24/7 Wall St. We screened Stifel’s energy research universe and found five stocks trading under the $10 level that could provide investors with some solid upside potential.
Oil and gas giant Chevron announced this morning that it has agreed to buy Anadarko Petroleum for $33 in cash and stock in a transaction valued at $33 billion.
The U.S. natural gas stockpile rose by 25 billion cubic feet last week, a bit less than analysts expected. Cooler weather in the Midwest is likely to push prices higher this week.
Gasoline prices have hit an average of $4 a gallon in some California cities. The pain will get a little worse before it gets better too.
Summer gasoline prices are forecast to be nearly a dime a gallon lower this year than they were last summer. Good news for Americans who will be hitting the roads this summer.
Exxon Mobil said this morning that profits in its downstream segment would take a couple of big hits from higher crude oil prices and losses in its derivatives trading.
Short interest generally increased in the solar and alt energy stocks we watch. Short sellers nearly doubled their bets against one of the alt energy companies.
Short sellers pulled back on their bets for falling share prices among major oil companies in the last two weeks of March.
These five top oil stocks with huge 100% or more upside potential to the Stifel price targets also could be possible takeover targets.
Many of the factors that drove oil above $100 a barrel 11 years ago are back in force again, including political unrest in large oil-producing nations.
One key analyst sees Petrobras as a story in which yield meets growth. But the call does have at least some caution.
U.S. retail gasoline prices rose by an average of nearly five cents a gallon last week. Refinery maintenance and unplanned outages in California have driven West Coast prices to their highest levels in nearly…
The Saudi Aramco bond offering has yielded up a trove of information about the workings of the world's most profitable company.
Jefferies has raised its price targets on three Buy-rated oilfield services leaders that have been battered and are offering investors some of the best entry points in the past five years.
Crude prices are at a five-month high of over $63 a barrel. This has driven gasoline prices in several states to over $3 a gallon.
