These four top companies offer reasonably safe and reliable distributions, plus are they major players in the energy infrastructure arena. Investors looking for solid total return potential can do well owning these MLP leaders.
Some options traders expect oil prices could reach $100 a barrel next year. The economic fallout of that would be tremendous.
The United States has "opened up" as COVID-19 cases and deaths have fallen, and 19 states currently have average prices for a gallon of regular at or over $3.
These five red-hot energy companies not only deliver dependable big dividends, but their stocks have the potential to shoot higher as oil nears the $70 a barrel level. They are solid ideas for investors…
With West Texas Intermediate crude trading near the $70 a barrel level, these five stocks could have big-time upside potential. They offer aggressive investors a way to play the sector plus get some solid…
The announced merger between Cabot and Cimarex has sent investors rushing for the exits. There will be more of these mergers in the coming months, but none is likely to prevent what appears to…
Analysts at Goldman Sachs have downgraded one of the country's largest oil refiners just as retail gasoline prices rise to a U.S. average of more than $3 a gallon.
The International Energy Agency's new report on reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 includes the virtual elimination of fossil fuel use.
Thirteen states currently have average prices for a gallon of regular at or over $3. California tops that list.
A number of nations have gasoline prices much higher than in the United States, and American drivers can count themselves as lucky.
With dependable dividends and long histories of market dominance, all these stocks make good sense for growth and income investors looking to add energy, despite this week's mind-boggling hack of a vital oil pipeline.
These four top Goldman Sachs energy picks are perhaps off the radar for some investors, but they offer outstanding growth potential and reasonable entry points, compared to some of the other stocks in the…
Analysts at Deutsche have initiate coverage on four of the European Union's largest energy companies. The top pick is one expected to produce a total return of 37% in 2022.
Alternative energy stocks have skyrocketed over the past 12 months, even after hitting a soft patch earlier this year. They now appear to be regaining some analysts' favor.
While oil stocks have rallied off the dreadful lows of last year, heading into the strongest seasonal time for the sector, and taking advantage of recent selling, may set up energy investors for some…
