about the staying power of the present market turn are crucial for portfolio positioning.
Plus, in a tough market the semiconductor sector takes a particularly hard whack to the head.
Powell: Basically, rate hikes are coming in groups, and later on, but still this year, the Fed will start removing this excess liquidity from the monetary base.
The global decarbonization effort represents the most clear opportunity for investors who want to do both well and good.
Plus, Snap Inc. disappoints with its guidance as Apple lets users opt out of being tracked by individual apps.
SLB is back up near its June zenith.
Energy stocks are hot this year. Is the winter set to only get warmer?
Energy is now making its way into the list of worries for economic growth -- but a surge in crude can also be an opportunity for investors.
Investment experts highlight their favorite ways to take advantage of infrastructure spending, with a particular focus on green projects, renewables and climate change.
Plus, what could be next out of the central banks and Congress and how it could affect Treasuries.
These favorites of experts are best-of-breed in the energy space.
I am betting with, not against, both CEOs. Too much good happening. Too little bad.
The technical patterns of companies in the sector indicate they should underperform the broader market in the near term.
These plays are diversified across three distinct areas -- global exploration, oil services and MLPs.
My slightly different approach uses a combination of fundamental and technical factors.
SLB looks like it can pull back with weakness and this area is what I would consider a buying opportunity.
The president's plans to raise taxes aren't a surprise, but hiking the capital gains rate significantly isn't such a hot idea.
Several signs point to underperformance for energy names in the near term.
Instead, the charts advise taking profits. Here's why.
Where there will be change with the FOMC will be in the economic projections, the first made since December.
The storied but out-of-favor name could retrace a recent rally, which could present an opportunity to buy.