The Latest Breaking News from CVX

The dwindling crude oil supply and heightened demand for oil and gas may establish a continual upswing for the energy sector. The market conditions have helped energy stocks Chevron Corporation (CVX), Kinder Morgan (KMI), and PBF Energy (PBF) gain robust momentum lately. Read on….

Several Berkshire Hathaway holdings are underperforming the markets in 2023. Chevron and Bank of America are two underperforming Warren Buffett stocks worth buying at these levels.

Despite facing macroeconomic headwinds, the energy industry holds a promising long-term outlook due to rapid urbanization and the sluggish energy transition. Hence, energy stocks Exxon Mobil (XOM), Chevron Corporation (CVX), and Cross Timbers Royalty (CRT), buoyed by their Quality and Momentum, could be ideal additions to your watchlist. Read more….

Chevron stock has an attractive 3.89% dividend yield and is cheap at 11.5x earnings. This makes it popular with value investors as well as traders who short out-of-the-money puts.

Chevron stock has been rising with the higher prices of oil and gas this weekend. The 3.90% CVX dividend yield and its massive buybacks are attractive to value buyers, including short-put traders.

Chevron stock has been upgraded by 2 major buy-side firms, given its 4.0% dividend yield and low P/E multiple. Value buyers are attracted to CVX stock, including shorting puts for extra income.

Chevron stock received its second analyst upgrade in as many days, boosting hopes for a recovery in the lagging energy major.

Chevron’s all-stock deal to buy PDC Energy looks like a slam dunk. The only fly in the ointment for the oil giant is an uncooperative economy combined with a lower price per barrel of oil.

Chevron stock has drifted down since its Q1 earnings release. But that has raised its dividend yield to 3.92% and reduced its P/E multiple to just 11x, making it attractive to value investors.

Chevron had better-than-expected Q1 earnings and cash flow from operations compared to last year. This makes its 3.78% dividend and 5.5% buyback yields attractive to value investors.

Recent banking turmoil and rising interest rates have weighed heavily on investors’ sentiment lately. However, weak economic data signaling slowing growth could result in relatively easy monetary policies in the second half of 2023. Given the macroeconomic backdrop, investors could consider adding fundamentally sound low P/E stocks Pfizer (PFE), Chevron…