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These five great energy and financial stocks all pay good dividends and offer a touch more stability for nervous investors than high-flying momentum stocks do.
Many investors are looking for companies that can survive as things are for the next decade or longer. Here are 10 of the larger U.S. companies tied to oil and gas that are likely to still exist and...
Energy generated from renewable sources passed coal-fired power consumption in the first quarter of this year.
Oil stocks have taken a beating since the coronavirus pandemic and Chesapeake Energy has easily gotten the worst of it.
Short interest rose on several oil and gas stocks during the two week reporting period that ended May 15.
Global investment in energy is expected to drop by around 20% year over year in 2010 according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
The reopening of the U.S. economy may not save Chesapeake Energy as oil prices remain weak and the company’s finances look bleak.
Chesapeake Energy stock has had a good run this week as oil rebounds but analysts seem much more bearish than investors.
U.S. crude oil production is expected to decline by 1.75 million barrels by next month, according to IHS Markit. Some production may resume, however, if prices remain above $30 a barrel, and more...
For investors looking for energy stocks to buy, the prices now are still very reasonable. These larger cap leaders have kept their dividends intact and have the ability and balance sheets to stay in...
Chesapeake stock runs out of energy as coronavirus cuts demand for oil faster than producers cut supply.
A reverse stock split, collapsing bond prices and a never-ending weight of debt have combined to threaten Chesapeake Energy's ability to remain a going concern.
Short interest in oil and gas stocks was mixed in the two-week reporting period ended April 30. Short sellers took particular aim at one target.
Oil industry analysts at IHS Markit forecast the global over-production of crude will amount to 14 million barrels a day in the second quarter. About that much again is expected to go into storage.
Occidental Petroleum has become the poster child for pursuing a bad and expensive merger in oil and gas. And so, its future looks less than certain.