Just bought it. The energy in pullback was overdone. FANG offers secular growth, making good, strategic acquisitions and want to distribute 75% of their cash flow to investors through dividends and buybacks, plus a variable dividend. She bought around $139. China is not yet reflected in energy stocks, and today Russia announced energy output cuts.
Has a 11% free cash flow yield. WTI is about to hit its 50-day moving average at $83. Sell the March $160 calls; 5 months out you get 5% income and 15% total return if it gets called away.
Among the 10 top performers on the S&P of 2021 #9, up 123%. It's made many acquisition and returned capital to shareholders. It has a $35 breakeven price with tremendous production growth of 41%. It's cutting back on drilling and exploration which pleases Wall St.. It's likely to repeat this gain in 2022.
It's America's fastest-growing oil company. He hasn't recommended it until recently. Select oil names will be great investments if crude stays in the $80's. It's more volatile than Chevron, but this stock will run if they deliver monster numbers on Monday.
He's bullish oil. He's long Schlumberger. Rig counts are more than double a year ago, and the higher oil prices go, the more drilling there'll be. Russian ADR stocks are breaking out and back to their all-time highs like Lukoy; these trades will continue to work. Among American oil stocks, Diamondback is best in breed. Make sure their balance sheets are fortified and they won't grow at all costs. The whole sector has a lot of room to move higher.
Announced a $2 billion share buyback today which shocks him. Used to be an undisciplined oil company. He's slightly bullish on oil, but more so on natural gas.
(A Top Pick Aug 27/20, Down 12%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly We are choosing to remain disciplined and stick to our stop-loss at $35 and look for better alternatives. Now that key technical support has been breached it could try to retest lows near $25.
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Trading at only 58% of book value this Permian oil producer is good value. Analysts are betting their realized oil price will be able to recover in the quarters ahead from the last reported $21.99 per barrel. The dividend is attractive as well. We would trade this with a $35 stop-loss, looking to see a recovery back to $58 -- a potential 48% gain. Yield 3.81% (Analysts’ price target is $58.59)
(A Top Pick Mar 08/19, Down 22%) They stubbed their toe and he sold out about mid-year. Their inventory turned out not to be as deep as they had advertised. Within $50 oil prices they can generate 10% free cash flow going forward.
(A Top Pick Nov 16/18, Down 33%) The highest quality Permian producer name you can own. He sold it a while ago when they decided to repatriate all their energy investing back to Canada, where values are so discounted. There is talk of a frac ban in the US, which is creating uncertainty there.
Is a $20B company in the Permian. Growing by 15% this year and generating 4% free cash flow at $50 oil. In theory, should be able to see more than 100% upside. Yield = 0.0% (Analysts’ price target is $18.71)
Just bought it. The energy in pullback was overdone. FANG offers secular growth, making good, strategic acquisitions and want to distribute 75% of their cash flow to investors through dividends and buybacks, plus a variable dividend. She bought around $139. China is not yet reflected in energy stocks, and today Russia announced energy output cuts.