Prev Close | 9.43 |
Day Low/High | 0.00 / 0.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1.94 / 12.88 |
Prev Close | 9.43 |
Day Low/High | 0.00 / 0.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1.94 / 12.88 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Tesla and General Motors are among this week's names showing reversal patterns.
To capture a quick upward move in oil prices, it's probably best not to overthink it.
If breadth doesn't start to broaden that is going to be a problem.
The dilemma is that strong momentum often is underestimated yet makes entry points increasingly difficult.
Shares of Syngenta were charging ahead on news ChemChina received approval for its proposed takeover.
Carrizo, WPX and QEP are all showing bullish chart patterns.
Prices are behaving better, but the On-Balance-Volume is not (yet) showing us enough evidence of aggressive buying.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer says WPX Energy is a company that might be worth buying on spec.
I don't think the Saudis will stop pumping any time soon.
Another energy company issues equity, making the total $9.5 billion for 2016.
Still holding these troubled energy companies?It will take a lot for them to be a winning hand.
WPX Energy has a deal in place to sell its natural gas assets in Colorado's Piceance Basin for $910 million.
HP Inc. (HPQ) is a profit machine, according to Larry Pitkowsky, portfolio manager for the GoodHaven Fund (GOODX).
It is possible that the worst has already happened.
Many of these companies have superior assets.
Closed-end funds offer oil and gas exposure at a discount to already bargain prices.
Walter Investment Management finally parted the dark clouds hanging over it in the first quarter.
Two-factor approach finds attractive energy stocks.
And why you should too.
Because I need more impatience when it comes to selling a stock.
Two rules for investing smarter.
Indicated by insider buying.
Ben Graham's method for substitution approach is now a classic.
The companies profiting from the energy revolution are still some of the best investments out there.