The energy sector will remain volatile, but scale buying shares now and being patient could bring some very solid gains for investors over the rest of 2020.
All these stocks have been eviscerated by the relentless and withering selling. However, the analysts have done their work by looking for companies that are poised to survive this year and hang…
Lee Jackson Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Apache, Broadcom, Caterpillar, Dollar General, Microsoft, NXP Semiconductors, Salesforce.com, Sirius XM, Slack and Yelp.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Advanced Micro Devices, Alibaba, AIG, Baidu, Broadcom, Costco, Intel, Ping, Pinterest, RingCentral, Shopify and Uber.
Merrill Lynch had been trying to remain firm in the energy sector, but it just lowered its energy sector exposure from its model income portfolio at the start of 2020.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Aerojet, Best Buy, Boeing, Chevron, FireEye, Gap, Lowe's, MicronTechnology, Phillips 66, T-Mobile and Western Digital.
With the U.S. shale and production story slowing, and many energy companies now focused on free cash flow, what is the best move for investors who see value but remain cautious?
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations included Abbott Laboratories, CSX, IBM, Netflix, Occidental Petroleum, Whiting Petroleum, Amgen, Gilead Sciences, Merck and Pfizer.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to review the top oil and gas stocks by market cap to see if there are any opportunities at all.
It is very possible that oil and the energy sector as a whole will stay volatile, and these top stocks are solid plays for investors with a long-term view.
Now that Chevron has declined to make a counter-offer to Occidental's bid for Anadarko, where else can Chevron and the other supermajor companies look for possible acquisitions?
The $57 billion counter-offer from Occidental that topped Chevron's offer for Anadarko again raises the question of which U.S. Permian-based oil producers may be the next acquisition targets.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday included BP, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Cisco Systems, Dow, Ensco, Hess, Micron Technology, Netflix and Sunoco.
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?
After the $33 billion purchase of Anadarko Petroleum by integrated giant Chevron, the question for investors is whether there are more deals to come, and the answer appears to be most likely…
