Prev Close | 28.51 |
Open | 27.82 |
Day Low/High | 26.54 / 28.35 |
52 Wk Low/High | 11.87 / 36.22 |
Volume | 22.47M |
Prev Close | 28.51 |
Open | 27.82 |
Day Low/High | 26.54 / 28.35 |
52 Wk Low/High | 11.87 / 36.22 |
Volume | 22.47M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1392.33B |
Market Cap | 40.95B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
I like the way things are shaping up.
It is not too late to buy oil companies that are spending to find more petroleum -- and servicers like Schlumberger that are also set to benefit.
The stocks held in OIH are the best of breed of the oil service sector.
There may be some relief soon in crude pricing as talk of an OPEC compromise spreads.
Things are looking stronger now so let's drill down in the charts again.
Is an emotional selloff on Howard Schultz's departure precisely when those on the sidelines should strike?
Oil field services giant Schlumberger predicted the rise in oil prices, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.
Schlumberger's CEO seemed genuinely surprised at the skepticism about how long higher oil prices can last.
These names are showing either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.
From Magellan Midstream Partners to Viper Energy, check these names out.
Crude has been rising since last June, and here are the names that I like here.
While the move higher for crude prices late Tuesday took the energy sector with it, defense and aerospace names saw benefit as well.
I don't care if Elon Musk challenges Warren Buffett on See's Candy, but I do care about a possible TSLA short squeeze.
Fridays are tough because of Chinese retaliation in what's become a hot trade war as the US fights back.
The creature from beneath your bed, or from the darkest recesses of your closet, can still spook the marketplace.
From big box stores to railroads there's one surefire way to move forward.
Planet Fitness looks good and carries little political risk.
Oil and defense stocks might actually pull back on the news.
This feels like the 1990 Iraq crisis, where the Dow sold off every Friday amid fears of what the weekend would bring.
I used Friday's energy strength to ditch some Apache and Schlumberger, but will buy more Halliburton on a dip.
From Kohl's to IBM, these names look promising.
I'm not optimistic about Trump's infrastructure plan, but defense stocks, Halliburton and Schlumberger are another story.
Dollar rising. Entire commodity complex deep in the hole with equities. Even Gold, which you would think might as act as safe haven. At this point you are dealing with margin calls, as much as any volatility unwind. Margin calls have a negative impa...
S&P 500 hit resistance at 2620, which is precisely where it should be. Looking for support just below 2600. Crude testing support again as well. (See: Oil Prices Set to Stabilize, Then May Rally Again) Likely to add to my recent entry into Exxon Mo...
The free market is going to take back control of interest rates.
The U.S. dollar is still weak so I think the energy bulls remain in control.
Increases and accelerations in an incredible number of business trends, like Facebook, are obscured by our own negativity.
The 50-day line is close to crossing above the 200-day line for a bullish golden cross.