Prev Close | 29.23 |
Open | 29.57 |
Day Low/High | 28.95 / 29.78 |
52 Wk Low/High | 21.91 / 32.56 |
Volume | 589.45K |
Avg Volume | 363.20K |
Prev Close | 29.23 |
Open | 29.57 |
Day Low/High | 28.95 / 29.78 |
52 Wk Low/High | 21.91 / 32.56 |
Volume | 589.45K |
Avg Volume | 363.20K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1.82B |
Market Cap | 36.17B |
EPS | 0.10 |
P/E Ratio | 2.14 |
Div & Yield | 1.35 (6.82%) |
I believe the U.S is heading for a fall, and that will obviously impact the financial markets. Here's how I would get positioned.
And we have to have a panic point if we are going to be long a name such as this.
Are you willing to pay a 20x-plus multiple for European oil majors that do not and cannot grow?
If there's a 'long Russia' trade to make, it's Rosneft shares.
Crude has been rising since last June, and here are the names that I like here.
Low expectations offer investors promising opportunities if they know where to look.
Here's one to check out.
European companies selling to emerging markets might be a good diversification play.
The fact that it maintained its dividend makes investors uneasy.
Shares of the E&P rose 40% this week in this left-for-dead sector.
Bet against short-sellers who think the oil firm is going broke.
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They are positioning themselves as part of the solution to climate change.
Expect both E&Ps to have the necessary liquidity for their next preferred payouts.
In this market, I'll lay low and accumulate double-digit yields.
And it's not the commodity prices themselves that drive my belief.
These are the 3 ways to play this 'shale boom turns bust' phase.
When yields are over 20% in companies I believe in, I'm buying.
I loaded up on Magnum and Gastar preferreds today.
Despite production misses, I still like the preferred shares of Miller and Torchlight.
For myself, as an income-fund manager, validation is sweet.
Long names are winning out.
Multinational names Total and ENI are dividend-producing, exploration-and-production companies with room to run.
Crisis begets opportunity, and that's certainly the case here. But choose your ETF wisely.
No doubt, buying Europe today is risky -- but those willing to take a flyer on well-regarded stocks could be amply rewarded over time.
Stick with U.S. energy stocks, and you won't have to worry about how low Europe can go.