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Three of six energy stocks we track saw short interest drop by double digits just ahead of the drone attack on the Saudi oil processing plants.
Exxon and Chevron have filed for hundreds of new drilling permits in the Permian Basin so far this year. Are the majors about to squeeze the independents out of the country's most productive oil play?
The energy sector has drastically underperformed in 2019, and with geopolitical turbulence swirling in the Middle East, there could be huge value in owning stocks that are somewhat protected from the...
The last massive release of crude from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was in 1991, when conflicts in the Middle East disrupted the oil markets. That may happen again in the coming weeks if the...
The drone attack on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq facility has pushed share prices of U.S. oil and gas companies up sharply. The gains are unlikely to last
Is it unimaginable that oil prices could reach $100 a barrel? No. Crude prices reached that point just over a decade ago.
While drones already are being used commercially in many industries, almost every upside use can come with a downside. Drones can be used against the public, businesses, transportation and law...
Short interest in oil and gas stocks mostly decreased in the period ended August 30.
OPEC crude oil sold for a sharply lower price in August and the cartel has now revised downward most of its projections for growth in both 2019 and 2020.
Late Tuesday afternoon, Baker Hughes announced a secondary offering of 105 million shares of Class A common stock. All the shares are being sold by General Electric.
Over the weekend, Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz appointed a new oil minister who will join with a new leader of the country's national oil company in an effort to lift oil prices by at least $15 a...
At an energy conference on Wednesday, Schlumberger CEO Olivier Le Peuch outlined the oilfield services firm's strategic plan for the next few years. Investors were pleased with what he had to say.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch research database looking for top MLPs that have been laid to waste, and we found four that income investors may want to take a second look at.
These four top stocks are way down from 52-week highs. Three of them pay solid dependable dividends, and all offer investors a way to play the energy sell-off with a much lower risk profile.
Oil stocks are down and out in 2019, but there are seven of the biggest names in oil and gas that analysts on Wall Street now see massive upside in for value investors. Some are even called to rise...