Warren Buffett Continues Massive Energy Insider Buying: Phillips 66, Summit Midstream, Lands’ End and More
For the third straight week, insider selling has been nonexistent, while the insider buyers have taken advantage of the market sell-off.
For the third straight week, insider selling has been nonexistent, while the insider buyers have taken advantage of the market sell-off.
After a wild and woolly weak that saw the market plunge to the lows put in last summer, many savvy investors are using the extreme weakness to load the proverbial boat.
Of the four largest U.S. oil refiners, two boosted net income in each quarter of 2015.
It turns out the largest shareholder of Phillips 66, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, has been accumulating more shares.
One group of investors who welcomed the past week's sell-off were insiders at energy and energy-related companies.
Phillips 66 has long been a staple of Warren Buffett's portfolio and it is now attracting the attention of an Oppenheimer analyst.
Stocks were indicated lower on Monday, but that is after the best week for stocks in quite some time. This is a thinner week for liquidity and analyst calls are likely to…
Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have released their official equity holdings of Berkshire Hathaway as of September 30, 2015.
Monday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Activision Blizzard, American Tower, Calpine, Chevron, MGM, Phillips 66 and Pure Storage.
With crude oil having a strong week and closing up around $46.50 per barrel (NYMEX WTI), some investors will again be wondering if oil is starting to stabilize in that $45 to…
Oil refiner Phillips 66 reported mixed third-quarter 2015 earnings before markets opened Friday morning.
ThinkstockPhillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) is scheduled to report third quarter financial results before the markets open on Friday. The consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters call for $2.24 in earnings per share on…
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Phillips 66 announced Monday morning that it has set its capital spending budget for 2016 at $3.6 billion. Phillips 66 will also add $2 billion to its share repurchase plan.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Adobe Systems, FireEye, Lululemon Athletica, Nu Skin, Rio Tinto, Tesla Motors and BHP Billiton.