Merrill Lynch is very positive on three mega-cap energy stocks that offer not only a degree of stability but outstanding dividends. All are rated Buy and make sense for more conservative accounts…
With markets at all-time highs, it's important to consider the winners and losers. In this case, many stocks in the Dow are still holding the index back from even stronger gains.
Exxon Mobil reported a third-quarter beat on both profits and revenues. Analysts weren't expecting much and Exxon delivered just barely enough.
Paul Ausick The two U.S. supermajor integrated oil and gas companies, Exxon Mobil and Chevron, are scheduled to report third-quarter results before markets open. Here's what to expect.
Six of the 30 Dow Jones industrial average components are scheduled to report their latest quarterly reports this week.
Short sellers moved back into oil and gas companies during the short interest reporting period that ended October 15.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers still favored Microsoft, Intel and Pfizer above all other Dow stocks.
These four blue chip large-cap stocks have taken a beating this year and all offer patient investors the potential for some big upside.
These big oil stocks are at some of the best entry prices in years and could offer solid upside for shareholders in 2020 and beyond.
Short sellers appear to have lost interest in the exploration and production business. Short interest in the supermajor integrated firms increased, however.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers favored Microsoft, Intel and Pfizer above all other Dow stocks.
It might seem odd with the lower oil prices and with energy stocks in the tank that one of the industry giants might really want to commit to raising its dividend by…
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.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers favored Pfizer, Intel and Microsoft above all other Dow stocks.
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…
