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  • 127.280
  • +0.440+0.35%
Close Mar 28 16:00 ET
  • 127.160
  • -0.120-0.09%
Post 16:26 ET
149.73BMarket Cap14.05P/E (TTM)

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    Should We Be Worried About Inflation?

    All Eyes on the Upcoming Fed Meeting
    With interest rates and inflation being the main concern for investors these days, all eyes will be on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision coming this Wednesday.
    Many analysts are calling for a resurgence in inflation. While the Federal Reserve has been standing by their word, saying that inflation is under control and we are on the path towards rate cuts this year.
    If the Fed believes that inflation is no longer...
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    The significant insider selling at ConocoPhillips and absence of insider buying may worry shareholders. Despite high insider ownership, recent sales suggest insiders don't see shares as a bargain. Coupled with identified risks, caution is advised for potential investors.
    Truist analyst Neal Dingmann believes that ConocoPhillips is being 'rather conservative' with its capital-return target, as free cash flow has improved and operations continue to trend positively.
    SA contributors The Value Portfolio and Michael Fitzsimmons praised ConocoPhillips. The Value Portfolio emphasized the company's unique assets and commitment to shareholder returns, while Fitzsimmons highlighted the strong free-cash flow profile and advised investors to buy the stock again.
    The company's transition from loss to profitability has led to strong share price growth. Despite recent underperformance, long-term shareholders have seen a 14% annual gain over five years. If fundamental data indicates sustainable growth, the current sell-off could be a worthwhile opportunity.

    Nat Gas Ripped. Is it Oil's Time to Shine Now?

    Natural Gas Has Already Ripped
    Recently, natural gas futures had a big rally. This was mostly due to the spat of severely cold weather that came unexpectedly and spread across the entire United States.
    Economic data in the U.S. has shown that natural gas in storage has been dropping since the beginning of December. Based on the laws of supply and demand, this could have added upward pressure on the price of the commodity.
    It should be noted that nat...
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    Bullish on Commodities?

    $Henry Hub Natural Gas Futures(MAY4)(NGmain.US)$
    It's official. Nat gas is bullish in the short-term picture. How long will this uptick last?
    $Crude Oil Futures(MAY4)(CLmain.US)$
    Oil has been getting a nice boost the past couple of days. The trend in oil could flip to bullish pretty soon if we see a little more upside. Here is my TA for crude futures in the link below.
    Worsening Geopolitical Tensions in the Middle East
    As always, I am not a financial professional, and this...
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    Worsening Geopolitical Tensions in the Middle East

    $Crude Oil Futures(MAY4)(CLmain.US)$
    Tensions in the Red Sea
    The tensions in the Red Sea seem to be escalating. We are seeing constant news stories about freighters being attacked by huthi militia groups and explosions at Red Sea ports. The Iranian military is even stepping up their military presence in the Red Sea. Iranians are sympathetic to the huthi forces, so this will only exacerbate the problem.
    How long will the conflict last?
    I have seen...
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    Lower forecast growth leads to ConocoPhillips' lower market P/E ratio. As the potential for improved earnings does not seem to justify a higher P/E ratio, investors are skeptical about the share price rising significantly in the near future.
    The Occidental deal for CrownRock, tagged at $11B, implies a higher value compared to other Permian deals this year. However, the shrinking pool of acquisition targets and market discounts on small producers justify the high valuation.

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