Sell COP: At a yield of 2.01% ConocoPhillips no longer earns a place in my Dividend Portfolio
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Is the short squeeze that drove up the price of some energy stocks Wednesday just about over?
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After yesterday’s surprise agreement to cut production from OPEC, oil prices have continued to climb–West Texas Intermediate was up 3.07% to $50.96 as of 3:15 p.m. New York time this afternoon–but oil producer stocks have stalled with such leaders from yesterday as Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) down 0.84%, Parsley Energy off 1%, and RSP Permian (RSPP) lower by 1.46%.
The winners on OPEC’s agreement–beyond today’s tide that lifted all boats, that is
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Yesterday I wrote that the financial markets’ reaction to whatever came out of OPEC’s meeting today would depend on how weak or strong the agreement to cut production was. Well, the actual agreement announced today to cut oil production was far stronger than expected. That surprise sent oil markets soaring today with U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate up 8.34% to $49.00 a barrel. The Brent benchmark rose 8.82% to $50.47 a barrel.
Huge oil deposit reported for Texas’ Permian Basin–here are two names to pick up
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It looks like “No deal” to raise oil prices at OPEC meeting tomorrow
Ahead of tomorrow’s OPEC “consultations” in Algiers, Saudi Arabia put an offer on the table today to reduce oil production to January levels and Iran rejected it. Iran wants to increase its current production of 3.6 million barrels a day to 4 million barrels, the level before international sanctions devastated the country’s oil exports. The Saudi offer would have reduced Saudi Arabia’s production by 500,000 barrels a day, but only if other OPEC members agreed to freeze production at current levels.
Pioneer Natural Resources says it will add rigs in second half–which is one reason the oil supply glut is so persistent
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