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Some of the latest short interest readings for major oil companies are backing off highs, while others are pushing on new highs.
Solid growth stocks that pay good dividends make sense, especially when they all pay higher dividends than the current 30-year U.S. Treasury bond.
ConocoPhillips reported third-quarter 2015 results and updated guidance before markets opened Thursday morning.
ThinkstockConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) is scheduled to report its third quarter financial results before the markets open on Thursday. The consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters call for a net loss...
The October 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest for the selected oil stocks was mixed.
Most investors have had a rough 2015, and with the Nasdaq the only index that is up for the year as of Friday, the question is what's the game plan for the rest of the year?
High-yielding energy stocks make good sense for investors as it may take time for the sector to come back, and collecting large dividends while waiting makes the time go by quicker.
Four of Merrill Lynch's current top pick energy stocks also offer dividends that are in some cases outstanding.
The September 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest for the selected oil stocks increased almost across the board.
Without a refining business to help offset low crude prices or the ability to export crude oil in quantity, among the hardest hit oil producers are the pure-play exploration and production companies.
While energy is still a contrarian trade, the way to play it is with the big integrated stocks and exploration and production companies that pay a solid dividend.
The recent sell-off is the largest in some time and offers growth and income investors an incredible opportunity to buy high-yielding blue chips at bargain prices.
The September 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest for the selected big oil stocks increased almost across the board.
The gut-wrenching drop back in August, when the Dow opened down 1,000 points and the indexes went through the first 10% correction in almost four years was, needless to say, an eye-opener for...
These are some stocks that top analysts from around Wall Street feel will do well in a rising-rate environment, and some may be a surprise.