Oil Services Vaneck ETF (OIH)

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Day's Range 96.99 - 96.99

52-Week Range 3.30 - 173.86

Dividend & Yield 0.68 (0.70%)

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3 Energy Stocks to Buy As Oil Surges Higher

By Tyler Craig, Tales of a Technician Jul 22, 2020

Oil prices were popping on Tuesday. That said, here are the best energy stocks to buy in the wake of the newfound strength.

Even This Cheap, It’s Hard to Make a Case for Chesapeake Energy Stock

By Bret Kenwell, InvestorPlace Contributor Jan 31, 2020

Could Chesapeake Energy stock rally 20% to 30% from here? Yes. But that doesn't mean CHK stock doesn't have risks. In fact, far from it.

7 Energy ETFs to Buy for a Rebound in 2020

By Todd Shriber, InvestorPlace Contributor Jan 21, 2020

Traditional energy stocks and exchange-traded funds took some lumps last year, but some energy ETFs still offer value and income potential.

3 Standout Oil Services Stocks to Buy

By Tyler Craig, Tales of a Technician Jan 14, 2020

Oil services stocks present one of the few remaining bargains in an otherwise expensive market. Here are three great ways to bet on a bottom.

3 Energy Stocks to Buy

By Tyler Craig, Tales of a Technician Dec 19, 2019

With bottom fishers swarming, the time may be ripe to begin accumulating shares of energy stocks. Here are the top three stocks to buy.

Market Minute: This Sector Should Top Your Watchlist This Week

By Jeff Clark, Market Minute Sep 30, 2019

Traders looking for something to play on the long side this week should keep OIH at the top of their list.

Stock Market Today: Crude Oil Rockets; Now What?

By Bret Kenwell, InvestorPlace Contributor Sep 16, 2019

Oil prices surged on Monday, setting the tone for a very interesting session in the stock market today. Get all caught up, right here.

7 Energy ETFs That Could Be Running Out of Fuel

By Todd Shriber, InvestorPlace Contributor Apr 3, 2019

Energy ETFs have had a great 2019 so far. However, a number of headwinds are hitting the industry now, making these energy funds vulnerable.

5 Oil ETFs for Rising Prices

By Todd Shriber, InvestorPlace Contributor Feb 4, 2019

After being one of last year's worst-performing sectors, oil stocks are rebounding in 2019. Here are 5 oil ETFs to profit from the surge.

3 Oil Service Stocks to Play the Rebound in Crude

By Tim Biggam, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 14, 2018

The historic drop in oil prices in the past 12 days took oil service stocks down to extremely attractive levels. Time to buy.

New Lows Almost Certainly Are in the Future for Petrobras Stock

By Bret Kenwell, InvestorPlace Contributor Jun 17, 2018

Petrobras had been rallying and now it's plummeting. PBR stock finds itself on the cusp of major support. Bulls and bears now face a critical test.

5 Great Energy ETFs to Play Rising Prices

By Aaron Levitt, InvestorPlace Contributor Jun 5, 2018

Oil prices are rising and it's time to cash in. Here are 5 energy ETFs to buy to play the current jump in crude oil.

7 Best Energy ETFs for the Rest of 2018

By Todd Shriber, InvestorPlace Contributor Jan 16, 2018

Some energy ETFs are income plays while others provide upside potential, but every type of energy investor will find something in this list.

Oil Prices Set for a Big 2018: Here’s How You Can Profit

By Lawrence Meyers, InvestorPlace Contributor Jan 9, 2018

With oil now recovering, here are a several ways you can take advantage of higher oil prices in the near future.

Here’s What to Expect From Stocks Into New Year’s

By Serge Berger, InvestorPlace Contributor Dec 26, 2017

Sector and group rotation continued last week, but less is more as the stock market winds down into 2018.

3 Ways to Play the Breakout in Energy Stocks

By Lawrence Meyers, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 9, 2017

OIl prices may have broken out to sustainable new highs, and here's how to buy energy stocks from a conservative, medium and aggressive angle.

5 Oil Stocks That Are On Fire Right Now (and 2 ETFs)

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Nov 6, 2017

Stocks push higher Monday on M&A hype in the semiconductor space, but the single most interesting move underway is in the oil stocks.

Oil Is Strong but Schlumberger Limited Stinks

By Tyler Craig, Tales of a Technician Nov 2, 2017

Oil prices are rebounding, but so far Schlumberger Ltd has been riding the pine. Avoid SLB stock or use this play to capitalize on more weakness.

4 Stocks and 4 ETFs With the Best Potential for Q3 Earnings

By Zacks Investment Research Oct 17, 2017

The Q3 earnings growth is on track to be the lowest this year after double-digit growth in each of the first two quarters and with high single-digit expected ea...

Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) Stock Is on the Edge as OPEC Disappoints

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Jul 24, 2017

Oil majors like Exxon (XOM) are currently under pressure, as an OPEC meeting failed to turn energy market sentiment around.

Oil slides as Libya lifts force majeure at largest oil field, GoM output resumes (Commodity:CL1:COM)

From Seeking Alpha Oct 12, 2020

Crude oil prices tumble (CL1:COM) as Libya lifted force majeure at its largest oilfield, producers began restoring output in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Delta and a Norwegian strike affecting production ended.Production in Libya is expected to rise to 355K bbl/day after force majeure at the Sharara oilfield was lifted yesterday."If oil demand recovery continues to struggle due to new or stricter COVID-related mitigation measures, [OPEC+] may need to reconsider the planned tapering of their voluntary supply cuts," says BNP Paribas analyst Harry Tchilinguirian.And with the passing of the hurricane and the resolution of the strike in Norway, "investors are more concerned about the higher output in the face of subdued demand," says Mihir Kapadia, chief executive of Sun Global Investments.ETFs: USO, XLE, UCO, XOP, VDE, GUSH, OIH, BGR, ERX, BNO

Crude oil stays on track for big week (Commodity:CL1:COM)

From Seeking Alpha Oct 9, 2020

Oil (CL1:COM) is poised for its biggest weekly gain since May, even though prices have tracked back just a bit.Operators in the Gulf of Mexico have closed off about 92% of production ahead of Hurricane Delta as the storm barrels toward Louisiana.Yesterday, OPEC forecast global oil demand will keep rising until around 2040, when it will plateau at about 109.3M bbl/day or about 10% above the level of production in 2019.

OPEC sees global oil demand not peaking before 2040 (NYSEARCA:USO)

From Seeking Alpha Oct 8, 2020

The world's appetite for crude oil won't reach its peak for another 20 years, OPEC says in a far more optimistic forecast of the world's post-coronavirus demand for oil than many other forecasts.In its 2020 World Oil Outlook, OPEC forecasts global oil demand will keep rising until around 2040, when it will plateau at 109.3M bbl/day, ~10% above its 2019 level.Still, the group's 2040 demand figure was more than 1M bbl/day below last year's forecast of 110.6M bbl/day.The OPEC annual report offers a brighter vision for oil and gas than BP's recent forecast, which said oil demand may have already peaked, prompting it to plan to invest heavily in renewable energy over the coming years.ETFs: USO, XLE, UCO, XOP, VDE, GUSH, OIH, BGR, ERX, BNO

Oil prices, energy names tick lower after surprise U.S. crude build (NYSEARCA:XLE)

From Seeking Alpha Sep 10, 2020

The energy sector (XLE -1.9%) drags along at the bottom of today's leaderboard, continuing its recent weakness that has seen a ~6.5% slide so far this month.Four of the five biggest S&P 500 decliners on the day are oil and gas names: EOG -6.7%, XEC -5.3%, OXY -4.8%, APA -3.9%.Today's broad-based losses in the sector come even as crude oil prices (CL1:COM) are only modestly lower after data showed U.S.

U.S. crude turns red as production slides by 1M-plus bbl/day (Commodity:CL1:COM)

From Seeking Alpha Sep 2, 2020

WTI crude oil (CL1:COM) reverses course to turn sharply lower despite a hefty drop in U.S. crude supplies, as gasoline demand fell over the latest week, an indication that economic recovery from COVID-19 may be slower than expected.October WTI -2% to $41.91/bbl, while November Brent -1.6% to $44.85/bbl.Domestic weekly crude production fell by 1.1M bbl/day, a record in data going back to 1983, but Hurricane Laura caused an average of 1.3M bbl/day to be shut-in by producers operating offshore in the Gulf of Mexico."The market is trying to dismiss the number as a storm-related one-off," says Price Futures analyst Phil Flynn.

U.S. crude drops as production slides by 1M-plus bbl/day (Commodity:CL1:COM)

From Seeking Alpha Sep 2, 2020

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