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Given the potential for the economy to improve with the COVID-19 vaccines and continued tailwinds from very loose monetary policy and low interest rates, buying some of the top energy dividend-paying...
With energy coming back into favor, many Wall Street firms are positive on the sector for 2021. Here are four of the very best energy master limited partnerships, and they are great total return...
Rising crude oil prices have put a dent in short sellers' enthusiasm for oil and gas stocks.
As share prices for alt energy stocks continue to soar, short sellers are not shy about betting against the shares.
Several independent oil and gas producers have recovered large portions of their 2020 full-year losses in just the first seven days of trading in 2021. Can the run continue?
Analysts at Goldman Sachs have made some changes to price targets and ratings on 10 hot solar energy stocks.
The Dallas Fed's final survey of oil and gas industry executives indicates that the oil patch is recovering from the downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The outlook for next year remains...
There have been five significant acquisitions in the oil patch in the second half of 2020. Here's a look at how the acquirers are shaping up for 2021.
Nine states will have gasoline prices below $2 per gallon between December 23 and January 3, as 81 million Americans hit the roads.
Oil and gas producer Diamondback Energy is acquiring another small producer in a deal that is leaving investors in both companies unhappy.
These four energy stocks are rated Buy at Goldman Sachs and make good sense for growth and income investors looking for steady income and upside potential. They are solid ways for investors to play...
Short interest in alternative and solar energy stocks was mixed, but one stock saw its share price blast-off during the two-week period to November 30.
Short interest in oil and gas producers was mixed in the two-week period ending November 30.
Oil and gas midstream company Kinder Morgan announced Tuesday that it expects to raise its dividend by 3% in 2021 and cut its capital spending while still reducing leverage.
Two alternative energy companies involved in the hydrogen fuel-cell business have raised more than $500 million in the past week. Is this time different?