Credit Suisse reminds investors that of the five El Niño weather events in the past 18 years, only one was warmer than normal, so there's upside to this winter's natural gas market.
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While the Cowen estimates for forward natural gas pricing are lower than most Wall Street estimates, they still are very bullish on some of the top companies.
A new comprehensive research report from Merrill Lynch takes a hard look at stocks that can benefit as energy investors wait for an increase in spot prices.
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A new report from Cowen says that in the next two years the U.S. natural gas market could turn from a domestic to an international market.
While Jefferies cuts its natural gas forecasts, the firm prefers natural gas over oil stocks as there is increasing demand and production looks to have peaked in March.
When you combine a sell-off in oil with a big market sell-off, you have the makings of either a disaster or an opportunity.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Apollo Education, Petrobras, Shopify, Fitbit, Sarepta Therapeutics and Lowe's.
With the Marcellus and Utica shales still producing well, and demand perking up, the Jefferies team is positive on three area natural gas producers that are rated Buy.
The analysts at Cowen have started coverage of oil exploration and production stocks, and these three stocks are the top picks.
As we approach the earnings releases for the first quarter, we are seeing an increase in the insider selling activity.
A recent research note from Jefferies made the case that the low-cost gas producers could be a solid investment now.
24/7 Wall St. screened data on exploration and production companies in a new research note from Jefferies and found five likely to survive this oil price plunge.
In a new research report, Jefferies analysts are careful to note that oil pricing could take up to 18 months to rebound, but they feel comfortable enough to initiate some top exploration…
