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Energy stocks advanced late Thursday afternoon, with the NYSE Energy Sector Index and the State Stre

Energy stocks advanced Thursday afternoon, with the NYSE Energy Sector Index rising 0.8% and the Sta

First, there was the TACO trade (Trump Always Chickens Out) amid rising tariff fears in the months and quarters that followed Liberation Day. These days, there’s growing chatter about the so-called NACHO (Not a Chance Hormuz Opens) trade, which suggests the much-anticipated reopening of the Strait of Hormuz might not happen anytime soon. Indeed, reopening ... Could the Trump NACHO Trade Send Energy Stocks Through the Roof?

EQNR's Q1 earnings top estimates as higher production and stronger liquids prices lift profitability across key segments.

Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) was among the stocks on Jim Cramer’s radar as he highlighted the importance of lower interest rates in sustaining the broader market rally. A caller mentioned that they wish to start a position in the stock, given the conflict with Iran, but are unsure “when to pull the trigger.” Cramer replied: No, […]

BP trades at 3.27x EV/EBITDA vs. peers as WTI tops $100; 14 discoveries and debt cuts could boost cash flow.

The deal is set to close next year subject to regulatory clearance and the satisfaction of standard closing conditions.

A lackluster earnings announcement from Chevron Corporation ( NYSE:CVX ) last week didn't sink the stock price. We...

↗️ Cisco Systems (CSCO): The tech conglomerate is cutting jobs so that it can pour more resources into silicon, optics, security and AI. Shares soared 18% premarket. 🔎 Cerebras Systems (CBRS): The chipmaker will start trading today after raising $5.

Chevron has agreed to sell several Asia-Pacific refining and retail assets to Japan’s Eneos for $2.17 billion, as it continues to streamline its international portfolio.

It could be tempting for energy companies to ramp up efforts to meet soaring demand, only to find themselves overextended. But the sector has become much more disciplined.

Oil companies entered earnings season with higher commodity prices at their backs, but investors are still watching one issue more closely than almost anything else: spending discipline. In the Morgan Stanley note given to TheStreet, analyst Devin McDermott and his team said oil exploration and ...

Bloomberg’s Stuart Livingstone-Wallace delivered a line worth pausing on this week. Responding to a question about whether a U.S. naval posture was choking off Iranian crude flows, he told viewers: “We’ve had no tankers loading for three days. That’s certainly unprecedented since the conflict began.” The three days in question were May 8, May 9, ... Trump Walks Into Beijing with a New Ace Card: Iran’s Main Oil Terminal Has Gone Dark

Select Water Solutions isn't the first energy stock on many investors' list. Maybe it ought to be.

Chevron's rising production, strong cash returns and expanding high-margin oil assets are driving renewed investor optimism in 2026.

WES Q1 earnings top estimates as higher natural gas, crude oil and water throughput boosts revenues and cash flow growth.

On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer said he likes Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX). “The one thing I would tell you is the last time oil was at these prices, Chevron was dramatically higher, but you do get a 3.8% yield and they have great cash flow. Mike Wirth [CEO of Chevron] is running it, and I'm gonna say, pull the trigger,” he added. Chevron reported mixed first-quarter results on May 1, with earnings reflecting ongoing cost pressures and market headwinds across its operations.

Just five stocks account for 60% of Berkshire's holdings -- that percentage was even higher in the past.

The global economy is burning through its oil and refined products stockpiles.

Chevron (NYSE:CVX) shareholders are set to vote on Proposal 6 at the upcoming annual meeting. The proposal, backed by JLens and the Anti-Defamation League, calls for an independent third-party report on Chevron’s human rights due diligence in the occupied Palestinian territories. Chevron’s Board and leading proxy advisors are urging investors to vote against the measure, citing potential risks for the company’s Eastern Mediterranean assets. For investors, this vote comes at a time when...

With an annual dividend yield of 3.85%, Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) is included among the 12 Best Blue Chip Dividend Stocks to Buy Now. Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) manufactures and sells a range of high-quality refined products, including gasoline, diesel, marine and aviation fuels, premium base oil, finished lubricants, and fuel oil additives. On May 4, Barclays analyst Betty […]

Occidental, Chevron, and ExxonMobil are no-brainer buys amid the Iran war.

Be careful what you wish for.

Chevron (NYSE:CVX) has rallied hard off late-2025 lows, riding a sharp move in WTI crude from $60.04/bbl in January to $100.32/bbl by April. After a 39.44% one-year gain, the question is whether the easy money is already made. Our 24/7 Wall St. price target for Chevron is $163.37 over the next 12 months, implying -11.57% downside ... Is Chevron a Safe Bet in the Energy Sector?

YPF Q1 earnings top estimates as stronger crude oil output, lower costs and improved refining performance increase profitability.

An ETF has done something unusual for a leveraged commodity fund. It has actually rewarded holders. ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil (NYSEARCA:UCO) is up 130% year to date, the kind of move that pays for past pain in a fund notorious for grinding holders down. With President Trump’s April 7 announcement of a two-week US-Iran ... Up 130% YTD, This ETF Can Double Again as Iran War Has No End in Sight

June WTI futures prices are slowly moving higher, over $99 today. One profitable play is to sell short out-of-the-money one-month Chevron calls and puts. I discussed this last month, and it has worked out.

CVE's Q1 earnings beat estimates as higher oil sands production and stronger refining margins increase profitability.

Chevron’s first quarter results for 2026 were met with a negative market reaction, reflecting investor concerns about flat sales and a notable drop in operating margin, despite meeting Wall Street’s revenue expectations. Management attributed the quarter’s performance to strong upstream production—including a substantial boost from legacy Hess assets integration—and disciplined execution across volatile markets. CEO Michael Wirth highlighted operational resilience and the company’s ability to ca

SUN tops Q1 estimates on higher fuel sales volumes, stronger margins and a $102M boost from inventory accounting gains.