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As cracks have started to show in the S&P 500 in the past several weeks—following an impressive rally since the tariff-linked plunge in early April—investors might turn to companies bucking the

Don’t look now, but energy stocks are starting to look like compelling investments once again. While crude oil prices have been under pressure, natural gas prices are up over 70%

Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) is a buy in Q4 2025, not because its results and outlook are particularly robust, but because they affirm the investment thesis established when Berkshire

Shares of SLB (NYSE: SLB) stock are down just over 1% after the oil field services company reported its third-quarter earnings report. The stock is down approximately 14% in 2025, which is in

Investors are advised not to fight the trend. Right now, the trend for stocks remains bullish. That's kept technology stocks, particularly AI stocks, moving higher. But the stock market isn’t the

So far, much of the inflation discussion has focused on tariffs and trade policies. However, the price of oil is a more obvious sign that inflation may be moving higher.

Through September, crude

Financial markets are all about rotation. Not all assets move together, and money constantly shifts based on where investors see the best balance of risk and reward.

With the Federal Reserve

To the surprise of some investors, energy stocks  have quietly underperformed in 2025—especially oil and gas names.

Despite steady U.S. production under the Trump administration, efficiency gains

Concerns about inflation still dominate this market. In April and May, the immediate concern was that the Trump administration's tariff policy would cause a sharp spike in inflation. That hasn’t

The recent decision by the OPEC+ nations to increase oil production is amplifying concerns about an oversupplied market. Adding to that belief is the growing hope that a peace deal, or at least a

As groups seek to combat the significant rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) on Earth, the carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) market is set to become an increasingly large part of the

It‘s no secret that the ongoing trade tariff negotiations between the United States and China have sparked significant volatility and uncertainty in many areas of the market and the global economy