3 Energy Stocks I'm Eyeing in 2025
The world doesn't work without energy. In fact, we'd all be living in the dark ages if the power simply stopped, which is why I am a huge fan of energy stocks of all kinds. But one energy source
Chevron investors were suffering through some material uncertainty over the last year or so. There was a merger, with Hess, that wasn't going smoothly, and the company's investment in Venezuela had become a political football. Both of those negatives have been sorted out for the time being, which removes what had been a big drag on Chevron's stock. But it still has an above-average dividend yield of 4.5%. The average energy stock is yielding just 3.4%.
What you get with Chevron is quite attractive. Its integrated business model tends to be resilient to the inherent volatility of the energy sector. That resilience is helped along by a rock-solid balance sheet. And the outcome is a dividend that has increased annually for 38 consecutive years. If you are looking for a core energy stock, Chevron is worth a deep dive in 2025 or any year.
Source Fool.com