oil prices

BofA issued a handful calls recently with a particular focus on Oil & Gas stocks with massive upside.
For the first time in eight weeks, crude oil prices are set to decline week over week. Could this mark the beginning of the end for high pump prices?
The average price of a regular gallon of gasoline costs $5 or more in a number of states.
This island nation in the Pacific is most dependent on the oil trade, according to a 24/7 Wall St. analysis.
Oil prices continue their climb well above $100 a barrel. Fortunately, gasoline prices, already high, have held steady in the past several days.
Energy prices that were soaring in Thursday's premarket dipped lower in the first half-hour of the regular session.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Goldman Sachs energy research database looking for dividend-paying companies that could benefit should the situation in Eastern Europe take a negative turn. These five...
Oil prices look to be headed higher, and now may be the last good chance for investors to pick up dependable dividend leaders at reasonable levels. These four stocks have some serious upside...
These five companies are major players in the energy infrastructure arena. They pay out sizable distributions that are reasonably safe and reliable, and their stocks are still offering investors some...
Oil demand continues to outstrip supply and could be poised lift prices to $100 a barrel. These four dividend-paying energy stocks are cheap now and have some serious upside potential. They also are...
Gasoline prices have reached multiyear highs Some experts believe they could hit a record early next year. In one American city, they already have. Gas prices are tethered to the cost of crude oil....
The state with the highest average price of gasoline by far is California.
Goldman Sachs has four top energy ideas on its Conviction List of top stocks to buy, and all offer outstanding growth potential and reasonable entry points, compared to some of the other companies in...
Some options traders expect oil prices could reach $100 a barrel next year. The economic fallout of that would be tremendous.
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...