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Chevron's $33 billion has generated a lot of interest in other companies that might be next to be acquired. But who might be buying?
The U.S. natural gas stockpile rose by 25 billion cubic feet last week, a bit less than analysts expected. Cooler weather in the Midwest is likely to push prices higher this week.
Exxon Mobil said this morning that profits in its downstream segment would take a couple of big hits from higher crude oil prices and losses in its derivatives trading.
Short sellers pulled back on their bets for falling share prices among major oil companies in the last two weeks of March.
The U.S. natural gas stockpile rose last week as warmer weather settled in over most of the country. Some producers in the Permian Basin were forced to pay customers to take their gas as pipeline...
These five energy stocks look like outstanding plays going forward, and with the busy summer driving season right around the corner, now may be a great time to add shares.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday included Amazon.com, CarMax, Celgene, Chevron, Exxon Mobil, Lyft, FedEx, Peabody Energy, UPS and Wells Fargo.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported this morning that last week's withdrawal from U.S. natural gas storage was 36 billion cubic feet. That's less than analysts expected.
As crude oil prices rose over the past month, so too has short interest in energy company stocks.
Just when it looked as if crude oil prices were going to pull back, suddenly a one-day surge has taken oil back above $60 per barrel.
The U.S. natural gas storage withdrawal last week was in line with expectations, keeping the price of the commodity for April delivery within a penny of Wednesday's closing price.
These four top large-cap energy stocks to Buy now all pay solid dividends and still have good upside to the Merrill Lynch price targets.
One sector that had been a perpetual underperformer of the great bull market has been the energy sector. But times have changed.
Even these safer, low-volatility stocks have run during the rally that started in late December, but they should hold better during market turbulence than crowded tech and momentum companies.